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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1977
Page
5
Thomas L. Moses, editor and publisher, runs the Hillside publication from 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey. The paper is issued weekly on Thursdays with subscriptions priced at 6 dollars 50 cents per year and 7 dollars 50 cents for areas outside New Jersey. Second class postage is paid at Elizabeth New Jersey.
A reader argues for action after a Hillside collie breeder sold a dog with hereditary defects. Multiple vets advise not breeding, while another owner reports a collie going blind and developing colitis. Consumer Reports of New Jersey backs stronger animal welfare laws to halt such breeding.
Eugene Byers asserts bias in Mrs. Miller’s June 23 column supporting Mayor Baldassano while accusing him of attempted bribery of Ptl. DeMaio. He charges mismanagement in Hillside schools, cites discipline cases, cafeteria crowding, and PTA governance, and demands truth and accountability from officials and administrators.
A Hillside Times reader protests printing graduates names full addresses and degrees from Rutgers University. The editor notes the Times will delete graduates names if prior notice is received, and cites reader privacy concerns and school policy.
Frank Sinatra and Milton Berle will appear at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens on Friday July 15 and Saturday July 16 at 8 p.m. Presented by Jerry Weintraub, tickets go on sale at Ticketron outlets and Carnegie Hall box office. Ticket prices are 25, 15, and 10 dollars.
A committee of young supporters convenes to back Assemblyman Frank McDermott for the State Senate. Clint Bolick of Hillside, 18, leads the volunteer effort with a June 23 meeting in Cranford open to all interested youths. bolick urges McDermott as a proven, responsive advocate for students.
A June letter accuses Mayor Baldassano of pursuing political publicity and revenge by dragging Patrolman DeMaio's name through public debate. It notes Prosecutor's administrative handling, Township action 4-0, and praises other committee members for proper conduct while questioning the mayor's motives.
The newspaper restricts letters to 250 words maximum and may edit longer submissions. The policy prohibits letters that defame any racial, ethnic, or religious group and applies to all Times submissions.
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