Hancock Urges Laws Against Desecration and Inflation Concern
Hancock spoke in Tully supporting anti desecration laws amid inflation worries. He highlighted higher taxes and reduced buying power, citing Social Security tax and proposed income tax increase. At Morrisville Boy's State, Legion official O Connor urged tougher penalties for defaming veterans memory and condemning war protests. Delegates move to mock government sessions at Morrisville college through Thursday.
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Morrisville Agricultural and. i Technical College
Three Syracuse Juniors Score Perfect Regents Marks
Three Syracuse high school juniors scored perfect scores on the American History and World Backgrounds Regents examination last week. The students, named by supervisor Marie Cady, are Scott Shittner of Northptam High, Forrest Rhoades, and Michael Hayes of Central Tech. All three were in advanced placement and took the exam after one year of study.
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Central Tech
Lombardi Opposes State Nursing Home Legislation
State Senator Tarky Lombardi opposes a bill allowing the state to back non profit nursing home firms with low interest loans and public benefits. He argues public funds should not finance private enterprise while noting the need for beds and 139 applications seeking 14,427.5 beds amid a 200 million price tag.
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Medicaid applications mailed in Onondaga County
The County Welfare Department has sent 3,000 medicaid forms and about 25 percent have been filled and returned. Welfare Commissioner John I. Tasavis cites public hesitation from conflicting information. Hospitals also submit M-7 forms for patients with immediate medical needs. About 60,000 in Onondaga County families receive or qualify for medical assistance, with household income under 5000 used as a threshold.
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Lascaris
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Fluoride clinic set for pupils this summer
Dr William Particinale announces summer fluoride clinics for seventh and eighth graders and younger children in Syracuse Health Department sites. Programs run through Aug 31 with one visit fluoride treatment, cleaning, sealant, and instructions. Parents schedule appointments at Kinley School, Central Village, OutPatient Clinic, and other sites for free preventive dental care.
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Syracuse
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Central Village
Rabbi to address Founder's Dinner at Temple Beth Eb
Rabbi Isaac Ty Swift of Englewood will speak at the Founder's Dinner for the Isadore Bedow Institute of Torah Studies. The event honors Gilbert Maxscholar, a schoolsman for the Jewish Day School movement, with County Executive John Murray and other leaders in attendance.
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Australia
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Eighteen Syracusans Join Mississippi Marchers
Eighteen Syracuse residents are among the Meredith marchers in Mississippi, with fourteen arriving by bus and car. Marilyn Safer, a psychologist at St. Joseph's Hospital, has traveled with the group for over a week. A spokesman for the fourteen said they plan to return to Syracuse after the Jackson rally.
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Meredith
Mississippi
Marilyn Safer
St. Joseph's Hospital
Myst Susan Rice
Syracuse
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Jackson
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Jewelry and coat stolen from locked car at 1033 James St
Donald W. Phelps reports items including jewelry golf clubs and a coat worth 4520 were taken from a sealed car parked under his apartment at 1033 James St overnight. Police note the glove box was locked and an entry method is under investigation.
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Donald W. Phelps
William Judkvist
Phelps
New Healing Substance for Itching Piles Promises Quick Relief
New York report proclaims a science breakthrough with Bio-Dyne now sold as Preparation H. It claims rapid relief from burning itch and pain, shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery, with germ killing properties to prevent infection. Readers are urged to ask for Preparation H Suppositories or Ointment.
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