Pay Raises for 600 Syracuse City Workers Announced
Nearly 600 city hourly workers will receive pay increases next month, with about 500 getting adjustments from one to 11 cents per hour. The $13,000 yearly cost follows a four month job classification and salary study by City Budget Director Louis Adormato and Deputy County Personnel Director Seymour Bernstein, who found wage inequities across departments. Affected are staff in Public Works, Parks and Recreation, Aviation, Transportation and Engineering, plus the Water Division.
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William F. Walsh
Walsh
City Bud
Louis F. Adormato
Seymour Bernstein
Advenata
Public Works
Parks and Recreation
Aviation
Transportation and Engineering
Syracuse Adult Evening School graduates 56 high school diplomas
Fifty six adults receive high school diplomas at the Syracuse Adult Evening School ceremony. Director Jesse Ross notes many are employed with family duties, studying at night, and earning a tough credential. Graduates include Ralsse Abranuces and many others.
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Syracuse Adult Evening School
O Jesse Ross
Ross
Ralsse Abranuces
Sandza
Ellen Bor
Yass
Mary Loo Bled
Arraded Huss
Fnh
Christie Day Josepone
Tals Caries Carer
Jhinte
Msis
Agnes Cusmi
Amos B. Cor
Gireb
del Vecchio
Ercarke Deresdort
Philip
James Doyle
Louis H. Dulaine
Anbert
DL Exiredee
Vivien Joushieg
Farah
Eiee
Eltateth
Auers Fete
George
Esther Giacobte
Okn
Henry Chidersleeve
Richard Aasce
Sonja Dagmar Mera
Peter ‘Illie Mf. Kearney
Anastasis
Kimiak
Ernadette Marie Kreps
Dourian Beeth Latuee
Eween
Maria Tacretie
Ina Marie Legawiec
Madred
Luis Mesaguki
Richard H. Manning
Willis al Masem
Rush McCarthy
Peter J. Mesdoms
David
Reagen Named Director of College Relations at Junior College
Reagen of 114 Gar land Ave is appointed director of college relations at Junior College Maria Regina Sister Mary Rosalie president says Reagen, formerly on Syracuse University staff, will begin immediately in the new post He will oversee development and public relations and has taught business law and communications at Maria Regina He was a resident adviser in the university dean of men's office and assisted the Dell Plain Hall dormitory director He is a PhD candidate at Syracuse Newhouse and holds degrees from Farmham University and the University of Ninai
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Michael ¥. Reagen
Gar
Land Ave
Maria = Regina
Mary
Rosalie
Reagen
Syracuse University
Maria Regina
Dell- Plain Hall
Syracuse
Newhouse Communications Center
New Jersey
Farham University
University of [Ninai
Commissioner Schuster to Speak at Syracuse luncheon
George B. Schuster commissioner of urban improvement will address a luncheon meeting of the Syracuse Federal Executive Association at noon tomorrow in the Yates Hotel He will discuss the Metropolitan Planning Association activity.
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George B. Schuster
Syracuse Federal Executive Association
Yates Hotel
Metropolitan Planning Association
Near $1 million grant to Crusade for Opportunity CFO
The Crusade for Opportunity will receive 980,929 from the federal Office of Economic Opportunity for fiscal year 1968. Funds cover operating costs salaries and expansion, with about half for running neighborhood centers. Three new centers planned on North Side East Side and Onondaga Reservation. Total includes 220,000 for study centers and adult programs 29838 for information and referral 36818 for curriculum development 70835 for research and evaluation 65497 for home aide training and 318,969 for administrative costs.
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Inal Anti-Poverty Agency
Crusade For Opportunity
Crusade
Onondaga Indiana Reservation
Office of Economic Opportunity Funds
Aeti
Landing aids installed at Hancock Field
The Weather Bureau reports two devices installed to improve bad weather flying safety at Hancock Field. A rotating beam celometer and a runway visual range computer measure cloud height and runway light visibility to extend operation when visibility drops to 1,600 feet, reducing the former 2,600 foot minimum.
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Hancock Field
Weather Bureau
Henry
Wise
Hancock Bureau
Hughes urged as chairman of crime control committee
Sen. Juhn H. Hughes was recommended by Senate Majority Leader Earl W. Drydues to serve as chair of the Joint Legislative Committee on Crime, Hiss Causes, Control and Effect on Society. The committee, established this year, will operate with a $100,000 working appropriation and is expected to confirm Hughes as chairman soon.
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Juhn H. Hughes
Hiss
Hughes
Senate
Earl W. Drydues
Local youth named at Boys State governor race
A 14 year old DeWitt youth narrowly missed governor nomination at Morrisville Boys State before securing the comptroller post. Paul M M Nairn of Sherbrook Road led a campaign for the Nationalist Party against Fred Tuccillo of Smithtown who runs for governor against Alfred Anderson of New York City. More than 1,000 boys will vote tomorrow as the week long American Legion event ends Saturday morning at the State University Agricultural and Technical College in Morrisville.
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DeWitt
Boy's State
Aforrisville
Paul MM
Nairn
Sherbrook Rd
Nationalist Party
Fred J. Tuccillo
Smithtown
Tuceillo
Federalist Party
Alfred ¥. Anderson
New York City
Boy
American Legion
State University Agricultural and Technical College
Morrisville
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