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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1959
Page
4
Minoa school officials urge district voters to approve an additional 5000 dollars for a proposed annex after previously authorizing 25000 dollars for a cafeteria annex. Despite two bid notices, no contractors offered at that level, prompting the board to seek more money to accept the lowest bids.
Furfaro 73 suffered head injuries after a fall down cellar stairs at 807 North Townsend Street. Charles Miller 50 of 1804 West Townsend Street was treated at Syracuse Genesee Hospital after a fall on the sidewalk near his home.
A digest titled State Local Relations A Digest of New York State Law compiles hundreds of statutory obligations of state agencies to municipalities in New York. The 188 page manual from the Joint Legislative Committee on Metropolitan Areas Study is distributed to state and local government officials statewide.
Robert V. O Hara and Louis H. Mariani spoke at the Norman rally. O Hara warned about new slums due to greedy owners and weak urban renewal. Mariani called the city sales tax unfair and discriminatory, accusing a Republican led council of inaction while spending taxpayer money. Other speakers included George H. Van Lengeren Clarence M Oswald Robert Anderson Mrs Marjorie S MacCollum and H David Williams Andrews. Oswald will attend a reception at Danzer s Restaurant Tuesday at 7 p.m.
The Syracuse Dispensary, a 71 year Red Feather agency, provides outpatient medical care to low income residents. In 1958 visits rose to 53 703 from 46 090 in 1957, daily attendance averaged 216, with 28 physicians per session, up from 15 the previous year. Fundraising for the United Fund seeks 2 651 880 to sustain service, teaching and research.
Daniel Horton 23 known as the Tip Toe burglar pleaded innocent to burglary second degree and grand larceny first degree after police say he robbed 13 homes and four autos. He lives at 601 E Washington St and was ordered held for grand jury action and sent to Onondaga County Penitentiary. He is charged in the Muir break in and a car theft belonging to Samuel J Micale. Capt Metzger identifies Horton with the long running lootings.
Anthony Mattiacio 24 of 1016 N. McBride St. reported his driver's license and vehicle registration stolen last night. He said the theft occurred when someone broke into his car in a parking lot in the 900 block of N. McBride Street.
The Sturks migrate seasonally between Denmark marsh habitats and Egypt’s Nile shorelines, spending summers in wetlands and winters along the river.
A 29 year old man reports his wallet was robbed at 506 Restaurant 506 S Townsend St containing $80, later recovered with $20 remaining. The victim, Leslie Hill of 229 McKinley Ave, supplied details to police.
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