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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1966

Page

19

Language labs to aid emotionally disturbed and retarded pupils

A federal grant of 1.17 million funds a summer program installing language teaching machines in 10 hospitals and schools. The effort will serve 2,923 pupils statewide and involve 282 staff members to aid 400 students at Syracuse State School and others in Newark Rome Wasrair West Seneca and Letchworth Village.

Syracuse Public Schaols Rockefeller Syracuse Newark Rome Wasrair West Seneca Wiltobrook Craig Golapy Letchworth Village

Lynch sets hearing on 14-district plan in Gnindaga County

State Supreme Court Justice Robert Lynch has set July 7 for a hearing on the 14 district county legislature plan for Gnindaga County. County Executive John Murray signed the plan last week and Lynch previously ruled the current 1 member Board of Supervisors unconstitutional, giving a deadline to present a redistricting plan. The hearing will determine if the plan meets one man, one vote standards and would be placed before voters at a special election or the general election in November.

State Supreme Court Justicn. A Robert Lynch Gnindaga County John Murray Lynch

LeMoyne resumes experiment with high school students

LeMoyne College launches the second session of its Higher Education Preparation program, Upward Bound, for eighty metropolitan Syracuse youths in a seven week on campus stay. The project, funded by a $118,077 federal grant, combines academic tutoring, counseling, and enrichment activities with sports and field trips.

Richard G. Case LeMoyne College Syracuse LeMoyne Federal Office of Ecanomic Opportunity Tarasa Iieldeff HEP Empil Tabert E. Buller S.J TeMoyne Treaity Father Buller QHO

Parish Poster Contest Opens for Corpus Christi Festival

Corpus Christi Parish announces a poster contest for its annual festival. Entries are due by midnight Sunday. Materials are available free at the rectory. Three prizes will be awarded for the best posters.

Corpus. Christi Parish

No county tax relief for over-65s

Onondaga County residents in towns and villages will not be eligible this year for property tax relief under a new state law. The measure allows reductions up to 50 percent for seniors with incomes under 1000 dollars a year, but localities have not yet acted and deadlines passed, delaying relief until next year. County Executive Mulroy says local governments must act, or taxes will shift to others.

Goshorn Syracuse Onondaga County Ltaw Rocksfeller John H. Mulroy

Tax cut forms to be issued for property owners

City Hall prepares to issue 50 percent real estate tax reductions for residents 65 and older with income under 3000. The Assessment Commission, led by Benjamin Gingold, will distribute and collect applications open through Friday. Applicants must provide property tenure, births, household members, total income, and rents if any, sworn before a notary. late or false submissions face penalties.

A. Brohmann Roth City Hall Benjamin M. Gingold A.ny :J William F. Walsh Assessment Commissioners Office Towas Walsh Department of Assessment Department Tayalids

Salt Museum preserves Onondaga Lake salt legacy

Long article details the Salt Museum near Griffin Field Liverpool, curated by Arthur Williams since 1934. Items include salt boilers, wells, pipes, and photos of Syracuse and Onondaga Lake salt operations. The exhibit traces methods from boiling brine in kettles to solar drying, with a bell tower and daily hours from dawn to nine in the evening.

Richard F. Palmer Onondaga Lake Onondaga New York Salt Museum Arthur Williams Sampson Ja Williams LeMoine Anne Syracuse Thomas K. Gale England Hs Son Parkway Griffin Field Livierpool

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