Hillside Man Ruled Insane Murder Trial Verdict
A 62 year old Hillside machinist was found legally insane and ordered confined indefinitely at a state hospital for the January murder of Dr Rudolf Barweh, 67, in his Jersey Street office. George M. Terninko, 52, of 66 Wolf Place, waited for hours, shot Barweh with a .38 revolver, severing an artery and killing him. Psychiatrists testified to long illness, prior hospitalizations, and a distorted judgement clouding his actions, with experts saying he was schizophrenic with depressive traits rather than fully aware of taking a life.
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George M. Terninko
Wolf Place
Rudolf Barweh
Jersey St
Douglas Hansen
Terninko
Barweh
Teruinko
Eugene Reviteh
Plainfield
Elizabeth General Hospital
Revitch
Terainka
Baruch
David J. Fitcher
Dourt
Flicker
Union County
Michael Mitzner
Cigarette Raid Netted Jersey City Suspect Basile
John Basile, 56, of 40 Eastern Parkway, was arrested by New Jersey Treasury agents Monday in Jersey City on charges of possession of untaxed cigarettes and carrying a concealed weapon. Agents found 25 cartons of untaxed cigarettes and a .22 caliber pistol. A raid on his home yielded 2,530 packs of assorted untaxed cigarettes boxed for international shipment.
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John Basile
Eastern Parkway
New Jersey
Treasury
Basile
Jersey City
Hillside Rotary Hosts Film on Drug Abuse
Hillside police narcotics officers Richard Cano and Gordon Milburn delivered a film and discussion on drug abuse at a Hillside Rotary Club meeting. The program showed harms of drug use and crimes linked to funding, highlighting the community outreach effort.
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Rotary
Richard Cano
Gordon Milburn
Police Department
Narcotics Squad
Hillside Rotary Club
Hillside Democratic Club
Sunset Lanes
Eleanor Selaman
Board mum on Toplansky rehiring at district meeting
The Board of Education refused to disclose reasons for not rehiring high school band teacher Howard Toplansky. President Alfred J. Lordi said the board did not legally have to reveal its reasons. Seymour Bierman was the lone vote for rehiring. Students urged a new vote, calling the decision unjust. The meeting also approved hiring an architect for a girl’s gym renovation to create a resource center, a plan Bierman opposed as backward for physical education. A drug abuse program with Hillside Police will be shown at the Municipal Building with speakers from the police dept and two films. the public is invited.
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Board of Education
Howard Toplansky
Alfred J. Lordi
Toplansky
Anthony Avella
John Kultkowski
Seymour D. Bierman
Bierman
Roger Levy
Adolph Atterman
Atterman
Marie Beale
Hillside Safety Council
George Shelbourne
Anthony Messaro
Gordon Millburn
Richard Cann
Hillside Police Dept
William F. Lange
Lange
Karen Ittel
Andrakite
Stanley Magdon
Boston Ave
Magdon
Hillside Congresswoman Dwyer Won’t Seek Re Election
After a federal redistricting shift moved Hillside from Flora in Dwyer’s 12th district to Minish’s 11th district, Mrs. Dwyer announced she will not seek re election. The 8 term congresswoman, 70 on July Fourth, is recovering from a broken arm at Walter Reed. She said she will serve the remaining eight months and continue to vote independently. GOP leaders see chance to unseat Minish in the new district spanning Bergen Essex Passaic and Union counties.
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Hillside
Flora
Dwyer
Joseph Minigh
Essex County
Minish
State Assembly
Newark
East Orange
Ith
Bergen
Essex
Passaic
Union
GOP
Congress
Hillside Tax Rate Changes With New Assessment Method
Hillside township adopts a 4.91 dollar tax rate at 100 percent valuation under a revised assessment process. The old 4.01 rate reflects a 30 percent assessment base. the difference is procedural, not real. Projected tax yield totals about 7.59 million, with funds split among county, school budgets, veterans deductions, and reserves, while an education budget appeal may raise the rate.
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Hillside
County Board of Taxation
Pew
Board of Education
Alexander J. Menta
William Gural
Public Utilities Commission
Menza
Mancuso
Senior Citizens Housing Committee
Rose Lampe
Ida Rubinetti
Peter Humanik
Glan Schulman
Edward Kontecka
David Brown
Armand Filchett
Gladys
Hillside PBA Plans Action Over Police Raise
The Hillside Policemen’s Benevolent Association warns of job action if the town’s contract dispute isn’t settled by May 1. A Wednesday meeting at Blue Ribbon Inn will decide possible actions as they contest a 1972 $1100 patrolmen raise to meet a 1971 contract ranking among top five in Union County.
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Hillside Policeman's Benevolent Association
P.B.A
Thomas Savage
Blue Ribbon Inn
Hollywood Ave
Hillside Police Dept
Beg
Union County
Dr Krumbiegel Retires After 37 Years With Hillside Education
Dr Walter O Krumbiegel announces retirement after 37 years with the Hillside school system. He began as a social studies and English teacher at Hillside High, led the English department, then served as Hillside Avenue School principal for 17 years. He earned degrees from Lebanon Valley College, Lafayette, NYU, and pursued study at several universities. He chaired programs in instruction, led track success, and worked with educators from multiple nations. He plans reading, traveling, skiing, sailing, woodworking, and pursuing music.
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Walter 0. Krumbiegel
Asssistaat
Hillside
Sevice
Krumbiegel
A.P. Morris
Newark Preparatory School
Lebanon Valley College
Lafayette College
New York University
Columbia University
Rutgers Unives
Hillside Avenue School
Russia
Britain
Lebanon
Nigeria
Winnetka
Ounois
Ruhl L. Custer
Hillside High School
Middle Atlantic
New Jersey Ocational Review
History of Education Journal
New Jersey
Elementary School Principals'Association
New Schoolmasters' Club
New Jersey State Council On Education
History of Education Society
Kappa del 2 Pi
Educational Fraternity
Hill Side Lions Club
American Legion
Up For Bids Chinese Auction by Hillside B'nai B'rith Women
Hillside Chapter B'nai B'rith Women sponsor a Chinese Auction at Temple Shomrei Torah 910 Salem Ave on Saturday April 29. Prizes on display at 8 30 P M with drawings starting then. Donation is 1 00. Door prizes and refreshments offered. Proceeds fund the chapter philanthropy projects.
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Hillside Chapter
B'nai B’rith
Paul Trinker
Ervin Nadier
al Labowitch
Irwin Feinberg
Martin Kurtz
Temple Shomrei Torah
Salem Ave
Philanthropies
Hillside Photo Service
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Liberty & Bloy
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Liberty Ave
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