Sturgis term as Liverpool schools head extended by vote
The Liverpool school board unanimously extended Theodore G. Sturgis’ acting superintendency for one year with no debate. The board also replaced football coach Daniel Ki. Chrisman with assistant Anthony Thonati ton, per principal John Wilcox. Chrisman had a strong season as junior varsity coach. A public hearing on the proposed 1966-67 budget of 7.59 million dollars, up about 1.46 million and with a seven dollar per thousand tax rise, is encouraged for turnout. Sturgis praised for stabilizing finances as the board weighs Dugan’s reinstatement fate after his firing and an ensuing state inquiry.
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Theodore G. Sturgis
Liverpool
Daniel Ki
Chrisman
Anthony Thonatiton
John Wilcox- Chrisman
Sturgiss
Chrismans
Tiwo
Chestnut Hill
Toniht
Sturgis
Peter J. Dugan
Fadward Stabler
Stabler
James W. Roberts
Dugan
Sturis
James F. Atlen
Pompey Town Board Advances Growth and Town Hall Plans
The Pompey town board approved two proposals, one to the State Department of Commerce for planning future growth over 30 years, and a second to the State Aid for Youth for a town hall beautification project with landscaping. An architect member will help design the new town hall, site on Cherry Valley turnpike and Route 26. The board also moved to take action against dog owners with delinquent espresses. The Sy t anse Mens Garden Club June meeting will be held at First Lutheran Church with Cornell's Prof. Warren Johnson speaking on Defending Your Garden.
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Pompey Town Board
State Department of Commerce
State Aid For Youth Commission
Department of Commerce
Pompey
Harold A. Frediani
Frediani
Deangelo
Pompey Planning Board
Cherry Valley Lurnpike
Rt. 26
Medicare aid urged for retarded persons
State Sen. William T. Conklin urged Onondaga County Association for Retarded Children to back Medicare legislation providing help for parents with mentally disabled adults. He said federal Medicare funds assist institutional care and costs, noting the program’s availability and modest expense. A $600,000 Onondaga County center site was not announced, with leaders calling a decision premature.
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William T. Conkitt
Onondaga County
The
Association For Retarded Children
Kings County
Republican
Conklin
Onondaga Oondaga County
Joseph W. Munnis
Syracuse
Sen. Conklin
Malcolm Wilkson
Wilson
Albany
New York City
Onondaga Central school board election July 12
Voters in the Onondaga Central School district will elect one member to the board of education at the district’s annual meeting on July 12. Incumbent Melvin K. Abbott of South Onondaga seeks reelection for a five year term. Nominating petitions are due June 28 in the board clerk’s office at Wheeler Elementary School in South Onondaga.
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Board of Education
Onondaga Central School
Melvin K. Abbott
South Onondaga
Wheeler Elementary
South Onowadaga
Engineer Brown enters Baldwinsville School Board race
Burton P. Brown, honored as Man of the Year in 1961, seeks the Baldwinsville School Board seat. A former Defense official and GE Heavy Military Electronics senior consultant, he has lived in Baldwinsville 19 years and served in Vietnam as a defense adviser. He held Pentagon roles in 1982 and 1963 directing Army Navy and Air Force defense R&D programs. Brown has advised government industry groups and taught at the University of Vermont 1945 47.
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Burton P. Brown
Syracuse Herald" Journal
Baldwinsville
Secretary of Defense
Pentagon
Office of
Air Defense
Army
Navy
Air Force
United States
Moran cites Supreme Court ruling curbing police questioning
District Attorney Francis R Moran warned the Supreme Court decision on questioning suspects may severely curtail police work and prosecutions. He noted the ruling could force police to inform suspects they may remain silent and be represented by counsel before any questioning, potentially redefining who is a suspect and affecting lineups and witness cooperation.
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Francis R. Moran
T Oday
U.S. Supreme Court
Moran
Supreme Court
Shim
Maran
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