Sept. 24, 1927

Lasting understanding in Europe hinted as Mussolini speeds

to a conference in Berlin. Italy reported ready to send troops to spain and join Anglo-French Alliance.

Sept. 24, 1957

Polio struck only two persons last week in the 57 counties outside New York city, according to the state health department. It was the lowest number of cases reported of any week in the 1957 polio season, now on the wane.

Sept. 24, 1997

AUBURN - Citing service “above and beyond the call,”

the Auburn school board awarded $10,000 to Associate Superintendent Philip Grajko during Tuesday's meeting. The board voted 6-1 to give Grajko, who earns $76,250 a year, the one-time stipend for duty as acting superintendent from March 17 until June 30 while Superintendent William Miller recovered from a heart ailment.

Sept. 24, 2002

AUBURN - County Court Judge Peter Corning wants

Family Court to move onto the second floor of the Historic Post Office and Courthouse building after the County Legislature moves back across Genesee Street from its temporary location

in the old landmark. When the Legislature meets, members will consider Corning's space request. The county's Public Works Committee approved the matter, when it reviewed the resolution in which Corning said the third floor of the County Courthouse has become too cramped, especially for Family Court.

- Compiled by Linda Simmons