Site proposed for OCT held inadequate
Syracuse officials debated a proposed Syracuse University campus site for a community college. The Walsh plan areas near Water, State and Genesee streets faced costs and density concerns, with discussion of open space, parking, and impact on taxes and urban renewal.
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Last Meerber
William F. Walsh
Ualvarsity College
Syracuse, University, County
John J. Mulroy
Ittrere County
Onondaga Ifill
Walsh
City Urban Improvement Department
Foday
Mackenzie
University Collegey Area
Genesee
Syracuse University
Schuster
Cie
Ufton
Rie
Alfa
GCC
Townsend
State to Stock Nine-Mile Creek With Trout After Polluted Kill
After a year off due to pollution, the State Conservation Department will stock brook and brown trout along Nine-Mile Creek between Martisco and Conillus. Regional Fisheries manager A C Petty said about 1 000 dollars worth of yearling trout will be released, including 2 200 brook and 3 240 brown trout. The 5 440 trout, averaging eight inches and a quarter pound, are valued at 600 to 1 360 dollars. The stream had been stocked regularly until a fish kill last year left it fouled, but cleaner water and flushing now allow stocking again.
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State Conservation Department
Martisco
Conillus
A. C. Petty
Petty
Temple honors Rabbi Hyman for 30 years of leadership
Community leaders and officials attended as Temple Math Yeshuzun honored Rabbi Hyman for 30 years guiding the congregation. Rabbi Dynan received a plaque from Council president Roy Simmons for his long term as spiritual leader and service to human rights and the community. Mayor Walsh, Dr. Morris C. Thomas, Mrs. Frank Wand, and Veterans Administration leaders were among those presenting or celebrating the milestone.
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Irvin
Hyman
Iuman
Temple Math Yeshuzun Wasyiice
Roy Simmons
Common
Dynan
Dire
Activi
Simmons
Walsh
Morris C. Thomas
Frank
Veterans
Supervisor doubts receptionist need
Robert Burns and local leaders debated the necessity of a night time Public Safety Building role at city offices. The discussion touched on hospital chaplaincy, university cooperation, and a pushbutton summons system at the lobby desk as part of community safety and temple leadership gestures.
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Runervisor
Robert 2. Burns
Tith Ward
Killer Creek search resumes for girl missing
In Syracuse, Lt. Wil sashereba leads divers and police in a renewed search for seven year old Geanie Griswald who vanished into Onondaga Creek near Dickson Street behind the Was y Bargain Center. Volunteers scour the creek as firemen and Harbor patrols assist amid cold waters and snag hazards.
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Kenn Peters
Betge
Wil S Dam Sashereba
Liesenech
Griswald
Daga Creek
Syracuse
Dickson Street
Wasy Bargain Center
Geamie
Airs
Peter Griswall
Gifford St
Geanie
Killer Creek
Sushereba
Two films at Syracuse Public Library program
Two films shown at the Syracuse Public Library Social Room feature Passionate at a Panoramic Chess History. The program also includes Short and Suite an imaginative abstract jazz film by Norman S McLaren and Evelyn Lambart with live photography and painted on film imagery.
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Syracuse
EB. Rathburn
Norman S McLaren
Evelyn Lambart
Geddes to Count Population Census Opens Help
Geddes town residents are being hired to assist in a March 15 census led by the U S Census Bureau. The task involves visiting each household to collect data on every member, boosting state aid as Geddes becomes the eleventh town in the county to undertake a special census since the 1860 schedule. Interested persons should contact the town hall.
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Geddes
Shirling
Census Bureau
Laskowski seeks creek fencing after drownings in Onondaga Creek
Fourth District Councilman Linley Laskowski urged fencing of Onondaga Creek after multiple drownings involving local children. He accused funds and permits mismanagement, noting a 1938 Harbor Brook fence project stalled by easement needs from Sacred Heart Parish and Niagara Mohawk. He pressed for action and questioned diverted funds.
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Linley Laskowski
Geanie Griswald
Peter Griswald
Giffard
Laskowski
Onondaga Creek
Warrior Brook
Geania Griswal
Fils Wal
Geanie
Optimists push program to fight lawlessness nationwide
John R. Olney of Optimist International urged a Randolph House audience to back a campaign by about 5,000 Optimists in the United States and Canada to combat apathy and crime. He praised the group’s "Respect for Law" effort to educate the public on duties and needs of officers and to honor exceptional service by lawmen and citizens.
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John, R. Olne
Optimist International
S Vadise
Randolph House
Alney
United States
Canada
Nko
Olney
Studded tire legality varies across states and provinces
The Club of Syracuse reports studded tires are legal in some states like California and Oregon but banned in others. Motorists planning cross country trips should check authorities in advance as several eastern states and Canadian provinces prohibit or restrict studded tires.
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Santa
Aos
Virginia
Arelina
Georgia
Paihell
Syracuse
J. Parnell
Exediana
Iminvis
Iowa
Oklahoma
Eutire Ice
Texas
New Meadeea
Arizona
Hell
Utah
California
Oregon
Canada
New York
Jalso
Cintaria
Manitoba
Nova
Scotia
Prince Edward
Parnell
Pawel
Parnelli
Highway Patrol
Three injured in head on collision near Syracuse
In a two car crash on Route 298 near the Kinne Road fork, Edward J. Whalen 65 and Roy C. Hess 59 were injured and taken to St. Joseph’s Hospital in serious or critical condition. Whalen’s wife Irene 62 remains in critical condition at Memorial Hospital. Trooper Kocher reported Hess was northbound while the Whalens traveled south. Traffic around the industrial area was congested during the rush hour commute.
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Syracuse
Edward J. Whalen
Collamer
Roy C. Hess
Fourth &T
P.M. Kocher
Hess
Whalens
Kinne Road
Are Hau
Changes urged in police pay in New York
The Miser's Commission on Law Enforcement and Criminal Procedure chaired by Earle R. Hollings proposed changes to police pay for off duty work, plus studies of salary schedules for police and related personnel, a pool of qualified applicants, and higher powered street lighting, with Raymond Owens directing research and meetings scheduled with Sheriff Patrick J. Corbett and deputies.
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Gren
Commission On Law Enforcement
Am Criminal Procedure
Earle R. Hollings
Hollings
Commission
Ont
Raymond Owens
Police
Kblings
State of Service Commission
Tig Onondiga County Personnel Department
Straels
Edward Gerber
Len Aen
Cdunsel
Richard Priest
Albany
Smith
Ales
Tepoma
Onondaga College BA Path Hinted By Community Leader
Chief William H. T. Smith urged extending the associate degree in liberal science at Onondaga Community College to a bachelor’s level. He spoke at a family dinner at St. Paul’s Methodist Church, 2200.
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Talice
William H. T. Smith
Onondaga Community College
Smith
St. Paul's Methodist Church
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