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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1973
Page
3
Public Opinion urges Ms readers to submit signed letters to the editor on local matters. Letters must be typewritten double spaced and under 200 words. The Hillside Times may edit or reject letters and will withhold author addresses on request.
A reader challenges pre election candidates for the Board of Education over the modular scheduling system. The letter argues against abolishing it, promotes modifications to improve function, and defends the program as innovative and student focused. It cites a commission report and references a February 1 1973 issue on student self management.
Hillside Times published weekly by Hillside Times Publishing Co. Inc. at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey 07208 editor Sidney Silverstein publisher Sarah Silverstein assistant advertising manager Bernard Levine assistant editor. Subscription five dollars fifty cents yearly in the United States single copy fifteen cents. Postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey. Vol XLIX No 16.
A reader rebuts Marilyn Markowitz comments from the Hillside Times about a milk stand incident after a Board of Education meeting. The writer argues the event occurred off school grounds and that George Washington School staff can handle school problems, urging residents and parents to dismiss rumors.
A Letter from Sandra Troublefield urges a community ethics code and ethics board to police elections. She cites misinformation by a Board of Education candidate and notes a Hillside Times report about potential school reassignment and busing.
Nathaniel Friedman from 200 Surrey Road urges the school board to adopt a suitable middle school site for grades six through eight to improve education and psychology, condemning a rival candidate's claim as absurd and misleading while arguing that neighborhood schools remain and central location reduces bus needs.
A reader attacks rent control and New York housing policies citing Assembly Bill A656 and government subsidies. The letter condemns inflation measures and urges political leaders to reject rent controls. Also listed are graduates for Newark State College and Hillside Times editorial deadlines for general news social and advertising.
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