Governor Byrne Opens Route 78 Dedication and Attends County Meeting
Governor Brendan Byrne arrives in Hillside by helicopter for a Route 78 dedication, cuts a chain to open a two mile highway segment, then hosts a conference with Union County officials and Hillside Mayor Harold Wovsani ker at Town and Campus restaurant. He defends budget balance and opposes deficit spending while discussing income tax proposals and education funding. Charlotte Mitchell named Quest speaker at William H. Buie Center on energy savings for Elizabethtown Gas.
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Brendan T. Byrne
Hillside
Bristol Myers
Union County
Union
Byrne
Morris Ave
Harold Wovsaniker
William H. Buie Community Center
Charlotte Mitchell
Elizabethtown Gas
Quest
Ms Mitchell
Elizabeth
Thomas Dunn
Hillside Township PBA contract offers threaten referendum on parity
The Hillside Township Committee proposes a six percent raise for 1975 and 1976 for police with fringe benefits and a ballot question on whether police should earn more than firefighters. The PBA reacts negatively, with Capt. James Silva doubting acceptance. PERC ruling due by month end and page 10 continuation anticipated.
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PBA
Hillside Times
James Silva
OCC questions Pingry purchase and rental for handicapped education
Investigators question the states plan to buy Pingry School for 4.6 million and renovate at 1.5 million to educate severely handicapped children. The OCC report cites debatable final price and argues rental terms may be excessive. Senator Menza supports funding with hearings ahead.
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Office of Citizen Complaints
Pingry
OCC
Department of the Public Advocate
West Essex Parents of Exceptional Children
Special Education
State Department of Education
Alexander Menza
Hillside
Hillside Times
Menza
Sen
Contempt citation sought for Blue Ribbon benefit
Township officials plan a contempt of court move against Fred Wenzler over a Sunday benefit at the Blue Ribbon Inn. Attorney Parsonnel says the “country music” show violates Judge Ackerman’s ruling that entertainment must be dinner music. Proceeds aid a four year old undergoing dialysis.
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Fred Wenzler
Blue Ribbon Inn
Wenzler
Albert Parsonnel
Harold Ackerman
Elizabeth
Blue Ribbon In
Parsonnet
Vincent Baldassano
Baldassano
Louis Santagata
Parsonnel
James Welsh
Minish Seeks Federal Push in New Jersey Cancer Fight
Congressman Joseph G. Minish reports encouraging FDA acknowledgment of his call for a large scale national cancer effort. He cites an $80,000 NCI grant to study New Jersey bladder cancer and urges a stronger federal program as state rates remain among the nation’s highest.
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Joseph G. Minish
Food and Drug Administration
New Jersey
Minish
National Cancer Institute
Alexander M. Scamiot
The
Food and Drug
Schmidt
FDA
United
Northeastern
Northeast
Tax Office Announces Special Hours Next Monday
The tax office will be open Monday April 26 from 7 p m to 8 p m for tax collection.
Hillside Kings to tackle national street hockey title
Hillside Community Center floor hockey team heads to Leominster Massachusetts for the National Street Hockey Championships after a 23 game unbeaten streak and a strong local record. Coach Mark Ozga guides a close knit squad with added players Scott Gelber Dave Fischgrund and Mike Butler posing a bold challenge to 40 teams across the USA as they face larger rinks and college absences.
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Hillside
Roger Brenner
Scott Gelber
Pete Davis
Scott Friedman
Arnold Stul
Phil Zylberman
Guy Stanzione
Randy Pfahl
Dave Fischgrund
Mike Butler
Chris Brenner
Marc Ozga
Dan Lockwood
Mitch Rosen
Mike Brandell
Ken Bieg
Hillside Community Center
Leominster
Mass
Hillside Kings
Sweden
Mark Ozga
Union County
Guavi Ozya
USA
Dave Zylberman
Henry Halpern
Norman Mark
Olga
Pepe
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Dunn
Brendan Byrne
Conference of Mayors
Gislators
Ped
Public Employees Relations Committee
PERC
PEA
Prac
Vor
Roselle-Lippman CO
Elizabeth WJ. Smes
Tax Office
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