Disposal of School Milk Containers Raises City Concern
City officials face a new problem from empty wax milk cartons after bids for a $209000 school dairy contract. Syracuse Milk Dealers Association bid to supply Grade A milk and 2,500,000 cartons with a 5.4 percent overall discount. They proposed carton pickup at $2 per day, costing about $21000 yearly, while incineration caused smoke complaints.
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Joseph V. Ganley
Syracuse Milk Dealers Association
Rochester
Board of Education
Henninger
Albert Ross
Ross
Fred McArde
Eugene Drucker
Fifth District
Tip-Toe Burglar Strikes Greenwood Homes
Police investigate two Greenwood Place burglaries targeting Syracuse University faculty and YMCA official homes. A living room window opened, $11.30 stolen from two households, with a suspect described as extremely agile and tall.
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Society
Greenwood Place
Isabel Seimer
Greenwood Pl
Stanley
College of Business Administration
Syracuse University
Wilson Worman
YMCA
Leimer
Worman
Carol
City prepares third ambulance service for Syracuse
Syracuse will gain a third ambulance provider in coming weeks after a certificate of assumed name was filed for Central Ambulance Service by James E. Connelly. An Ambiance firm with the same name operates in Rochester. Connelly, an Eastern Ambulance driver, confirms a new service is planned but offers few details.
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Syracuse
Court House
Central Ambulance
James E. Connelly
W. Onondaga St
Rochester
Eastern Ambulance
Connelly
Eastern
Able
Expanded Red Cross First Aid Training Adds Areas
First aid instruction expands this fall to include industrial plants and county communities with plans to integrate training into schools. Courses run by the Red Cross chapter at 749 St. Warren St and at Hart Lot Elbridge North Syracuse and for Girl Scouts. Sessions include standard first aid on Oct 14 at 7 30 p m advanced first aid Oct 15 instructor class Oct 12 and refresher Oct 26.
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Red Cross
Red Ross
General Electric Co
Hart Lot
Elbridge
Syracuse
St. Warren St
G H Wallace Dies at 63 In City Neighborhood
George H. Wallace, 63, of 1026 West Onondaga Street, died this morning after a heart attack while walking near his home. He was found in the 700 block of West Onondaga Street and pronounced dead at Midtown Hospital. Coroner Dr. Harry L. Gilmore ruled heart disease the cause.
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George H. Wallace
W. Onondaga St
Eastern
Midtown Hospital
Harry L. Gilmore
Man suffers lacerated nose after fall on Salina Street
Police reported Joseph Fields, 67, of the Kirk Hotel was treated at Midtown Hospital for a facial wound after slipping in the 300 block of South Salina Street. He said his leg collapsed causing him to fall onto the sidewalk.
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Joseph Fields
Kirk Hotel
Midtown Hospital
S. Salina Street
Painting Job Uncovers Old Books in Syracuse Office
During a repainting at the Syracuse Federal Building the local customs office uncovered four volumes of U.S. customs records used by the first Syracuse customs office. Deputy collector Otto Berge said the books dated as far back as 1870 and were found under a filing cabinet. oldest book Berge recalls in his library dates to 1899.
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U.S
Syracuse
Federal
Otto Berge
Belge
Liverpool School Pay Hearing Set
Liverpool Taxpayers Association charges against the Liverpool Board of Education over salary schedules will be aired by the State Education Department. A hearing on Oct. 15 at 2 p.m. in the regents room will address whether teacher and administrator pay should be canceled under a $2,595,498 contingency budget.
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Liverpool Taxpayers Association
Liverpool Board of Education
State Education Department
Building Fund Grows for Chenango Farm Center
Norwich solicitors report $87,347 pledged in the $250,000 drive toward the new Chenango County Farm and Home Center.
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Norwich
Chenango County Farm and Home Center
60 Acre School Site Not State Approved
State Education Commissioner James E. Allen Jr says the department did not recommend the 60 acre Everingham Tract for Fayetteville Manlius high school. He notes 22 usable acres are required for a 1,200 pupil campus and the district plans 10 acres now with 40 more for future growth. Public meetings on the project are set for Manlius Junior High Friday and Fayetteville Senior High Wednesday.
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Paul J. Peffers
James E. Allen Jr
Fayetteville-Manlius
Allen
The
Herald-Journal
Board of Education
Everingham
Fayetteville-Manlius Board
Manlius
Fayetteville
Jets f Termed Threat To Small Airlines
A Harvard professor warned that jets and airline competition threaten small carriers. He spoke at the 12th Airport Development and Operation Conference in Syracuse, noting possible mergers and subsidies reevaluation as local-service carriers push for longer routes.
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Harvard
Paul W. Cherington
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Hotel Onondaga
Cherington
Mohawk
New York State
Byrd Goes South With Other Birds Joke Turns Serious
Robert Byrd 41 of 107 Douglas St was released on 500 cash bond after July 6 arrest on a complaint by a 10 year old for impairing the morals of a minor. Judge P Leo Dorsey voided the bail after learning Byrd had left town and issued a fresh warrant for re-arrest.
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Robert Byrd
P. Leo Dorsey
Byrd
Douglas St
Herbert Johnson
Dorsey
Clay and Van Buren Officials Clash Over Town Governance
Democratic and Republican officials in Clay trade charges of mismanagement as campaigns for the November election unfold. In Van Buren, Democratic candidates propose a ward system to elect district councilmen, arguing it would break one party control and better represent voters.
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Clay
Seguin
van Buren
Joseph F. Cleary
Rosemary E. Bucci
Gene O'Brien
Republican Party
Monforte Blasts GOP Over Night Budget Hearings
Democratic candidate Thomas Monforte accused Republican Board of Supervisors of bowing to party headquarters by opposing night budget hearings. He criticized Edward O. Yackel Jr. for labeling the move as political noise and noted October hearings are required by law.
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Board of Supervisors
Thomas Monforte
14Th Ward
Monforte
Edward O. Yackel Jr
Yackel
Montforte
Roses Favored as National Flower in Syracuse Poll
In a Syracuse telephone poll tied to a national florists survey the rose won overwhelming support as the national flower with 19 candidates on the ballot. The vote reflected varied rose colors among residents including red white and creamy yellow with several voters praising roses or all flowers. The event featured a mayoral proclamation and shop banners as states already designate floral emblems.
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Gertrude Stein
Florists’ Association
Congress
Henninger
Meomvoer
New York
Alabama
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Norma Martin
Forest Hill Dr
Lucy Power
Bertha RP. Mangan
Huron St
Mangan
Alice A. Finn
Meadowbrook Dr
Rutheda W. Burke
Pattison St
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McArdle
T. Aaron Levy
Fred Jibson
Public Works
Charles J. McPhail
Jibson
Sarah
Cross
Blue Cross
Binghamton RA
Premiees
Greenwood PI
G.h.wallace
Liverpool
Comfort
Georgetta Potter
Salina St
Winfred L. Potter
Barbara F. Momper
W. Colvin St
Syracuse Post Office
John LI E
Britain
Baracuta
John Ze
REN Sehopin Hotel
Soraacuee
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