Public Opinion urges Hillside action on education reform
A Hillside High School graduate criticizes the Board of Education for poor staffing and funding, lack of textbooks, and discipline issues. The letter calls for citizen response to alleged secret meetings, double standards, and petitions readers to defend youths’ rights and future.
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Hillside High School
Board of Education
Hillside
Applaudience The Hillside Times Readers Grow
The Hillside Times claims readership above 14 000 with strong applause from readers. Letters to the editor show engagement and praise for local news stories unique to the Hillside paper. Copyright Sidney Silverstein 1975.
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Hillside Times
Sidney Silverstein
To the Editor Poem by Paula Fincke
The reader questions perspective and empathy in a reflective verse. The poem ponders differences between selves and world views noting shared joy and laughter amid life’s concerns and endings.
Hillside Police Aid Incident and Library Story Hours
On Friday a car developed mechanical trouble near Long Ave and two Hillside patrol officers assisted the driver. Visitors from Massachusetts praised the Hillside Police Department for their aid. The Hillside Public Library hosted its fifth story hour on July 29 with readings of Keats Singer Hutchins Polushkin McDermott and Grimm titles and the film Harold and the Purple Crayon. Next Tuesday August 5 public library staff will offer more stories and a Puss in Boots movie with records songs and games.
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Long Ave
Hillside Department
Massachusetts
Hillside
Hillside Public Library
Keats
Cat
Singer
Noah
Hutchins
Polushkin
McDermott
Grimm
England
Public Library
Reading grant request and open houses announced
Dr Anthony Avella seeks a 52642 Title 1 grant for reading improvement at Harden Looker George Washington Walter O Krumbledgel and Christ the King schools. Open houses at Union College Cranford Plainfield Elizabeth centers August 5 6 7 for adults pursuing degrees or non degree study. Police blotter covers local thefts ransackings and vehicle break ins.
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Anthony Avella
State Department of Education
State Department
Harden-Looker
George Washington
Walter O
Union College
Cranford
Plainfield and
Elizabeth
Plainfield Center
Coastal states need protection from oil drilling, Williams says
Senator Harrison Williams argues for safeguards against offshore oil and gas development. He supports federal grants and coastal zone planning to shield New Jersey and other states from beach erosion, fishing losses, and tourism decline while permitting energy exploration.
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Harrison Williams
United States
Baltimore Canyon
New Jersey
Congress
Senate
House
Tivin Reo Rae
Horoscope Forecast for August Period by Sun Signs
Aries receive overtures from unattached suitors while Moonchild details a visible comet at Union College. Scorpio and Sagittarius see money instincts in investments and real estate. a hidden admirer appears and mood swings pass quickly. beware gossip and empty promises.
Hillside court list fines and pleas in red light and license cases
Municipal court on July 24 1975? judge Allan L Tumarkin heard guilty pleas for failing to stop at a red light on North Broad Street and Hollywood Avenue with fines 26 and 15 dollars contempt charges. Louis LaMonica fined 25 for no driver's license. Sandra Susser found not guilty on toll payment and careless driving charges on Garden State Parkway. Roy Roberts pleaded guilty to interfering with a police officer and faces a 100 dollar fine. John Raposa and Frederick Nard pleaded not guilty to assault and battery related charges with hearings later and bail continued. Kenneth Washington and Charles Thomas bound over to the Grand Jury on break entry and attempt to steal.
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William Sr
East Orange
North Broad St
Hollywood Ave
Sandra Susser
Curtis Ave
Edison
Garden State Parkway
Union Plaza
John Raposa
Hiawatha Ave
Hillside
Frederick Nard
Kenneth Washington
Huntington Ter
Charles Thomas
Lyons Ave
Newark
Octopus Suckers Move Independently Along All Arms
A study notes the octopus has disc like suckers on its eight arms that can work separately. These nimble suckers allow the animal to grasp a pebble or other object and pass it the full length of an arm.
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