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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1958
Page
3
County supervisors discussed groundwork for a regional planning board at the Court House. A resolution to create the board may be presented at the June meeting. The board would have coordinating authority with town and city planning bodies and could receive state and federal financing aid.
Judge Truman H Preston presided as speeding fines ranged from 10 to 50 dollars. Names listed include Leonard Pureault 202 Seneca St and William T Roperts 184 Berger Ave with speeds 40 to 45 mph. Other offenses included private property trespass, failure to display weights, driving with one plate, and multiple parking warrants.
Daniel Gutman told Onondaga County Bar Association that Harriman pursued court reorganization from day one and opposed token mergers. He credited the governor with urging reform, blamed Tweed Commission flaws, and said last minute opposition kept the bill from an Assembly passage.
At yesterday's board meeting Syracuse public school pupils exhibited art and several winners earned university scholarships and national prizes. Margaret Hunter of Nottingham won a Syracuse University scholarship and a $25 watercolor prize. Kathleen Maltby won a $100 Hallmark Honor Prize and a University of Alabama scholarship. Marian Page received a University of Louisville scholarship. Lester Phillips and Carolyn Garzone won prizes for watercolor works. teachers include Gordon Muck and Marjorie Strong.
Sandra Wilcox Ronald Feeder and Ronald Daughton of Vocational won certificates of merit in the Latham Foundation National Poster Contest. Their teacher Edith Hough received praise from Harry Marley and the board for the pupils outstanding work.
Robert P. Kennedy Ontario County assistant district attorney will be Memorial Day speaker in Phelps. Parade forms at the American Legion Home at 9:30 a.m. and proceeds to Resthaven Cemetery. Robert Quigley serves as general chairman of arrangements.
The Board of Education approved two settlements totaling 1,000 dollars. James Cottey injured in a freight elevator at Central School on January 7 1957, with a 500 dollar settlement. Christopher H. Gray injured in gym class at Bellevue School on March 20 1951, with a 500 dollar settlement.
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