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Herald Apfill B, IOT9 Biuutg, Safety, Factor* Gas Shortage Haunts Area Local Stations Cutting Back Vote by Lacy Meyer .FHEL PUBLIC LIBRARY SOWIIT, fc-.j. serving submit since 1889 VOL. 90, NO. 49 herald APfilL B, IOT9 Biuutg, Safety, Factor* Gas Shortage Haunts Area Local Stations Cutting Back Vote by Lacy Meyer . Hedoesn't think there is a shortage Could Shut Roosevelt To deal1 with tbe gawlin. Aortage. In all likelihood the 1 fV l«muel Leeper has in- but the allotment system is creating of Education will of second school, although the Roosevelt children at the some stations in the are* an closing the problem right now. The situation f-v, «eaiedUiatunlessbusing is time slot for the second Cox agreed with some of on both Satnrtfavs and .Sunday? vote tonight to »-- igluded in the Boird other city schools. Clarke's points, but he also cutting tack on tie weekday hours Roosevelt •ctod at L, closing of either Washington In addition, he questioned out, as the Odd-Even law is sUU in i/^ wMutten to close, he will or Wilson school was not expressed concern about the and limiting customers to certain of the present school, '%*# mt tor that particular if busing were introduced lack of direction received amounts. effect, and the governor could an- But.feevotevrtllnotl stipulated. for integration purposes, nounce its activation at any time. Clarke has submitted to from the state. The stations contacted didn't agree unanimous one as Bow •\ '(On (he other hand Board whether or not safety should Belief in the walking on whether the shortage was con- "I don't think it's a reef shortage member James Clarke has the Board two memoranda be the primary factor. He but a move on the part of the govern- member Winston C(«& opposing both busing and principle was expressed by "•-\ but they were unanimous in maintained there is no prpaf indicated that if the Board added that if Wilson or Board member Elizabeth "~t to d* long Unas of 1974. ment and the gas companies to get that there b a real neS to the Roosevelt closing. He Washington school were peojple to use less ga*/rHe said the ' twlBtion does include asked the other Board Bartz. She expressed ,j wl» lived here five years close the school or busing, he wi« vote nay. closed, safety, not in- confidence in the ago will remeflffier getting up before high prices were causing some people Roosevelt children members to read his tegration, would be the to use less but for those who needed -'At the same time, con- proposals before the formal professional staff to make dawn and waiting for hours torecelve being shortchanged In versation among Board prime motivator for busing. the transition smooth for a few gallons ofgas. their cars tor business, it didn't. education. public meeting slated for He also said he didn't think children moved into new At Suburban Shell, the allotment members at the conference parents would sit back and At Mobil's Brobkside Friendly There are indications that maetlnglield Tuesday night, districts, but also added that Service, the station dosed early last will be «o percent of what Jack the vote will be three to tv£ Clarke has maintained take busing for safety safety requirements would Relhlng received last April. He has fhdicated that in the loni that he was concerned about reasons in one district and Saturday.atfive instead of seven, and since Hoard President run the Board will close a have to be met. shut its doors on Sunday for the fint been closed on Sundays and will now the acceptance of the not in another shorten his hours. Frpm staying She also expressed the time, as they were low an gas. Bud belief that there would be Seals, owner, thinks be will have from open unffl 9p.m. he will shut his doors educational achievements five to ten percent km than he will at 7 and will open an hour later in the with the closing of two need for the month of April. morning, at B instead of 7. schools; but, she warned "Toward the end of the month, His customer* will be limited to 17 that such achievements then could be a severe shortage in each. He ran out over the weekend would not be evidenced this area. W« have to pace ourselves and had to dose on Saturday at l p.m. within two to three years. through the month so we win have He expects to run into more problems As in the past. Board enough for everybody." in May as he thinks the allotment will members discussed at some length the value or lack of value of having one class or Move » Weaver Street Loom* more at each grade level. The possibility of using Roosevelt as a magnet school was also discussed by U» iWattt A magnet school Tenants Ready to Settle In fee 3jtd Ukee out deducUons and geta DM nnal Tenants are oa£g net flam. Tbos* net etteJMa ,ftr aodlandacaiMUdVanqot,! r federal law to isn't delaying oceuaucy," he safcf unit Displsettfta the current phase *#l Certain criteria," said Joan be Wfemifls*: from M, «iu»d ft . Relocation Occupancy Railroad avenue* 13, 16, U and 90 specialist for theAuthotfty."W« can't Chestnut street and 113 Morris relocate anybody to substandard Action avenue. Of these, 23 families are housing. If the family ends op paying In other action Tuesday going to the new low-income housing more rent than they did before they night, Common Council: at Weaver street and one to Gtarwood were displaced, they get rental MAJOR FACELIFT ENROUT&~Tbe ae-ealltd Quito estimated 12 mOUM Is scheduled far cttnpletien by next + Authorized payment of place. assistance." November. However, during the lime when the let win be $100,926 to the Joint With U families left, three are All actual moving expenses will be ana Lewis parking Mhdsehr some vast changes daring the fiat lew months when the city's first Uer- cloied off starthig sometime next week to permit con- Meeting; purchasing' bouses with down- paid with CD. funds. struction, an estimated 110 spaces will be lost. The + Named David B. ^menti tfn ilty "We are quite pleased with the way parkiBg let to scheduled to be conitructed at the lite. The photograph took* east from the Zlegaer Building. To the Chamber of Commerce and Common Coancil are Coward acting city clerk for Development funds and nine will be relocation has gone, particularly for presently completing plans to obtain temporary parking a special meeting to be held renting. Of the original 36, eight the U who weren't going to public right b die railroad cat with the Past Office to the ex- treme right. The tier-parking facility, which will cost an to offset the toss which has been termed "serious" to the April 10, 8:30 p.m., when families were over-Income limits for housing. They will be moving from Builnen needs of the city: (Judy Brick Free4man photo) priorities will be established public bousing. largely substandard units to units for the disposal of solid To live in the Weaver street which meet relocation codes," Mrs. wastes generated within apartments, families have to meet Lowe said. Union County: certain criteria. For a four-person AU families involved were in- Parking Garage Cost CIimbs$300,000 + Named John W. Savage family, the income limit is $14,050 terviewed' before the city made a by Lucy Meyer »l,g52,000 plus five percent committed to improving the parking places when the acting city clerk for the net: a three-person family, $11,650 decision on buying property in the Additional costs of for coordinating. The Central Business District Cullls and Lewis lot is closed regular meeting to be held net; for one person in one-bedroom CO. area, to see how many would be POO.OOO for the parking electrical and plumbing bids (CBD) by providing more for construction in April. April 17; apartment, $9,850 net and for two eligible for low-income housing. The garage, where to park would have to wait until parking. As to the entire "Some tenants had three + Remanded the Good people in the same apartment, $11,250 Authority wanted to be sure they during construction, and the May 9 when the bond or cost, the leases hadn't been tickets last Friday," he variance appeal to the net. would have a place for all uprooted. tree ordinance were dinance would be effective. figured yet, so he didn't said, and thought the timing Planning Board; . The Housing Authority takes gross Those being displaced will have discussed by Common Thomas Kelly, Canoe know what the total bill to was wrong when the lot was + Granted permission for income before taxes, adds up the help with property leases, moving Council Tuesday night Brook Parkway, said the the city would be for the due to be closed. the Chamber of Commerce income of all members of the family, claims and all the details relocation An ordinance was in- garage was running about 30 garage. Long-range parking for to hold a summer fair June except that of full-time students, creates. troduced making a further percent over\ the original So far, the price of the employees in the CBD will 30; appropriation of $380,000 for figure and wanted to know garage has reached be provided with new + Authorized the auction tne tier-parking garage. The "how far in the hole are we $2,300,000, if the new emergency measures. A of bicycles on June 9; Vronh T*hr if Fnteijfibkr Cjm hearing win be April 17.
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