Syracuse School District Faces 1983 Budget Crunch
The Syracuse Board of Education reviewed the first 1983 budget draft showing an $84.7 million package, with $10.8 million in new spending and a $7.6 million revenue shortfall. Superintendent Meno warned of severe cuts to non-mandated services if changes aren’t found, while future revenues and federal funding reductions loom large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel R. Meno
Syracuse Board of Education
Julius E. Deuble
Deuble
General Fund
Hugh L. Carey
Harry Balmer
Higgest
Charles Eckermann
Eckermann
Nuke disarmament talk set at Our Lady of Solace
Monsignor Bruce Kent of Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament will speak at Our Lady of Solace church hall Monday at 8 p.m. on The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament: A Moral Imperative as part of the U S European Tour 1982. Sponsors include AFSC Syracuse Peace Council Fellowship of Reconciliation and others.
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Monsignor
Bruce Kent
England
Our Lady of Solace
Europe
United States
AFSC
Syracuse Peace Council
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Physicians For Social Responsibility
American Baptist Churches of NY
Presbyterian Peace Task Force
Syracuse
Growing vegetable transplants at home and in greenhouses
Cooperative Extension Agent explains how to produce stocky healthy vegetable transplants. Greenhouses with automatic controls yield best results, but hobby greenhouses and indoor setups are possible with careful light and temperature. Provide 8 to 10 inches of light, 14 to 18 hours daily, and maintain 60 to 75 F depending on crop. Back off early, space plants to avoid crowding, and harden off before planting in garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Young
Cooperative Extension
Agricultural Division
Main St
Mexico
Mental patient charged in arson at Hutchings Center
Isaac Lee King, 30, of Brooklyn, arraigned in City Court on second degree arson and attempted arson plus resisting arrest after setting fire to his bed at Hutchings Psychiatric Center on Wednesday. A mental exam was ordered, bail set at $10,000, case adjourned.
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Hutchings Psychiatric Center
Isaac Lee King
Brooklyn
King
Thomas Higgins Jr
Orienteering Club hosts street meet on Syracuse quad
The Syracuse Orienteering Club plans a street orienteering event at Link Hall on the Syracuse University Quad starting 11 am with three road and sidewalk courses of five ten and fifteen kilometers. Maps will omit street names and checkpoints will be punched to prove visit. The event is noncompetitive and open to runners or walkers, solo or in groups, with a $1 entry fee and Rosemary Merritt listed for info.
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Syracuse Orienteering Club
Link Hall
Syracuse University
Rosemary Merritt
Registration set for Salt Springs baseball league
The Salt Springs Baseball Association will hold season registration for 250 local youth on Saturday March 27 and Saturday April 3 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Our Lady of Solace School. Divisions cover Mini t ball ages 7 to 9 junior 10 to 13 and seniors 13 to 15. Proof of age required. Contact Alan Brickman or Peter J White for details.
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Salt Springs
Alan Brickman
Peter J. White
Words of the Champions Spell to win 1982 Bee
Practice builds toward the 1982 Herald Journal American Spelling Bee title and a trip to Washington. Word lists will be published in May at Nottingham High School, including alibi fiduciary melha scentless chocolate galvanic reverence welfarism sroidery summmaire santal telecast ia inferential particimie valorous dingisme octane abominable coordinate.
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Washington, D.C
Nottingham High Ool
Alibi
Santal
Telecastia
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Anthony Bucci
Meno
New York City
American Friends Service Committee
Orienteering
Marine Midland
Ty Chenge Atrenesa
Cook
C.D/s
Marine Midland Bank
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