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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1975
Page
5
A reader commends the township for patrol dogs including Midnight and urges expanded use. The letter cites safer streets, prefers canine patrols over gunfire, and asks for public demonstrations and more dog units funded by savings on personnel costs.
A note of gratitude for Mrs. Alice Geldhauser and the committee who assisted in preparing the Ad Journal for the Witte-Bergman Testimonial on April 12 1975. The author regrets omitting her name in the committee page and extends sincere thanks for the team’s efforts.
A reader accuses Commissioner Bergman of fabricating figures and urges checking with the Township Treasurer. They claim Crossing Guards number 80 and would receive a $3000 raise in 1975, equating to about $100 extra per guard per year and a small hourly increase, highlighting harsh working conditions and safety risks.
A speaker argues for safe school crossings and cites without fatalities. The plan contrasts Dr Bergmann’s perceived costs with potential savings of 69000 by eliminating Crossing Guards or replacing them with 30 police officers.
A reader voices concerns about rising costs and wages, criticizes the Republican minority, and questions personal financial security. The letter mentions a yearly salary figure and laments distortions while asking whether to sell and move.
The alliance aims to integrate Hillside's black community through cultural political and economic expression. It asserts white community responsibility for racism and emphasizes self knowledge self love and unity backed by a board of directors and active committees including education recreation and fundraising.
The forecast warns Aries Taurus Gemini Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces of financial caution and relationship tensions this week. Avoid borrowing, resist risky schemes, and postpone evening activities while focusing on individual work and steady teamwork amid shifting personal pressures.
F ractious letter argues Mr Menza overstates budget growth calling 1.8 percent increase ludicrous and urges a 10 percent austere 1976 budget with tax relief. Proposes eliminating sales tax and boosting home stead exemption, repealing Fair Trade Law, and opposing or supporting an income tax with safeguards. Signatory Fd Nidzgorski of 196 Fairbanks St.
An elderly Hillside resident recalls a wedding day in 1941 and a tiny dream house built on a vacant lot. She describes two nearby farms, children growing up with farm animals, and a hillside now filled with single family homes. Now 1975, she faces rising taxes as a widow living on fixed income in Hillside Times.
Readers welcome shorter hours as taxpayers breathe easier while critics urge restraint on library spending. The town faces foreclosures and debates a state senator promoting Marxist ideas amid fiscal pressure. Phil Nicolaus, Robert St.
Chairman Oesserman of Hillside Community Swimming Pool announces weekend openings on June 14 15 and June 21 22 weather permitting and after summer work ends before the official June 27 launch.
The piece highlights American generosity toward Southeast Asia refugees, noting rapid calls and telegrams offering homes after an airlift of orphans. It describes legislative efforts calling for $100 million in emergency aid via the UN and private groups, plus plans to boost care for homeless children and support adoptions by Americans.
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