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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1976
Page
5
Citizens urge Hillside Board of Education to improve cooperation and ethics after a contentious meeting. They warn against factionalism and call for transparent discussion of budgets, staff decisions, and candidate qualifications ahead of upcoming elections.
A reader criticizes the school board for acting with two sets of rules and urges citizen attendance at meetings. In a separate note, Mildred Karlik recalls attending Hollywood Ave Firehouse on January 23 to have a wedding ring cut off, thanking the men who helped and noting the ring indentation remains.
Controversial letter targets Hillside taxpayers and New Jersey spending under a federal program. It cites a long list of fines and court actions from local residents and accuses Congress of inflationary policy and a national debt burden. The piece also includes supportive notes from local groups and a brief explanation of rainbows and optics.
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