The State We're In July 1973 Alaska pipeline questions
The column recalls July 1973 reader opinion on the Alaska pipeline alignment to Valdez and its environmental impact. It notes oil companies favored shipping to Japan over the eastern United States, with debate over whether a western Canada or Valdez route would have fed U S demand and the potential global swap of Alaskan oil for Japanese needs.
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Japan
United States
Valdez
Canada
American
Panama Canal
New Jersey
East
Atlantic
Alaska
Environmental Protection
Richard J. Sullivan
Hillside High seniors host Christmas party with elders
Hillside High School seniors invited senior citizen residents to a Christmas party on December 15, 1976 in the school cafeteria. The event was described as a meeting of the ages on common ground with entertainment and involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside High School
Gala evening at Hillside High School fundraiser praised
Letters describe a gala event featuring pacing, singing, a Santa, a magic show and a buffet. The senior class and students, guests, and the Senior Citizens of Hill are thanked for planning and decorating the cafe side, making the project a success.
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Hillside High School
Hill
Teria
Mary McTaggart
Chester Street
Rudolph the Red Nosed Rein Deer Tops Christmas Song Orbit
December 24 189- Rudolph the Red Nosed Rein deer becomes the era’s most popular Christmas song across America. December 25 1868 Johnson grants unconditional pardon to all who participated in the rebellion. December 26 1865 James Nason of Franklin Massachusetts patents a coffee percolator. December 27 195- United States Britain and the Soviet Union announce joint trusteeship over Korea for five years. December 28 1846 Iowa admitted as 28th state. December 29 1851 First YMCA opens in Boston Massachusetts.
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James Nason
Franklin
Mass
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Korea
Iowa
First
Young Men’s Christian Association
MCA
Boston
Municipal Court Docket December 16 1976 Judge Henry Goldhor
Several Newark and Elizabeth residents faced fines in a Municipal Court session led by Judge Henry Goldhor on December 16 1976. Violations included shoplifting extortion and traffic offenses with penalties from 30 to 215 dollars and suspended jail terms for drug and driving privilege violations.
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Henry Goldhor
Roger Kennedy
Treacy Ave
Newark
Obituaries for Anna Runiak and Ann Kaplan
Mrs. Anna Runiak 82 of Hillside died Monday at Monmouth Medical Center Newark. A Mass was held at St Michael Russian Orthodox Newark. funeral at McCracken Union. Surviving daughter Catherine Miskew and six great grandchildren. Mrs. Ann Kaplan 58 of Hillside died last Friday at Beth Israel Newark. Co-owner of Village Kosher Restaurant Newark. survived by husband George daughter Sandra Tusch brother Richard Cohen and two grandchildren.
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Hillside
Monmouth Medical Center
Long Branch
St. Michael's Russian Orthodox Church
Newark
McCracken Funeral Home
Morris, Ave
Union
Runiak
Pyrene Manufacturing Co
Poland
Catherine Miskew
Ann Kaplan
North Ave
Beth Israel Medical Center
Philip Apter & Son
Springfield Ave
Maplewood
Kaplan
B'nai B'rith
Lena Cohen
Harry Kellner
New York City
George
Sandra Tusch
Richard Cohen
Madelyn Miller
East Orange Veterans Hospital
Miss Miller
Sears Roebuck & Co
Navy
Elizabeth
Cecilia Miller
Florence Birch
Cecilia D. Williams
William A
Albert Borst
Seminole
Florida
The
Masons and Elks
Ronald E. Borst
Shirley Jones
Williamsburg
Virginia
Barbara Jones
Seminole Beach Memorial Funeral Home
St. Petersburg
Nicholas Reale Wins Noyes Art Award for Silent Blue
Nicholas Reale of Hillside received the Agnes Noyes Memorial Award at the New Jersey Water Color Society Open Exhibition opening at the Monmouth Museum on the Brookdale College campus in Lincroft. The show runs December 11, 1976 to January 9, 1977 with viewing hours 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays and 12 to 5 p.m. Sundays.
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Nicholas Reale
Hillside
Agnes Noyes
New Jersey Water Color Society
Monmouth Museum
Brookdale College
Lincroft
New Jersey
Ings
Beale
New York City
National Academy of Design
Princeton
Kansas
Senate Eyes Committee Reform to Boost New Congress Work
As the 95th Congress prepares to convene on January 4 the Senate considers restructuring its committee system to cut overlap and speed action. A special panel has proposed consolidating 31 committees into 15 to reduce scheduling conflicts and jurisdictional disputes. Pending urgent NJ matters include funds for the Federal Water Pollution Control Act and the Public Works Employment Act reauthorization. Other major topics loom such as health care welfare, energy, tax reform, and foreign policy.
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Senate
Congress
New Jersey
Highway Trust Fund
Congressional
Minish urges quick federal tax cuts with higher exemptions
Congressman Joseph G. Minish of New Jersey calls for rapid federal tax cuts to spur a stagnant economy and raise the personal exemption per dependent to 1000 for 1976 returns. He cites unemployment near 8 percent and historical tax changes as support for boosting middle income spending power.
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Joseph G. Minish
New Jersey
Minish
Carter
United States
Your Week Ahead Horoscope Summary for The Year Ahead
Not a time for hasty decisions. Look for the facts and avoid embarrassment through impulsive action. Friends could be a source of confusion. Be confident in your own good judgment. Plans and ideas generated by your active imagination are well received. The neighborhood comes alive with tension and stress. Review your accounts now that shopping is over to ensure financial clarity.
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Morgan Ave
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