Township budget proposes three point tax rate cut
The township committee introduced the 1973 municipal budget of 4,504,757.30 with a planned three point drop in the tax rate. Mayor John Kullish noted expense cuts through part time departments and unveiled projected revenue and spending figures for 1973. The budget faces state review and a public hearing March 21, with full publication March 8.
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John Kullish
Lems
State Division of Local Governement
the Times
Corps Reviews Flood Risk Areas in Local Townships
Lawrence Petrosino of the Army Corps of Engineers met Mayor John Kulish and Township Engineer Armand Florietti to assess flooding along the Elizabeth River and East Branch. They prioritized bridges on Liberty Ave Route 22 North Ave and dike sections near Harvard Yale and Baker Gurd as flood-prone zones west of Hillside. The corps will decide within the month whether to proceed with flood-control work after consultations with superiors.
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Armand Fiorletti
John Kulish
Army Corps Engineers
Lawrence Petrosino
Hillside Photo Service
Army Corps of Engineers
Petrosino
Elizabeth River
East Branch
Armand Miorletti
Liberty Ave
Route 22
North Ave
Harvard
Yale Avenues
Baker St
Gurd Ave
Orange
Irvington
Hillside
Ursine Lake
Penn Central
Dischler Awarded Bnai B’rith Honor at Hillside Ceremony
Former Hillside mayor recounts 1961 Route 78 relocation victory as he accepts Hillside Bnai B’rith award for service. Judge Diamond praises his contributions to the community and government while noting his plans to retire next year.
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Robert Diamond
Towsl
Uni
Clprk
Lebiah
J. Menza
Dischler
Hillside B'nai B'rith
Hillside
State Highway Dept
Newpark
Chestnut St
Louis A. Diechler
Temple Shomrei Torah
Joel Gatt
Dischier
Alex Wenz
Heart Sunday appeal urged Union County residents to give
Congressman Matthew J. Rinaldo urged Union County residents to donate for Heart Sunday on February 25. He noted the Union County American Heart Association aims to raise over 100000 dollars, a goal met in the past, with volunteers visiting homes and mailing campaigns in 21 localities to support heart research and education nationwide.
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Matthew J. Rinaldo
Union Couty
American Hear Association
Heart
Union County
American Heart Association
Rinaldo
Heart Association
New Jersey
Aigal ¢ Cliewie
Heart A
Parker Heads Education Board Amid School District Talks
Dr. Robert Parker newly elected president urges open communication with teachers as the board reorganizes at Calvin Coolidge School. New members Charlotte De Filippo Catherine Pease and Frank T Corso join with fresh committee appointments amid calls for renovations and a band program levy.
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Atior Losex
Robert Parker
Calvin Coolidge School
William ‘Aetzsch
Parker
Trinity Place
Charlotte de Filippo
Catherine Pease
Frank T Corso
Taetzseh
Reale
Corso
Lange
de Filippo
Board ends modular scheduling at high school
The Board of Education voted unanimously to discontinue the modular scheduling program, returning to the traditional system next year. Dr. Anthony Avella said 18 20 minute periods will be replaced by seven 40 45 minute periods. He noted discipline issues and a drop in college board scores but said such problems existed before. About 100 residents attended and were divided on the change.
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Board of Education
Anthony Avella
Sebres
Mod
Avella
Five refuse site options eyed for Union County plan
Union County Freeholder William J. Maguire says five sites are being considered for a proposed refuse station. He warns 1973 will be a turning year for solid waste decisions as federal planning grants end and Linden is ruled out as a garbage recipient. City officials note rising collection costs and tax adjustments may be needed to cover expenses.
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Union County
William J. Maguire
Clark
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
County Board of Freeholders
Linden
Madison
Wis
John Kulish
Planning Board Honors Martucci For Service
Planning Board members honored William Martucci for 11 years of service at a testimonial dinner held at Kingston Restaurant on February 14. Assemblyman Menza served as toastmaster. attendees included board members and former colleagues from Newark and Township offices.
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Wiliam Co
Alexander Menza
William Martuced
Herb Fromm
Paper Recycling Plan Circulated by Local Committee
Mrs Barbara Elsler and Mrs Mildred Hess urged separation of paper at curbs as scavengers estimate paper makes up half of collected refuse. Maguire said centralized collection centers would supply paper for mulch and that garbage could be separated on site for recycling with five potential processing sites within 15 miles. The group at its nest a will consider leaves limbs and branches from the refuse.
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Barbara Elsler
Mildred Hess
Maguire
Nesta
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Wyndimoor Ave
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Gene Andrukite
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Playhouse
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Hricks
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