Contested Cluster Housing Hearing On Valley Drive Area
A crowded session in City Hall will review reclassifying Valley Drive Hopper Road area to A-2 for cluster housing. Residents fear land use changes yield noise and odors from new filling stations and risk hillside instability. Council approves prior A-1 zoning with dissenters urging more study and other zoning shifts pass 6-3.
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Valley Drive
Hopper Road
Questo
City Hall
Erie Boulevard
Edward Kisak
Merrit
Questiey
Onondaga
Unnity College
Coun
John J. Handlin
California
E. Lee Pindle
City Council to act on SU library site plan
The Syracuse City Council meets in a 4 p.m. special session to authorize a resolution asking the State Legislature to grant power to discontinue park use of part of Walnut Park for a new multi million dollar Syracuse University library.
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Syracuse University
Walnut Park
James P. McCarthy
University
Civil Service Announces NYC Computer Job Openings
The U S Civil Service Commission lists openings for digital computer operators systems analysts specialists and operators in the New York City area. Starting salaries range from 5181 to 10619 dollars per year and information is available at all post offices.
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U.S
U.S. Civil Service Commission
New York City
City Paint Project Starts After Weather Delay
Transportation Commissioner Adrian G. Niesz told Mayor William F. Walsh a second crew is now painting arrows and divider stripes on pavements to catch up after a month of rain and bad weather. A third crew may be added if conditions worsen.
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Adrian G. Niesz
William F. Walsh
Niesz
Tarky Lombardi Talks State Medical Aid At Camillus Club
Sen Tarky Lombardi will address the Camillus Republican Club on the new state medical aid program. The meeting is set for 8:30 p.m. Friday at the Fairmount branch of Merchants National Bank.
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Tarky Lombardi
Camillus Republican Club
Fairmount
Merchants National Bank
Jordan-Elbridge board raises teachers for 1966 67
The Jordan Elbridge School Board adopted a new salary schedule for the 1966 67 year raising starting salary for master's degree teachers to 5400 dollars. Five bids were awarded for food and fuel: Bisgrove Dairy Auburn for milk at .065 per half pint Buckley Petroleum Syracuse for No 2 fuel oil Metropolitan Petroleum Syracuse for No 4 fuel oil Acme Coal Co Syracuse for coal at 13 43 per ton and Rich's Ice Cream. Operation Head Start plans were also discussed.
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Jordan-Elbridge
Bisgrove Dairy
Auburn
Buckley Petroleum of
Syracuse
Metropolitan Petroleum of
Acme Coal Co
Rich
Walsh Lambasts City Hall for Shorter Workdays
Mayor William F. Walsh criticized City Hall employees for arriving late and leaving before 4:30 p.m. He spoke at a Yates Hotel luncheon, noting better weather and summer hours. City Hall will close at 4 p.m. in July and August.
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William F. Walsh
Walsh
Yates Hotel
City Hall
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Velaska Road
Onondaga Boulevard
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Onondaga Council of Republican Organizations
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United States Congress
WAR Memorial
Council
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Henry VIII
Universal City
Los Angeles
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Hong Kong
Old Mexico
France
Lowon
Arthur Frommer
American Airlines
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New York
Never-Never Land
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Camillus Plaza
Warner
Warner’s
ABC
Odek Oguy
Gesa
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