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Bit? i t i i o i u V ..
The LEADER Fre«port*f ',
Official
N«ws|io|i«r
FREEPORT
Zl« C«de 11520
BALDWIN
Zip Co«l« 11510
MERRICK
Zio Code tlS^i
ROOSEVELT
/ t o Code 11b7ft
36tli YEAR, No. 26 FREEPORT, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1971 PRiCH; t t N CENTS PER COPY
Teachers Accept
Fact Finders Report
PLAQUES OF APPRECIATION: Were presented (L to R) to Mrs. Joan Keenan of The Leader, Mrs. Linda
White of the Baldwin Pennysaver and Mr. Thomas McCarthy of the Long Island Kernel by Mrs. Sylvia
Walsh of the Freeport Auxiliary of United Cerebral Palsy at the event of its annual membership luncheon.
NASSAU POLICEMEN WIN NATIONAL POLICE OLYMPICS GOLD MEDALS: Nassau Police
CiHnmcakmer Louis J. Frank, left, congratulates Patrolman Thomas Hendrickson, of Freeport, while
Patrolman Patrick Byrnes, center left, of Seaford and Det. Morris Riley, right, of Edgemere look on.
The three were among 11 offkers who represented New York State at the National Police Olympics
in Phoenix. Arinona on October 8.9. and 10. Byrnes, who ran the 100 yard dash in 9M seconds, won two
gpid and 2 siver mecUs in track events. Hendrkduon won a gold medal in Wrestling and Riley won tfie
Heavywei^t Black Belt Judo Gold Medal. Nassau Poike Athletes won a total of 19 medals.
In the latesl develoiinient in (he contracl Uilks between
the Freeport Teacher's Assii aiul the school system. Charles
Duclxi. chief negcHiaior lor the teacher's association
notified Superinlendent Coslluvv Monday, OCIOIKT iXth
that they have accepted the lad linders report "as a single
unit in ils eiitirelv "
Below is a copy o( the letter mailed last Monda\
OctolxT IH. 1971
Mr. Donald L. (Ostlow, Hnpernitenilent
Freep(»rt Public Scliocds
Freeport. New York
Dear Mr, Costlow
The Freef)orl leacbers Association Neiiotiatirig
Team and the I 1 A lAcculive (ctmmitlee tinds
the fact-finders recoiiimeiuhMioiis [jalatablc f«»r this
year 1971-72, and ~ke«efey.accepts Uie report a.s a
single unit in its entirety
The I T . A Negotiating Team urges a meeting
with y<ui as early as possible this week in order to
lornuila .• a contracl sali.sfactory to both parties.
SincTrely yours,
("harles F. Duelnd
Chief Negotiator
Freeport 1 eaehers As.sociation
A,ssociation President John McKaharay advised THE
LEADER that he is encouraged by the F.T.A. Negotiating
Team and Executive Committee llnding Ihe report "palatable."
He cautioned, however, that (jlher issues not a>v-ered
in the report would still have to be negotiated individually
••|n addition," ccnitinued Mr. McKaharay, "the
Superintendent musl. if he decides to al.so accept the
report, accept it in its enlirety "
A school board member informed Ihe LEADER that
Supl. Costlow has notified the board in a memorandum
that he has received the fact finders report and that an
informal meeting has been scheduled for Thursday, Oct.
21st at 2.00 PM belween Ihe two iiegolialing teams.
It Ls expected that shortly thereafter, Costlow will
indicate to the board whether or not the fact finders
report is acceptable to the school district.
Mayor Warns of
Lk^ming Fower Lrrab
Freeport Mayor Robert
J. Sweenej this week issued a
warning about a proposed
•('ommunily Development"
Amendmenl of Article XVHI of
the New York State Constitution
will be presented to the voters at
the election this November.
Mayor Sweeney noted, "This
Amendment passed the State
Legislature virtually unnoticed.
The public knows little or nothing
about it. And the tacticians
behind the Amendment planned
it that way. They hope that the
high-sounding words "Com-miinily
Development" will win
th<' voter, without the public
k'lowing lis real purpose or
substance
"The purpose of the proposed
new Article XVHI is to
restructure vital powers of Local
Governments, such as Villages
and Towns, with respect to
planning and zoning. The
proposed Article would empower
the State to create any ptibUc
corporation or governmental
agency, with authority to act on
behajl of private cQiporatJoflSk Ip
(Contlmied'on i i ^ e M>
-rt'i.-i-ii
.,-..: Ars,.:.., <.yMMm^mk^M^0'

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Title	The-Leader_1971-10-21
Subject	Newspaper
Description	This is a Newspaper distributed locally within the Village of Freeport and Baldwin.
Creator	Linda Toscano
Publisher	L & M Publications, Inc.
Contributors	Scanned by Imaging & Microfilm Access, Inc. (Bohemia, NY 11716)
Date	1971
Type	Periodical
Format	PDF; TIFF
Source	Freeport Memorial Library
Language	English
Coverage	United States
Rights	This digital image may be freely used for educational uses, as long as it is not altered in any way. No commercial reproduction or distribution of this image is permitted without written permission of the Freeport Memorial Library, 144 W. Merrick Road, Freeport, NY 11520 or email: frreference@freeportlibrary.info

Title	The-Leader_1971-10-21_001
Subject	Newspaper
Description	This is a Newspaper distributed locally within the Village of Freeport and Baldwin.
Creator	Linda Toscano
Publisher	L & M Publications, Inc.
Contributors	Scanned by Imaging & Microfilm Access, Inc. (Bohemia, NY 11716)
Date	1971
Type	Periodical
Format	PDF; TIFF
Source	Freeport Memorial Library
Language	English
Coverage	United States
Rights	This digital image may be freely used for educational uses, as long as it is not altered in any way. No commercial reproduction or distribution of this image is permitted without written permission of the Freeport Memorial Library, 144 W. Merrick Road, Freeport, NY 11520 or email: frreference@freeportlibrary.info
text	Bit? i t i i o i u V.. The LEADER Fre«port*f ', Official N«ws io i«r FREEPORT Zl« C«de 11520 BALDWIN Zip Co«l« 11510 MERRICK Zio Code tlS^i ROOSEVELT / t o Code 11b7ft 36tli YEAR, No. 26 FREEPORT, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1971 PRiCH; t t N CENTS PER COPY Teachers Accept Fact Finders Report PLAQUES OF APPRECIATION: Were presented (L to R) to Mrs. Joan Keenan of The Leader, Mrs. Linda White of the Baldwin Pennysaver and Mr. Thomas McCarthy of the Long Island Kernel by Mrs. Sylvia Walsh of the Freeport Auxiliary of United Cerebral Palsy at the event of its annual membership luncheon. NASSAU POLICEMEN WIN NATIONAL POLICE OLYMPICS GOLD MEDALS: Nassau Police CiHnmcakmer Louis J. Frank, left, congratulates Patrolman Thomas Hendrickson, of Freeport, while Patrolman Patrick Byrnes, center left, of Seaford and Det. Morris Riley, right, of Edgemere look on. The three were among 11 offkers who represented New York State at the National Police Olympics in Phoenix. Arinona on October 8.9. and 10. Byrnes, who ran the 100 yard dash in 9M seconds, won two gpid and 2 siver mecUs in track events. Hendrkduon won a gold medal in Wrestling and Riley won tfie Heavywei^t Black Belt Judo Gold Medal. Nassau Poike Athletes won a total of 19 medals. In the latesl develoiinient in (he contracl Uilks between the Freeport Teacher's Assii aiul the school system. Charles Duclxi. chief negcHiaior lor the teacher's association notified Superinlendent Coslluvv Monday, OCIOIKT iXth that they have accepted the lad linders report "as a single unit in ils eiitirelv " Below is a copy o( the letter mailed last Monda\ OctolxT IH. 1971 Mr. Donald L. (Ostlow, Hnpernitenilent Freep(»rt Public Scliocds Freeport. New York Dear Mr, Costlow The Freef)orl leacbers Association Neiiotiatirig Team and the I 1 A lAcculive (ctmmitlee tinds the fact-finders recoiiimeiuhMioiis [jalatablc f«»r this year 1971-72, and ~ke«efey.accepts Uie report a.s a single unit in its entirety The I T. A Negotiating Team urges a meeting with y<ui as early as possible this week in order to lornuila.• a contracl sali.sfactory to both parties. SincTrely yours, ("harles F. Duelnd Chief Negotiator Freeport 1 eaehers As.sociation A,ssociation President John McKaharay advised THE LEADER that he is encouraged by the F.T.A. Negotiating Team and Executive Committee llnding Ihe report "palatable." He cautioned, however, that (jlher issues not a>v-ered in the report would still have to be negotiated individually •• n addition" ccnitinued Mr. McKaharay, "the Superintendent musl. if he decides to al.so accept the report, accept it in its enlirety " A school board member informed Ihe LEADER that Supl. Costlow has notified the board in a memorandum that he has received the fact finders report and that an informal meeting has been scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 21st at 2.00 PM belween Ihe two iiegolialing teams. It Ls expected that shortly thereafter, Costlow will indicate to the board whether or not the fact finders report is acceptable to the school district. Mayor Warns of Lk^ming Fower Lrrab Freeport Mayor Robert J. Sweenej this week issued a warning about a proposed •('ommunily Development" Amendmenl of Article XVHI of the New York State Constitution will be presented to the voters at the election this November. Mayor Sweeney noted, "This Amendment passed the State Legislature virtually unnoticed. The public knows little or nothing about it. And the tacticians behind the Amendment planned it that way. They hope that the high-sounding words "Com-miinily Development" will win th<' voter, without the public k'lowing lis real purpose or substance "The purpose of the proposed new Article XVHI is to restructure vital powers of Local Governments, such as Villages and Towns, with respect to planning and zoning. The proposed Article would empower the State to create any ptibUc corporation or governmental agency, with authority to act on behajl of private cQiporatJoflSk Ip (Contlmied'on i i ^ e M> -rt'i.-i-ii.,-..: Ars,.:.., <.yMMm^mk^M^0'

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