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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1966
Page
4
The Syracuse School District approves a $200 across the board pay boost for teachers. The Board of Education votes to raise the minimum salary from $5,200 to $5,400, effective July 1, citing the need to counter high living costs and recruitment pressures.
A new traffic light project is planned near Fay Taft crossing to improve left turn safety. State Public Works officials said the south approach to Fay Road would be upgraded and a special left-turn phase added. Petition from neighborhood school districts sought higher teacher salaries, with districts expected to offer more competitive pay. The city school board approved the measure after waiving usual rules.
State Republican leaders from Onondaga and neighboring counties converge at the Hotel Syracuse for a June 6:30 p.m. buffet supper to map campaign strategy ahead of the upcoming election. Notables include State Chairman Carl Saad, Vice Chairman Wilma Fologalin, Campaign Director William Pfeiffer, and Dorothy McHugh, with Jackie Robinson of the Baseball Wall of Fame also listed among attendees. The gathering, part of a statewide series, will include congressional candidates and delegates to the constitutional convention from counties such as Broome Oneida Otsego Jefferson Madison Schuyler Tioga Herkimer Delaware Cortland Oswego Lewis Chenango Chemung Tompkins.
Russell 4 Smith, local chairman, announced the State Employment Service hopes to place 5,000 youths in temporary summer jobs under the national Operation Summer Employment program. Vice President Hubert H Humphrey urged firms with 10 to 109 workers to hire one extra trainee. A task force of about 80 community leaders met with Smith at Madison School Manpower Development and Training Center to plan outreach to employers.
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