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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1973
Page
3
Officials from CDP and other agencies discuss seeking state funding for OEO programs amid uncertainty. The effort centers on supporting contracting and defense readiness as multiple agencies weigh options and timelines.
Haley suggests that about one in ten residents in the North Country could live near trailer towers. The St. Lawrence County Planning Board should coordinate with villages to locate sites easy to service. He urges communities to offer incentives to attract facilities and centralize their placement.
The school board kicks off a proposed budget study noting 62.9 percent in 1972 and detailing state aid of 8,285,000 dollars. The document mentions a reduction in the 1973-74 student count and a slide in funding levels.
Air Force M announces James L DeLair son of Mr and Mrs is assigned a new post or duty station. Further service details are not provided in the fragment.
William G. Schmid of 317 Stone Street Watertown announces he will seek the Democratic endorsement to run for supervisor in the city's Fifth Ward. He faces Kenneth W. Stebien at a ward meeting scheduled for Wednesday. Schmid previously ran against Steben in 1971 and lost by 108 votes in the L7St case.
Mil ton A Wiltse longtime county judge of LaFarpeville will be honored at a testimonial dinner at 7 30 p m April 12 at the Hotel Woodruff Watertown The social hour begins at 6 40 p m State Supreme Court Justice Henry A Hudson will speak and Atty Norman F Ward will MC Wiltse retires after 30 years in public service including more than 20 on the bench having served as assistant district attorney seven years as district attorney and county judge since December 1952
Officials call for coordinated spraying of black flies over 1 710 acres around Rated Lake. The state oversees operations and must be notified of area and timing. Time is critical. spraying firms must be notified by Tuesday to proceed this spring.
Ending a long law enforcement career Sgt Floyd W Trickey of Water town Police Department retires this Friday after nearly four decades of service. Trickey began as a patrolman August 8, 1522, rose to traffic control supervisor, and was promoted to sergeant in 1948.
Potsdam Central School will sponsor a special showing of Boobytrap produced by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. The film, disclosed by James C. Henderson, will be shown at Potsdam High School Auditorium on March 28 at 7 30 p.m.
The health services division of North Country Community College will host an informational panel Monday at 7 30 p m. Representing Planned Parenthood will be Mrs Mary Steurer and Dr John Middleton will speak for Right to Life A question and answer period follows the presentations.
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