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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1966
Page
4
The September county grand jury lauded Syracuse police, state police and deputy sheriffs for conscientious and intelligent investigations of crimes. It urged air conditioning upgrades at the Public Safety Building, fixing ceiling material and improving prisoner exercise areas, and suggested parking for grand jurors.
The State Labor Department will establish a Youth Opportunity Center in Syracuse by year end offering employment services for ages 16 to 21. It will be the 12th center run by the Division of Employment, funded with federal support. The staff will total 26, including counselors and employment interviewers, focusing on potential school dropouts and unemployed youths, especially girls with no job skills.
The Geddes Town Board approved a town sewer control ordinance after assuring Solvay Process Division and Crucible Steel it would not disrupt operations. Town Atty. Pirro said state health department agreements take precedence, and Industry reps Deming and Stone were assured the town would honor such state accords. The ordinance governs public and private sewers and prohibits improper discharge to unnamed sulvate sewers and drains overseen by the sewage works superintendent.
Syracuse University dorm residence at 129 Stadium Place was robbed last night. Three 19 year old students named Robert B Vogel Joseph D Amico and Daniel Ward reported losses totaling 732 dollars including clothing a tape recorder cash and a clock radio. The unlocked apartment housed ten SU students and no witnesses saw intruders.
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