The Post-Standard from Syracuse, New York • Page 13

SYRACUSE POST STANDARD 1 1 Nov. 23, 1971 New Unit On Aging Launched Mayor Alexander told the newly formed Metropolitan Commission on the Aging it "will be the focal point for all that must be done for the aged in our community." Alexander and Deputy County Executive Richard Hanlon addressed the 20 members of the commission at its first meeting at Syracuse University. The group is the only one of its kind in the state and one of seven in the country. It was formed from the mayor's Temporary Commission on the Problems of the Aging and was granted $26,339 in federal funds for its initial 120 days of operation and planning. An additional $325, 000 is forthcoming.

The elderly are without care and support from members of their families, the mayor said, and often live "under incomes that keep The commission must find out how best to serve the elderly, Alexander said. Hanlon, speaking for County Executive John H. Mulroy, who was meeting with Gov. Rockefeller in New York City, said the commission "will get every portion of county government power it needs." Approximately 45,000 aging persons in Onondaga County have been "long neglected," Hanlon said, and county officials have "high hopes for this metropolitan commission formulating projects to help them to continue to make progress." Commission members elected Dr. Walter M.

Beattie dean of the Syracuse University School of Social Work, as chairman pro tempore. A permanent commission chairman is to be chosen by a nominating committee. The commission will hire with the initial $26,000 professional staff members who will draw plans to serve the aged, Beattie said. The commission members discussed provisions of the federal grants with Mrs. Ann Michel, city federal and state aids coordinator.

Arsonist Damages House A fire blamed on arson yes terday heavily damaged a va 1 cant two story, two family brick house Cort 1 land Fire Inspector John R. Corbett said. I Gasoline had been splashed In a first floor rear hallway i and a second floor room in the house owned by Mrs. Anita Capazzi of 110 Munro Drive, Camillus, Corbett said. A pair of footprints in the snow led to the front door, while two pairs of footprints led away from the rear door west along Castle Street, the fire inspector Fireman William A.

Scutt of Engine Co. 21 suffered sprained fingers while fighting the blaze. The second floor of the house was heavily damaged by fire, while the first floor received smoke and water damage, according to Corbett. Fire officials were notified of the blaze at 3:07 a.m. by an unidentified passerby.

Kramer Gets Award for Drug Report Lawrence s. Kramer, a sen ior journalism major at Syracuse University, has taken first place honors in the opening competition of the 12th annual William Randolph Atonic Program. Former editor of the campus weekly, "The Promethean," which is now combined with "Dialog" and "The Daily Orange," Kramer will receive a $900 scholarship from the foundation for his recent by lined article in "Fortune" magazine which described the business operation and marketing network of the SU campus drug trade. The S.I. Newhduse School of Public Communications will receive a matching Hearst gram.

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