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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1966

Page

2

Contract Awarded for 690 Section Road Project

An 11.5 million contract goes to Savitt Brothers Inc of Bloomfield Conn for a 24 mile section of Route 610 linking the Onondaga Interchange in Syracuse to Mrickson Street. The six lane expressway includes a 1522 foot viaduct and interchanges at Teall and south Midler avenues with completion targeted for December 1 1968.

Connecticut Onondaga Syracuse Savitt Brothers Inc Bloomfield Teall Avenue Teall South Midler Avenues Crouseayenke Lodi Beech Peat Streets Jou Earle E. Toowlson State Department of Public Works Bear Street Rte. 690 Rte Towlson

Arson Suspected At Public Library Fire

Deputies suspect arson in a Salina Free Library blaze as investigators examine the scene on the courthouse grounds. Firefighters battled flames at the building for about thirty minutes, while authorities assess site damage and potential motives amid ongoing local concerns.

Sherill Ceprey Tanky I.ambarbumel Con Sealibrary Association Moxbury Rwadds John H. Hughes Salina Nrn Toxboro Road Mat Waters Uydale Delves Hall Lombardi Upstate Rockefeller Atputies Treah Mallydala Fire Department Aselvin Conley Sheriff's Deputies

Pleads Innocent in Vending Machine Theft Case

Andrew Kohel 20 of 477 Jamcs St released on 500 bond after pleading innocent to a petty larceny charge stemming from vending machine snatching at the Central Travel Lodge 454 James St. Case adjourned to Friday.

Andrew Kohel Jamcs St Central Travel Lodge James, St

Twenty Three Women Earn Stenography Diplomas

Twenty three women including a mother of JL children walked away from Marison School yesterday with stenography diplomas. Sidney Johnson, administrator of Manpower Development programs, said five graduates passed the state high school equivalency exam. The course included six weeks orientation and three weeks training in typing shorthand and office practices with tutoring in English and mathematics as needed. Jerry Freeman of the State Employment Service said nine graduates have begun jobs using their new skills.

Marison School Sidney Johnson Jerry Freeman State Employment Service A Fumher

Bus Workers Vote on Final Contract Offer

Union members of the Amalgamated Transit Workers, division 550 AFL CIO, vote today on the final contract offer from Syracuse and Oswego Motor Lines. The pact extension runs to midnight, and the outcome will determine whether a strike starts at 12:01 a.m. tomorrow.

Syracuse Oswego Motor Lines Bnal Mies Tan Amalgamated Transit Workers Division 550 Afl-Cio

Housing unit urged to lease homes

Syracuse Housing Authority urged to start an initial scattered site program under HUD act 1985. Committee proposed SHA lease at least 800 units of single family or duplex dwellings with sale options and priority for families displaced by urban renewal or construction.

Syracuse Housing Authority Syracuse STEA Duvellinus Declan Sed Citch SHA SIA

Gum dispenser stolen from Blue Ribbon Dairy

Police report a gum dispenser was taken last night from Blue Ribbon Dairy at 583 South Ave. The machine was found smashed nearby with $3 in pennies missing. The cash register had already been emptied by the store manager before closing.

Blue Ribbon South Ave Manaver

Caffrey Relocates PO Outgoing Operations

Anthony Caffrey announces relocation of 150 postal workers from the southern annex to implement the sectional center concept by ZIP code. The move, approved by the Mail Users' Council, aims to improve efficiency and cut peak mail hours, with temporary transportation supports during shifts. Council members will join regional and national postal service forums to propose faster postal progress.

Tosiniscter Anthony Caffrey Heli UK U8. Distriet Yule Dadtrey Council Wu Caffrey Sail Counci Ten James Manley Stephen Cimino

Fayetteville Manlius education board reviews three new school sites

At a public hearing residents discussed costs for Bracker Enders road, Broadfield Treadfield road, and Byveringham near the Senior High School. Board members cited total site costs around 114 800 91 700 and 300 00 with development estimates totaling about 114 800 91 700 62 000 and 300 00. State Highway Department liaison noted willingness to cooperate on highway access and safety improvements.

Weshwood Fay-Hirh Otteville Toule Gether Fayetteville- Manlius Enders Road Broadfink Treadfield Road Bveringham Margery Perkins

City parking lots net after May to June revenue

The five city parking lots earned a May total of 4500 plus, with net of 2028.72 after operation costs. Transportation Commissioner Adrian Ninsz reported employee salaries 2427.60 and a lighting bill of 717. Repair for a time recorder cost 517. The Triangle Jet led receipts at 225. Otters included Welfare Tot 750.81 Pearl Street 709.17 Laurel Street 35 North Clinton Street 718.50. First 10 days of June meter receipts totaled 7405. Nisz provided the figures.

Adrian G. Ninsz Triangle Pearl Street Laurel Street Clinton Street Niesz

South Side Boy Bitten by Dog Seeks Helpers

A boy on the South Side was bitten on the left leg by a black and white dog near Wechsler Avenue and West Colvin Street on Thursday. Michael McDermott and his parents seek a woman in a green coat with a dog named Tinkertell who can contact them to obtain needed tetanus or rabies shots for Michael.

Tinkertell Michael McDtermott John R. McDermott Saliut Michael Wechsler Avenue W. Colvin Street Michaal

Boys Arrested With Beer Found in Cemetery Scene

Three youths were taken into custody by the Agnes Cemetery caretaker after beer was found at the site. One of the boys, of legal age, faces charge while two others, aged 14 and 15, are ordered to report to the Youth Division. Davalos Clary of 1049 W Colvin St was to appear in Police Court today.

Agnes Cemetery Ples Davalos Clary W. Colvin St Neseharke

OCC to graduate 192 at Memorial War Memorial

Ondattaga Community College will graduate 192 students at Memorial War Memorial tomorrow at 3 p.m. Commencement speaker is Dr. Margaret Foster LeClair dean of Beaver College Pa. She will discuss Invitation to a Voyage. The college will award two year degrees in three new fields: chemical technology engineering science and general studies. A post commencement reception will be hosted by the OCC faculty.

Ondattaga Community College War Memorial Margaret Foster LeClair Beaver College Heir Agen OCC

City council eyed 63500 fund shift for gear

The City Council will consider transferring 635,000 to the Engineering Department to buy specialized equipment without bidding. Purchases include two repair trucks with air compressors at 25000 each, a 6000 sanitary catching truck, a 3000 repair truck, and a 2800 16 foot shoat for inspectors to monitor algae on Skaneateles Lake. The department also seeks 28500 from the surplus water receipt fund.

Department of Engineering Skaneateles Lake Carnell Hobert &. Leverton Clinton Square City Acunty Commission Jounciimamal Joseul MefTahen I Wakiium

Wyman Sticks to Estimates on Medicaid Costs

In Washington DC, State Welfare Commissioner George K. Wyman defended Medicaid projections, insisting the program will reach over two million people at a cost not exceeding 582 million dollars annually. The meeting included Willaire Cohen, undersecretary of HEW, and discussions on deductibility amendments proposed by Senator Jacob Javits.

Hughes Lombardi Senate State Health Department Lombardi Exid Lombardi Seidle Tie George K. Wyman Wouan Washington, D.C Willaird Cohen Wyman Cohen U.S Jacob K. Javits Javits

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