FAA Funds Target Airport Safety Over Nonessential Terminal Features
FAA official Joseph T. Tippets told Syracuse attendees that funds will prioritize safety of airport operations, covering runways taxiways aprons land acquisition obstruction removal and weather and air traffic facilities. He said no money will fund bars lounges theaters private clubs garages hotel rooms or parking facilities within terminal buildings. The 12th annual Airport Development and Operation Council luncheon included remarks by Mayor Henninger and N Y State Commerce official Claude Friday. A panel on jet aircraft use and airport efficiency followed with Mel Lamb Mohawk Airlines and Carl Benscoter Mohawk discussing air traffic control impact on short haul operations.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Syracuse
FAA
Hotel Onondaga
Joseph T. Tippets
Ter
Henninger
Mel Lamb
East Hampton, L. I
Carl Benscoter
Families of Marines May Visit Parris Island Training
Parents and relatives visiting Marines in boat training at Parris Island in Washington may visit the base on weekends and the day before and day of the final review. M Sgt Jim Bauermann said hours are 1 to 6 p.m. Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays, 4 to 8 p.m. the day prior, and 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. on the review day. Immediate family traveling with relatives may also visit.
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Parris Island
D. C
Jim Bauermann
Welch Attacks GOP Unit Vote In Manlius Race
Democratic candidate Richard E. Welch condemned the GOP unit vote as unhealthy praising open discussion. He spoke at a Fayetteville dinner urging voters to elect Democratic supervisors countywide to end the secret caucus system. Andrews and Norman vow posters will come down after election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Welch
Manlius
Board of Supervisors
Welch
90 Acres
Fayetteville
William S. Andrews
Henry R. Norman
New Fayetteville-Manlius group urges high school rethink
The Educational Watchdog Committee urged the Board of Education to reconsider building a new $2.588 million high school on the Everingham tract. They propose enlarging the existing Senior High School first and cite census figures showing enrollment won’t reach 1,000 until 1968, two years later than projected. A follow up meeting is planned after further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville-Manlius Central School District
Board of Education
Everingham
Fayetteville
Manlius
Joseph Lamprecht
Citizens Committee
Lamprecht
Everinghams
Empire State way opening depends on weather
The Mattydale to Brewerton 10 mile section of the Empire State way will open as an expressway once fully painted lane markers and shoulder work are finished. Earle E. Towlson notes painting cannot occur in wet weather and the full Willow Street to Brewerton section will officially open on October 28.
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Mattydale
Brewerton
Earle E. Towlson
Towlson
Willow Street
175000 Awarded in Land Grab on Oswego Boulevard Expressway
A $175 000 settlement was granted by State Court of Claims Judge Charles T Major to Aurel Brockway Sidway and Robert K Brockway as executors of Frances Dunn Brockways estate. The land near Park Street south of the New York Central Bridge spans Salina city and town, originally sought at $810 250.
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Oswego Boulevard
State Court of Claims
Charles T. Major
Aurel Brockway Sidway
Robert K. Brockway
Frances Dunn Brockway
Hubert C. Stratton
Bond, Schoeneck and King
Park Street
New York Central Bridge
City
Salina
Stone Awaits Test Results After Hospitalization
Sheriff Albert E B Stone was taken to University Hospital with severe abdominal pains and is reported in good condition. Onondaga County Coroner Dr Harry L Gilmore says gall bladder condition suspected and a definite diagnosis awaits test outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert EB. Stone
University Hospital
Onondaga County
Harry L. Gilmore
Stone
State Council Names Obremski and Others
Stephen M. Obremski an attorney of 908 Park Ave was elected state vice president of the Empire State Republican Council at the annual convention in Buffalo. Also elected were Mrs Henry J Travis of 2340 Bellevue Ave as secretary and Edmund B Tyminski a lawyer of 311 Summit Ave as counsel.
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Stephen M. Obremski
Park Ave
Empire State Republican Council
Buffalo
Henry J. Travis
Bellevue Ave
Edmund B. Tyminski
Summit Ave
Burglar Passes Cash, Takes Whisky at V F W Post
Deputy sheriffs report a weekend break in at Post 3146 V F W 2000 LeMoyne Ave. An intruder took two bottles of whisky valued at 14 dollars and ignored 10 dollars in cash left in the register reported by V F W officials last night.
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V.F.W
Fahey Re-sentenced To Original Attica Term For Forgery
John J Fahey 49 was returned to Attica State Prison to serve a five to ten year sentence for second degree forgery involving a $25 fraudulent check. He had previously avoided serving the term by a 1952 re sentencing and probation, but violated supervision after disappearing. He pleaded guilty to probation violations. Judge Leo W Breed revoked the probation and resentenced Fahey to the original 1952 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J
Fahey
Attica
JM5
Syracuse
Frank P. Malpass
Leo W. Breed
Breed
Eastern Calls Itself Best Bet on Pittsburgh Route
Eastern Airlines argues before a Civil Aeronautics Board examiner that only it can profitably operate the Syracuse to Pittsburgh nonstop. Mohawk and Allegheny would incur subsidy costs, Eastern says, while granting them the route could delay Pittsburgh Montreal service and deprive passengers of regional benefits. Support from Syracuse Massena and Pittsburgh officials backs Eastern's plan for three daily nonstops and a Pittsburgh Massena commuter tie, with fares about 27 percent lower.
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Northern Division
Eastern
Massena
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Reinke
William F. Chase
Pittsburgh Chamber of Com
Pedestrian Struck On Teall Avenue In Teallavenue
John Patrick, 67, of 100 Grey, was hospitalized in good condition with an injured leg after being struck by a car near Shop City on Teall Avenue yesterday around 7 p.m. Police say the vehicle was driven by 27 year old Robert P. Klix of 109 Leslie Terrace. No summons was issued.
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John Patrick
Grey
St. Joseph's Hospital
Teallavenue
Shop City
Patrick
Robert P. Klix
Leslie Terr
Green Lakes Bathhouse Bids Opened
Low bids for a Green Lakes State Park bathhouse were received by the Central New York State Parks Commission. The project features 1500 lockers, restrooms and concessions, with completion hoped by August 1. Aull Construction Co. of Syracuse bid the general contract, Burns Brothers for plumbing, and N H Salmon Co. for electrical work.
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Green Lakes State Park
New York State Parks Commission
Howard Stowell
Area Commission
Verona Beach
Stowell
Aull Construction Co
Syracuse
Burns Brothers
N. H. Salmon Co
St Thomas More Corp Elects Dr Conan as Head
St Thomas More Corp elects Mark E Conan of 109 Overlook Dr as head at the annual meeting. He succeeds James D Jefferman of 909 Comstock Ave who has led the group for two years. New officers include Robert D Pietrafesa first vice president Martin F Kendrick second vice president and Dr Edward W Mullin secretary.
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St. Thomas More Corp
Dr. Conan
Mark E. Conan
Overlook Dr
James D. Jefferman
Comstock Ave
Lincoln National Bank and Trust Co
St. Thomas More Corn
Dr. Cowan
Syracuse University
S.A. College of Medicine
U.S. Army
Robert D. Pietrafesa
Martin F. Kendrick
St. Thomas More Chapel
Walnut Pl
St. Thomas More
Syracuse
Flaming pan set afire in kitchen injures resident
Mrs Frank Duck of 142 Camp Ave suffered minor burns to her right hand after a flaming pan burst into flames while heating food on a stove. She threw the pan out a window as engines 8 18 21 and Truck 5 responded to the alarm.
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Frank Duck
Camp Ave
Kan Kennessy
Mayor Delays $200000 Milk Contract Favoring Study
Mayor Henninger halted a Syracuse milk procurement contract worth about 200000 for the public school lunch program after receiving a single bid from Syracuse Milk Dealers Inc. He ordered a review of milk purchasing procedures and possible use of state contracts to cut costs.
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Henninger
Department of Contract
Syracuse Milk Dealers, Inc
Syracuse
Albert Ross
Paul Mina
Mina
Ross
Woman Seeks Purse Return After Quick Theft
Mrs. Maybell Hart of 600 University Ave reports a sneak thief stole her purse at 8 p.m. on University avenue near Madison street. She chased him toward Grace Episcopal Church. two men pursued but lost him. Police found the purse but not the wallet containing her social security card birth certificate Masonic papers and an Eastern Star key chain.
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Maybell Hart
University Ave
Two Men Hurt In Car Collision At Erie Boulevard East
Last night two men were taken to Crouse Irving Hospital after a crash at Erie boulevard east and McBride street. Theodore Mack 55 of 782 Harrison St was the driver and Nathaniel Willis 54 of 521 Cedar St a passenger in Claude M Miller’s car. Patrolman Richard Heaney said Miller received a ticket for passing a red light.
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Crouse- Irving Hospital
Erie Boulevard East
McBride Street
Theodore Mack
Harrison St
Nathaniel Willis
Cedar St
Claude M. Miller
R.D. 1
Lafayette
Richard Heaney
Miller
Downtown curbside mailboxes added for motorists
Syracuse post office installs two curbside mailboxes in the downtown business district on Erie boulevard west between Salina and Clinton streets opposite sides of the street. They replace the Clinton street main post office box after traffic hazards and may add a box on S Warren street to serve northbound traffic. The new boxes will serve motorists along Erie Boulevard with frequent pickups day and night.
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City
Syracuse Post Office
Erie Boulevard
Salina
Clinton Streets
Tse Salgiske Geet
Clinton Square
Clinton Street
J. Runis Welsh
Welsh
Towar Raildine
S. Warren Street
Win West
Diig
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Claude B. Friday
N. Y
Robert Redding
Silver Springs
Redding
Mohawk Airlines
AIR Minded
Joseph H. Tippets
Bureau of Facilities For
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Charles L. Matson
Olean
Sion
N. Y. State
Empress
Grace
George Block & GO
Chas. G. Lembcke
North Ave
A. Permutit
Cross
Blue Cross
Binghamton
Elmira
Ters
State Council
Obremski
Best Bet
Merce
William Coles
Superior Steel Co
James McMahon
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Thomas Duffy
Syracuse Travel
Charles Maltby
New York
Willis Crosswhite
St. Lawrence
Green Lakes Bathhouse
Baha Ree
Rohm & Haas
C. D. Blanchard & Bros., Inc
Wallace St
W. Genesee St
Andersen Window
Kenneth R. Baker
EL Genesee St
Vhone GR
Utica Mutual
Erie Blvd
Dames
Hickok Ave
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