Passport Use Jumps For Union County
Union County Clerk Walter G Halpin announced fiscal 1971 passport applications rose 20.4 percent from 1970. Staff handled 9,642 applications in 1971 versus 8,004 in 1970. He noted inexpensive tours and charters make overseas travel affordable and predicted over 10,000 county residents will apply for U S passports this year.
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Union County
Walter G. Halpin
Halpin
United States
Elizabeth River Restoration Urged by Hillside Coalition
The Elizabeth River Remember When features photos from 1938 39 show a once pastoral waterway now dirty and polluted. The Elizabeth River Project Coalition urges Hillside residents to act, contact Jerome Eben or Robert Fried to join efforts toward revitalizing recreation and ecology along the river.
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Eugene Wagner
Conant Street
Elizabeth
Two Sea
Sons
Elizabeth River Project Coalition
Jerome L. Eben
Robert Fried
Three Men Rob Hess Service Station in Broad Street Hold Up
Three men held up the Hess Service Station at 1484 N Broad Street on Saturday at 4 50 p m escaping with about 250 dollars. Police say one robber carried a .38 caliber revolver. The trio fled in a car toward Newark.
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N. Broach St
Newark
Elks Honor Gridiron Squad at Hillside Dinner
The Hillside Elks Club honored the 1971 high school football team at a Monday night dinner. It marked the 39th straight year the Elks presented awards to the Comet gridders with Bob Davis of the New York Jets as guest speaker. Awards for backs linemen and others were postponed to a later date.
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Hillside’: Elks Club
Bob Davis
New York Jets
Why Kids Are Hard To Convince
An adult view on drug use contrasts legally accepted substances with illegal ones. It argues alcohol tobacco caffeine and other familiar drugs cause harm, while laws and perceptions vary. The writer promotes education and parental involvement to combat drug abuse in ongoing newspaper series.
Reserve Police Course Begins January 26 in Rahway City Hall
The 1972 Union County Police Reserve Course, sponsored by the Disaster Control Department, starts Wednesday at 7:00 pm in Rahway City Hall council chamber and runs for seventeen consecutive Wednesdays. Open to Union County residents enrolled in or joining police reserve or auxiliary units. contact Police Chief or Civil Defense Office at 28-2795 for enrollment.
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Union—County CtruPetense Ar
Union County
Civil Defense & Disaster Control Office
Mensa Highlights Low Budget Increase for Union County Education
Vito Mensa, seeking reelection to the Union County Board of Education, spoke at Lyon's Den gatherings where about 60 residents attended. Supporters, including Ferrigno Lordi and Dr. Lens, discussed plans and volunteering for the campaign while Mensa touted a low proposed budget increase and urged relief from rising taxes and living costs. He also addressed the State Lottery funding for education and extended the Special Services Department for psychological and student support programs.
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Lyon
den For Friends
Vito Mensa
Board of Education
Menga
Ferrigno
Lordi
Lens
Mensa
New Jersey
Hricko Presses Education Focus Over Popularity
Dorothy Hricko, candidate for the Board of Education, argues the race should be about qualifications and children's welfare, opposing political influence and regionalization. She favors home rule and warns regionalization will alter development toward a socialistic pattern and threaten family privacy.
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Dorothy Hricko
Board of Education
the Times
Jon
Elin-Unger Tops Inservice Members Post 273
George Vice of the Elin-Unger Post 273 Jewish War Veterans reports the post leads the area in in-service membership, surpassing Lt. Milton Kelkey Post 575 of Philadelphia. Commander Martin Kaufman says in-service personnel are often neglected and the post now funds a Chaplains Fund to support these men and women.
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George Vice
Elin-Unger
Milton Kelkey
Philadelphia
Martin Kaufman
Hillside
Chaplains Fund
Desertion the Poor Man's Divorce and Quiet Victory
A reflective snippet contrasts desertion as a quiet route to separation with social critique of public monuments. It notes peace has its own quiet triumphs, which lack grandiose unveilings compared with wartime memorials. The author references Hubbard and themes of silence, criticism, and self-restraint.
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