SUNY Faculty Association Seminar Submits 16 Resolutions
At the State University Faculty Association Biennial Conference in Syracuse about 700 faculty and administrators gathered for a three day meeting. Resolutions urged increased merit recognition and salary schedules, expanded unit facilities, reciprocal tuition for employees and families, a permanent non contributory retirement system, a university wide salary scale, expanded professorships, a staff college for in service education, and broader central administration guidance on unit type programs and admissions policy. A panel on “Who Speaks for SUNY” was set for the afternoon session.
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State University
State University Faculty Association
Syracuse
Porter
SUNY
Panelists named for faculty influence luncheon discussion
Panelists included Gordon Gee of the executive committee Donald FE Leon president of Cortland AFT James E Riedel chairman of the university council and John Sherwig vice chairman of the university senate Martin L Fausold Faculty Association president spoke at a luncheon on Faculty Influence Myth or Reality.
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Gordon Geeway
Donald FE. Leon
Cortland
American Federation of Teachers
James E. Riedel
University Council
American Association of University Professors
John Sherwig
University Senate
Martin L. Fausold
Marr resigns city post after long tenure
City Engineer Carl R. Maar resigns effective December 31 and joins the consulting firm O Brien Gere as principal engineer. Mayor William F. Walsh praises Maar for spurring Syracuse's growth since 1962 and notes continued availability during a transition period.
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Carl R. Maar
Maar
Walsh
Carl. Maar
Corcoran
Henninger
Everson Museum
Public Safety Building
Mony Center
Betts and Soule
S. Townsend Street
W. Seneca Turnpike
Hancock Field
Sibley’s
Clinton Square
Dey Brothers
Syracuse
Syracuse University
State Department of Public Works
D. W. Winkleman Co
Villages see tax hikes to fund fire protection upgrades
Camillus and Memphis fire protection districts raise tax rates to 2.05 and 8.95 per 1000, reflecting new contracts. Five year agreements with Camillus Town and Memphis Fire Department raise annual payments to 13500 and 7500 respectively for operating costs equipment and building additions.
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Camillus
Memphis
Memphis Fire Protection
Memphis Fire Department
Doctor to Lecture on General Medicine at College Hall
Dr. Robert Scheer of Upstate Medical Center will lecture on General Medicine at 4 30 p m Thursday in Coleman Union Lounge at Cazenovia College. The talk is open to the public.
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Robert Scheer
Upstate Medical Center
Coleman Union
Cazenovia College
Congel bid low for Clay sewer project
Congel Hazard Inc nets a bid of 624 910 for the final Clay Cicero trunk sewer link delaying a waste route from Davis Road Clay to a new aeration station near Euclid. The 60 000 under pre construction estimates awaits federal aid 187 478 state match 187 473 and district share 249 964. The five month installation would move partially treated sewage from the plant to Mud Creek then to the Oneida River, avoiding Peat Swamp wildlife habitat.
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Congel-Hazard Inc
Cicero
Uhl T. Mann
Mann
Davis Road
Clay
Euclid
Mud Creek
Indecency charges filed against Frey in City Court
Theodore N. Frey, 35, of 1300 Lodi St., charged with indecency and possession of lewd pictures after police found obscene material on a public phone booth write up. Bail set at 500 dollars. case adjourned to Nov 18. A 13 year old boy connected to the incident received a juvenile arrest request card for Youth Division appearance.
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James and Catherine Streets
Theodore N. Frey
Lodi St
Fred
Frey
Nine bands set for 1966 Downtown Syracuse balloon parade
Nine bands accepted invitations to perform in the 1966 Downtown Syracuse balloon parade on Saturday morning November 19. Participating groups include F. Ware Clary Junior High, East Syracuse Minoa High, Manlius School, Roxboro Road Junior High, North Syracuse Central High, Immaculate Heart School, and the Tigris Shrine field and Oriental bands.
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Syracuse
iCharles Stanton
Harry Osborne & Co
Greater Syracuse
F. Ware Clary
Syracuse - Minoa
Post 41
The
American Legion
Immaculate Heart School
Manlius School
Candidates in 1st Ward Meet the Candidates Night
The First Ward Democratic Committee sponsors a meet the candidates night on Tuesday at Pere LeMoyne Post American Legion 1812 Park St at 7 30 p m Arranging the affair are Mrs Anna Ryan Mrs Mary O Hern Mrs Muriel Ebert Carl Schle gel and Dewey Fort.
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First Ward Democratic Committee
Pere LeMoyne Post
American Legion
1812 Park St
Anna Ryan
Mary O’hern
Muriel Ebert
Carl Schlegel
Dewey Fort
Motel Manager Stabbed After Threatening Intruders
The Mayfair Motel manager Norman Grossman was stabbed when two men refused to leave and a prior burglary had occurred. He sustained superficial wounds to the neck face and chest. Police pursued the suspects who fled south on Salina Street. Nearby a hospital security guard was assaulted by two loiterers near an inside stairway and a Daisy Street resident reported a robbery on South Avenue with $5 taken from his pockets.
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S. Salina St
Norman Grossman
Grossman
Salina Street
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Robert Durkee
Brewerton
Durkee
Daisy Street
South Ave
Frederick Barzee
Daisy St
Barzee
Youth 14 Struck by Auto in Camillus. Leg Injury Reported
Bruce Jakway, 14, of Warners, was hit at Milton Avenue and Hinsdale Road in Camillus. Deputy Gosson said he ran in front of Dorothy Kraft, 45, of Syracuse, who was traveling east on Milton. Jakway suffered facial cuts, a broken left leg, and an ankle injury and was taken to Community General Hospital.
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Bruce Jakway
Winchell Rd
Warners
Milton Avenue
Hinsdale Road
S Camillus
James Gosson
Dorothy M. Kraft
Dora Ave
Syracuse
Woman Fells 50 Feet From Parking Lot Bank
Grace Cardone of 104 Caroline Ave Solvay escaped with only minor bruises after her brakes failed and her car plunged 50 feet off a parking lot bank at 1420 West Genesee Street. The vehicle landed on its wheels in Sacred Heart ball park.
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Grace Cardone
Caroline Ave
Solvay
Genesee St
Sacred Heart Ball Park
FCC to weigh business ties in TV contest
The FCC will hold a hearing on November 21 to probe business links between Edward Joy Co. of Syracuse and W R G Baker the winning bidder for Channel 9. Subpoenaed documents include stock lists minutes and pay records since 1962.
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FCC
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Syracuse
W.R.G. ‘Baker
Edward Joy Con
New York
David Kraushaar
Joy
Syracuse Television, Inc
Baker
Wnys-Tv
T. Frank Dolan
Leonard P. Markert
Liquor Licenses Suspended in Onondaga County
The State Liquor Authority announced temporary suspensions of two licenses in Onondaga County. Stampalia's at Thompson Road and Erie Boulevard East faces a 10 day suspension starting Oct 3 for allowing gambling on the premises. Castaways on Swamp Road Brewerton is suspended seven days starting Oct 31 for selling alcohol on credit.
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State Liquor Authority Today
Onondaga County
Stampalia’s
Thompson Road
Erie Boulevard
Swamp Road
Brewerton
Man Hurt In Fire At North Salina Apartment
George Bushnell of 910 North Salina Street was found in a burning lower rear apartment by firemen. He was treated at St. Joseph's Hospital in critical condition for lacerations to his left arm after attempting to flee through a kitchen window as flames trapped him in the bedroom. investigators believe smoking in bed sparked the blaze.
Death by own action ruled in Cortland shooting case
Police ruled the Cortland Avenue shooting death of Andrew Yancy 43 an self inflicted act. He was found shot in the head beside a U shaped curb near 308 Cortland. A .22 caliber Hi Standard pistol registered to Yancy was found at his feet. Autopsy to be performed by County Medical Examiner Dr Martin Hilfiger. No witnesses reported.
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State Street
Cortland Avenue
Andrew Yancy
State, Sr
Martin F. Hilfinger
Yancy
Alcoholism clinic aid extended to Madison County
A contract between Madison County and the Soule Clinic for Alcoholism expands treatment beyond Onondaga County. The Soule Clinic will serve Madison County residents immediately, with state aid covering 75 percent this year and the county 25 percent. A social worker will be at the Madison County Mental Health Clinic every Tuesday, and county patients gain access to Crouse Irving Hospital facilities.
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Madison County
Soule Clinic
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Onondaga County
Ernest Gosline
Mental Health Department
U.S
Madison County Mental Health
Wampsville
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Charlies David
Joseph George
Phil Johnson
Hanley
Joy Company
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