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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1959
Page
2
After 35, exercise more says a famous heart specialist and two physiologists who outline simple workouts to boost circulation and keep men and women fit, trim, active, and youthful. Free pamphlets D E F available from Exercise for Health at 28 Main St Homer NY.
A pilot program will use public health nurses to give polio shots at Pioneer Homes starting Wednesday at 6 30 p m. Physicians will supervise. A similar clinic is set for Salt City Homes development on Oct. 19. The effort aims to boost vaccination rates in housing developments.
The Lime and Butternut Creek area faces costly pollution cleanup with no immediate sewage plant plan. Officials warn action within three to five years may be required, citing a potential grant of about 250000 or one third of plant costs, and previous shelved proposals due to village opposition.
M. Sgt. Jim Bauerman of Marine Corps Recruiting in Central New York announced that the Stashee plan will stay open for the remainder of the year. The program lets applicants join now but defer basic training for 120 days.
The $2,000 unexpended balance of The David Raleigh Fund will form a Princeton University scholarship beginning September 1972. Funeral services for five year old David Raleigh will be held tomorrow at Pebble Hill Church. The fund also lists donors and a detailed accounting of receipts and disbursements. David died from shock and exposure after a 113 day search in the Catskills.
Oswego Mayor Vincent A. Corsall appoints Richard T. Mosher of Syracuse as special investigator to review Oswego Police records. Sessions planned in council chambers. witnesses to be called. Chief John J. Reed suspended on misconduct charges amid court delays and show-cause orders.
A cornerstone ceremony in downtown Syracuse marked the merger of First Methodist Church and Centenary Church into First Methodist Church of Syracuse. Attendees included Bishop W Earl Ledden and church leaders. a new $375,000 educational addition was also announced with the old cornerstone reset.
The Empire State Association of the Blind will meet at p.m. Wednesday in Room 214 at the YMCA, per corresponding secretary Robert T. Frye.
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