Municipal court round of fines and verdicts listed
Judge Henry Goldhor presided. Theodore Cureton and others received fines for assault, speeding, careless driving, red light violations, and toll infractions. Notable outcomes include Joseph Cattone and William Carluccio Jr tied to Garden State Parkway tolls, and Louis Nimisz credited for time served on shoplifting and malicious damage charges. Some defendants, including Ronald Riccio and Zachary Young, faced not guilty or pending grand jury actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Riccio
Mountainside
Garden State Parkway
William Carluccio, Jr
Jackson St. Rockaway
Leo A. Minskiel
Preston St
Belleville
N.J
Union Plaza
Roland Dobbs
Colonial Arms Road
Union
Maple & Hillside Avenues
Charles Waller
Chancellor Ave
Newark
Louis Nimisz
N.E
6Th St
Miami
Florida
Union County
Lottery Revenue Funds Education in New Jersey Budget
The article reviews how New Jersey Lottery receipts supported state education and institutions in fiscal year 75 76, noting 41.7 percent to the State, 47.8 percent in prizes, and 4.9 percent to commissions. For 76 77, Lottery proceeds total 67 million with 46 250 544 for education equalization aid, plus 6 million for capital construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Lottery Fund
Menlo Park
Vineland
Skillman
Jamesburg
New Jersey
Schools of Professional Nursing
Department of Education
Unico Hillside Chapter Installs Officers at College Inn
Sal Lomonoco was installed as president of the Hillside Chapter of Unico National at its annual meeting at the College Inn. Inducted with him were Anthony Piegari as Vice President, Conrad Cammarota as Treasurer, Don DiVoni as Secretary, Ed Oakie as Sergeant at Arms, Gus Paoercio as Chaplain, Carmen R. Dill Sr. and Carl Zarro as district delegates. Charles Domino served as principal speaker and praised Unico’s mental health work and scholarship grants to students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Lomonoco
Hillside
Unico National
College Inn
Mr. Lomonoco
Anthony Piegari
Conrad Cammarota
Don DiVoni
Ed Oakie
Gus Paoercio
Carmen R. Dill
Carl Zarro
Elec
Ted
Charles Domino
Unico
Case Announces Final Civil Service Exam for Academy Nomination
Senator Clifford P. Case stated a final Civil Service examination will be held in the week of October 29 through November 6 to aid selections for nominating candidates to the U.S. Air Force Army Navy and Merchant Marine Academies in 1977. Applications must reach Case’s Russell Office by September 24 and applicants must be at least 17 but under 22 by July 1, 1977.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford P. Case
U.S. Air Force
Military
Naval
Senator Case
Russell
Washington
D.C
Milon J Suskind obituary in Newark area
Services were held for Milton J. Suskind, 72, of 611 Buchanan St. who died Tuesday at St. Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston. Born in New York City, he lived in Newark before moving here 29 years ago. He was a Bloomingdale's salesman for 39 years, retiring in 1970. Surviving are his widow Anne, two sons Robert and Richard, and five grandchildren. Arrangements by Menorah Chapels in Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton J. Suskind
Buchanan St
St. Barnabas Medical Center
Livingston
New York City
Mr. Suskind
Newark
Bloomingdale's
Anne Suskind
Robert
Richard
Vauxhall Ave
Union
Alexander Geyer dies at 66 at Union hometown
Alexander Geyer 66 of 1283 Baker Street died Wednesday August 14 at Runnels Medical Center Private services were held at McCracken s Funeral Home in Union He was a Hillside resident for 21 years and retired a year ago from the A B Murray Tube Works in Union He is survived by his wife Edith a son Alexander Jr of Perth Amboy a daughter Edith Warren of Hillside five grandchildren two brothers and two sisters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Geyer
Baker Street
Runnels Medical Center
McCrackens
Union
Hillside
A.B. Murray Tube Works
Edith
Alexander Jr
Perth Amboy
Edith Warren
Greenbacks or Greenswords Must We Choose?
A report titled Greenbacks or Greenswords Must We Choose outlines economic and environmental tradeoffs. It notes that every billion dollars spent on water treatment creates up to 85,000 jobs, and total pollution control costs $103 per person annually while air and water pollution costs $147 per person. It reports 84 percent favor stricter NJ anti-pollution laws and offers the report for $2 from the New Jersey Conservation Foundation in Morristown, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New Jersey Conservation Foundation
Mendham Road
Morristown
N.J
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Goldhor
Theodore Cureton
Leslie Sr
Joseph Cattone
Lessing Road
East Orange
George Smalls
Williamson Avenue
Damela Sanchez
Pearl St
Elizabeth
Florence Reid
Belleview Ter
Kathy Kolber
Robertson Drive
West Orange
Long and
Liberty Avenue
Leslie Zalewsky
Lincoln
Irvington
Zachary Young
Summit
BRECK
Wien
Unico Proxy
Civil Service
Sidney T. Holt
U.S.C
Ricoey
Dorothy Denns
Broad ST
Eliz
Oath
Orchard Park
Victor
Judy S. Maker
Ginos
Bob May
Bob
North Broad Street
Enc
FLYER
Gino
Freedom
Humphrey Co
Bot May
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