NLRB moves to stop four week mail strike picketing
The National Labor Relations Board seeks a court order to enjoin local picketing at Mailing Services amid a four week strike after alleging violence at the site. Union and management officials clash over the case with ongoing testimony and back pay demands for workers fired over union activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
William Pascarell
Frank Egnleberg
Englebeg
Pascarell
Harold Hoffman
NURB
Hoffman
Engleberg
Antique fire engines parade at Newark Fire Museum muster
The Newark Fire Museum hosts the Annual Antique Fire Apparatus Muster on Sunday from 1 to 5 pm marking its 10th anniversary. Deputy Chief Michael Marsnick participates as the Auxiliary parades a 1927 American LaFrance pumper and an antique hand-drawn hose cart. awards follow the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Fire Auxiliary
Michael Marsnick
Newark Fire Museum
Fire Museum
New Jersey
Newark Police Department
Newark Museum
Newark Fire Department Historical Association
Newark Museem
Washington Street
Newark
Museum
Hillside Welcomes Newcomers as Old Homes Get Facelifts
Mrs. Josephine Hartman of Welcome Wagon International meets Hillside’s newest residents. She notes most movers are under 35 and energized to renovate aging homes along Harvard Yale Princeton Streets and nearby areas. She rejects doom sayers, predicting a civic minded next generation leading Hillside’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Josephine Hartman
Welcome Wagon International
Hartman
Division of Motor Vehicles
Hillside Community Pool
Newark Museum
Hillside Times
Lhe
Hamman
Ryan Fitspatrick
Chapman
Tillman Purce
Paul
University Row
Harvard Yale
Princeton
Nottingham Way
North Avenue
Malden Terrace
Hillside Avenue
Newark-Irvington
Sayers
Mrs. Hartman
Millsiders
Florio to Reform Tax System and Open Government in New Jersey
In a Hillside Times exclusive, Congressman Jim Florio pledges a progressive income tax to aid lower earners, cut state budget by about 150 million, and boost government openness. He argues current taxes overburden low incomes and cites a 240 million surplus, claiming reforms would reduce taxes for many families. He defends past votes on income tax and asserts misreporting of his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Times
Jim Florio
Florio
New Jersey
Congress
Fires Hit Hillside Homes as Juvenile Suspects Named
Firefighters battled two blazes in Hillside last week. A window well fire at 160 Grumman Ave. was ruled suspicious, blamed on juveniles lighting leaves. At 1577 Sehley St. a basement fire caused heavy damage, attributed to a malfunctioning oil burner. Florio outlined budget and education reforms, urging cost savings and a master teacher program while projecting strong odds in a political race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Fire Department
Grumman Ave
Hillside
Sehley St
Hillside begins New Jersey first alcohol intervention program
Hillside launches the states first alcohol intervention program funded by CETA at a special Township Committee meeting. William Sims Jr and John Holcomb were hired as service force personnel to assist police and courts, with expansion to nearby towns and jail inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sims Jr
Hillside
John Holcomb
Cranford
Hillside Alcohol Education Program
John F. Ottersten
Clark
Westfield
Union County
Service Force
Ottersten
New Law Lets Undeclared Voters Participate In June Primary
Township Clerk John Kulish said a new Trenton law lets Hill side residents vote in the June 7 primary if they declare affiliation at the polls. Previously 50 day pre-registration as Democrat or Republican was required. Independents may declare at the polls. registered partisans cannot switch parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kulish
Trenton
Kulish
Lican
Kalish
Hillside Police Patrolman applications extended to June 23
The New Jersey Department of Civil Service extends the filing deadline for Hillside Police Department patrolman applicants to June 23, 1977. Forms are available at Police Headquarters Desk or Township Clerk office. Positions open to Hillside residents only. must be U S citizen 18 to 35 and have 40 semester credits from an accredited college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shelbourne
New Jersey Department of Civil Service
Hillside Police Department
Hillside
United State
June 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Local clubs and meetings
A datebook listing community meetings across Hillside for June 2–8. Activities include Old Guard, Elks, Lions, Knights of Pythias, Lions Club, Rotary, Girl Scouts, Hadassah, Overeaters Anonymous, Senior Citizens programs, Storytime, Folk Dancing, and Township Committee sessions. Local venues include College Inn Municipal Building Community Center and Hillside Public Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Guard
Presbyterian Church
Elks
Schley St
Sinai Mens Club
Lions Club
College Inn
Senior Citizens
Roth Lodge
Knights of Pythias
War Memorial Building
Senior Citizens Club
Overeaters Anonymous
Municipal
Creative Arts
Shade Tree Commission
Knights of Columbus
Rotary
Womans Club
Elizabeth Town
Hoop and Hammer Association
Hollywood Ave
Hadassah
Shomrei Toran
Hillside Public Library
Board of Health
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Muster
N.J
Conant Park
Dennis Vadorsik
Vadorsik
Mayir Vincent Baldassayi
Cablevision
Hillsice Shoul
Suburban Cablevision
Angels
Kay Cirelli
Jo Fonte
Ann Naples
Bonnie Moll
Helen Corso
Selma Douches
Charity
Hillside High School
P.T.A
Eleanor Silecchia
George Gould
Phil Nicolaus
Steve Kleiman
G.v.policastro
White Street
Civil Air Patrol
Municipal Garage
Hillside Policewives Association
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