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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1966
Page
3
A young Army lieutenant and Vietnam veteran, who served during the war era, traveled back to Syracuse on Sunday to see his father, Lt. Roger Carpenter, 24, and reconnect after duty. The brief report notes his role involved seeking trouble and prompting help when found, reflecting on his service.
Neal B. McCurm of Mackenzie Smith Lewis Mitchell Hughes named to a 12 member state constitutional committee. The group, chaired by Robert Raccrate and including Justice Bergan Breitel Margot Mid diestandr Feinberg Skehan and others, will draft proposed amendments on judiciary and jury systems ahead of the April Constitutional Convention. Carpenter receives Army leave bronze star and plans Viet Nam return. Dorothy DeAngelo named producer for Syracuse Little Theater summer show at Skyridge Fayetteville. The Browning Version opens July 10.
Contiguglias and their pianists Richard and John Contiguglia have acquired a major part of Dame Myra Hess's two piano music library. The acquisition follows three years of study with Hess starting in 1962 during a Europe tour. Howard Ferguson presented the achievement, with Sal Hurok signing the twins to a long term contract last season.
Airman Richard A. Greer has been chosen for technical training at Amarillo AFB Texas as a supply specialist. He graduated from Onondaga Valley Academy in 1955 and is the son of Mr and Mrs David B Greer of 4852 Salina SE.
Stateearth Department approved an improved sewage treatment plant outside Caldwinsville after construction on an unapproved plan halted at state request. Van Buren hired Harton Brown Clyde Longidice engineers to supervise the project while William Schere’s Harbor Heights plan was redesigned by William Strong of Albany to include grit chamber pulping and a contact chamber for chlorine gas. The plant will treat 70 000 gallons daily and may continue under construction with the updated design.
Public hearings scheduled for mid July in Jamesville Dewitt on a dog leash ordinance and on rezoning land along East Genesee to permit a car lot and commercial expansion. The DeWitt Planning Board rejected the rezoning in May but a public hearing is planned alongside the leash proposal introduced by Victor Hershdorfer.
Metropolitan Water Board chairman Thomas W. Smith affirmed the Ontario Lake project is on schedule and water will flow from the lake by June 1, 1987. He noted many tasks remain in the 11 months before the deadline but expressed confidence that all would be completed with teamwork.
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