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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1976
Page
11
Richard G. Case reports that the Onondaga Civic Center performing arts wing opened Jan. 15 and has drawn wide use. Joseph Golden says bookings reflect a diverse community of clients with about 170000 patrons so far and annual users near half a million.
New York Telephone Company files tariff revisions effective 1 1976 to regulate credits for service interruptions. Proposals include 1/30 daily credits for equipment outages and 230 of monthly tariff for each 24 hour interruption after notice, with specific credits when all central office lines or some PBX lines are affected. Credit handling and negotiation by the business office are outlined.
Gisela Beker of New York City presents impressionistic paintings at the Everson Museum through July 11. Born in Germany, she moved to the United States in 1956, became a citizen in 1961, and has shown work in museums and universities across the country and in France. The museum calls her work a unique communication of the hard edge with a sensual wash of impressionistic color. A reception for the show runs 6 to 8 p.m. June 25 at the museum.
Rev Joseph Alvin Scahill pastor of Camillus First United Methodist Church earned the Doctor of Ministry degree at Drew University in Madison New Jersey during recent commencement exercises. A Nebraska Wesleyan Wesley Theological Seminary and Morgan State College graduate he has served as campus minister in Baltimore and associate minister in Syracuse. In 1976 he was named an Outstanding Man of America and he will assume a pastoral assignment at United Methodist Church Big Flats in July.
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