Board Approves School Budget Before Voters Decide
The Board of Education approved an $5,826,161 budget for 1975-76 in an 8-0 vote after a two hour hearing. Voters will decide in the March 11 school election. Local taxes of $4,742,641 fund the majority of the budget with the rest from state and federal sources. The plan splits into a current expense budget of $4,667,115 and a capital outlay of $75,526. Local tax 1975 will be about $4,701,905, a 3.2 percent rise over 1974, the lowest in Union County. The overall 1975-76 budget is up six percent from 1974-75. The board faces criticism from candidate opponents during the public session. Additional funding comes from state aid, federal aid, tuition and miscellaneous revenue, with a $240,000 surplus noted and debt service listed at $134,000. Capital outlay funds will replace heating boilers at Saybrook School and renovate bathrooms at Hurden-Looker.
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Board of Education
Union County
William Lange
Catherine Pease
Robert Parker
William Taetzsch
Michael R. Flannery
Frank Corso
Mildred Karlik
Charlotte de Filippo
Robert Conway
Lange
Taetzsch
Conway
Gennaro Messano
George Washington School
Hillside High School
Messano
Phil Nicolaus
Nicolaus
Anthony Dee
Flannery
Hillside Education Association
Dee
Flannery Sa Taetzsch
Robert Dollinger
Anthony Avella
Martin Lynch
Ayella
Karlik
Saybrook School
Hurden-Looker
Alexian Brothers Hospital Opens New $10 Million Addition
Dedication ceremonies for the new $10 million addition to Alexian Brothers Hospital will be held Saturday March 8 as announced by Brother Ronald Ruberg, president of the Board of Trustees.
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Alexian Brothers Hospital
Ronald Ruberg
Board of
Theater Break In And Other Local Crimes Highlight Blotter
Police learned Friday that entry into the Mayfair Theatre on North Broad Street resulted in a ransacked candy counter and $20 cash missing. The vending machines were robbed. A Lehigh Valley policeman reported Sunday that five freight cars were broken into. The North Broad Street area experienced a blackout Monday at 2 10 p.m. lasting about 40 minutes. Ann Rosenberg said her Williamson Avenue home was ransacked with a television and bracelet stolen. Stanley Weisbrot reported four chrome wheel covers stolen from his 712 Buick Monday.
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Mayfair Theatre
North Broad St
Taken
Lehigh Valley Ballready
Ann Rosenberg
Williamson Ave
Stanley Weisbrot
Wilder St
Inspections Plan for Township Homes Next Week
Building Inspector Frank Volturo says inspections start Monday in the township with crews focusing on streets beginning with A M and Y. Inspectors will check exteriors litter debris and house numbers and homeowners failing to meet standards will be notified for repairs.
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Frank Volturo
Volturo
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Pine Grove Manor, Inc
Club An Ital
Roselle St
Linden
Sonny Campbell
RCA Victor
Larry England
Memphis
Best Bros. Paint Factory
N. Broad ST
Elizabeth
Ava Milton
Quartz Time
Hamilton
Echo Jewelers AR
Oynerre
Danavia Home Furnishings Inc
Westfield Ave
Roselle Park
Industrialb
MeluNien & Rigging
Marste
Liquor Dept
Inglenook & Brotherhood Wines
Makin
FSLIC
United States
Investors Savings
Varive Savings Institution
Millburn Avenue
Millburn
East Orange
Prospect Street
Hillside
Liberty Avenue
Irvington
Union Avenue
Plainfield
Park Avenue
Short Hills
Spring Lake Heights
Highway 21
Warren Avenue
UNION
Stuyvesant
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