Waste Bed Dumping of Sewage OK'd in Geddes
A Geddes Town Board vote denied Syracuse city permission to dump non mixed sewage into Solvay Process waste beds. Officials argued dumping could continue into Onondaga Lake with chlorination enhancements, while Lakeland residents urged a renegotiation of the Solvay contract and a future local plant, amid broader state scrutiny.
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Ray Noble
Syracuse University Nutrition Course Open To Public
Syracuse University offers a jointly sponsored public health nutrition course with the College of Home Economics and the New York State Department of Health. Dr. Paul Ri Cannon of the University of Chicago will speak at an 8 PM lecture on June 18 in the College of Medicine auditorium. Dinner reservations for 6:15 PM in Winchell Hall require university notice by June 13. The program marks the first time any part of the institute is open to the general public, per Dr. Bourquin.
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Wardner D. Ayer
Kum Bak Performance Set for Tonight at Lincoln Auditorium
Syracuse writer director Gordon Alderman unveils Kum Bak a musical revue recalling a half century of college life with alumni from Syracuse and a cast featuring student performers. Local backlash and theater space issues influenced the Hilldums to back the show at this venue.
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Labor Groups Back Vets Patriotic Rally
Labor and veteran organizations unite for the Veterans Patriotic Rally set for tomorrow night at Coin Auditorium. National Commander George N. Craig of the American Legion will speak as civic leaders marshal a pre rally parade led by Brig. Gen. Charles Staunton. Labor leaders William S. Quinn and Vincent G. Sullivan head the task force. parade colors will be supplied by veterans groups from Onondaga County and Legion posts from Central New York. Two citizenship medals will be awarded to the national commander during the rally.
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C.so. Council
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vétéran survey extended in Onondaga County
Onondaga County extends its veteran survey to June 30 to gather data from veterans for the War Memorial roster. Board clerk Julian W Edgecombe said responses are coming in well, aiding a county military records project now one third complete.
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War Memorial
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Unclear fragment hints at university event with Falk
Fragmentary text mentions Falk and a university department in a show or performance setting, unclear roles and context, no coherent events or outcomes available.
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