Hillside Newspaper Contact and Publication Address
Published every Thursday at 1443 North Broad St Hillside New Jersey 07205 Telephone 923-9207.
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North Broad St
Hillside
N.J
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1977
Page
7
New Jersey Wild and Scenic Rivers bill faces setback
State lawmakers move to scale back DEP powers in A-1992 as Assembly delays action amid concerns over land condemnation and a 60 day legislative veto. Leaders debate spill cleanup bills and potential influence by special interests and land speculators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
H. Donald Stewart
Steven Perskie
Assembly
Stewart
Agriculture and Environment Committee
Perskie
Department of Environmental Protection
DEP
Byrne
Congress
Carter
Donald DiFrancesco
Concorde debate mirrors New Jersey optimism on SSTs
The essay argues the Concorde should be given a chance despite political opposition and fears about costs and noise. It links Newark’s potential to become truly international with economic benefits, job growth, and faster travel, urging New Jersey to embrace the SST and avoid missed opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Kennedy
Newark
U.S
France
Soviet Union
Port Authority
Air France
British Airways
Concorde
Seniors Center Opens Doors for Frequent Visits
A senior center offers free access and convenient location encouraging patrons to build connections and visit more often in the future. The speaker hopes to meet more acquaintances and increase regular attendance.
Neighbors Press Safety Council Over United Oil Parking
Hillside residents on Dod Place report massive parking by United Oil Co. trucks creating unsafe conditions. Lt DeGraw brokers a corrective plan with the company. Trucks will move to a new site and strict parking restrictions will be issued. Kean College advertises activities for seniors and community events. A Chancery Division sale in Middlesex Union Elizabeth jurisdictions lists two parcels with decree amount of 10195.54 and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Safety Council
Dod Place
United Oil Co
The
Safety Council
Paul Dee Graw
Oil Co
DeGraw
Charles Archibald
United Oil
William F. McCloskey, JR
Paterson Street
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Piscataway
Middlesex
New Market Terrace
Middlesex County
N.J
Middlesex County Clerk's Office
Stelcon Road
Elizabeth
Union
State of
Olive Street
Municipal Court Dockets Hit Mix of Fines and Warrants
The March 24 1977 Municipal Court session presided by Judge Henry Goldhor fined or arraigned multiple defendants. Christine Burney faced 115 dollars for depositing a slug wire at Garden State Parkway Union Toll Plaza. Mary Reeves got 20 dollars for an improper turn at Liberty and Long Ave. Nathan Sprates paid 40 dollars for speeding on Glenwood Avenue. Barry Dixon 30 dollars for driving without a license on North Broad Street. Thomas Scheuer 30 dollars for failing to change address on license and registration. Anthony Leikauskas 215 dollars for driving with revoked privileges. Susan Eckman 40 dollars for speeding on North Avenue. Louis Mikosh 50 dollars and one month license revocation for speeding on Route 22. Rocco Clement found guilty of failing to pay 25 cent toll at Union Toll Plaza. Walter Johnson found not guilty of 25 cent toll at Union Plaza. Frank Spano arraigned on charges including under the influence and possession of a controlled dangerous substance, malicious mischief, and assault. hearing to be set. James Small arraigned on multiple charges including DUI and possession of controlled substance. held in jail awaiting probable cause hearing. Leo Diehl sentenced to 30 days in Union County Jail for larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Spano
17Th St
Kenilworth
James P. Small
Twenty-Third Street
Union County
Mass Transit Aid Boosts New Jersey Projects
The national compromise with the Carter Administration adds about 5.7 billion to 5.8 billion to urban mass transit funding over five years, with New Jersey receiving 400 million now for PATH, Erie-Lackawanna, and NY and Long Branch lines. A new second tier formula will grant nearly 150 million over three years to systems with high ridership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
New Jersey
Oper
Department of Transportation
Path Line
Erie-Lackawana
New York and
Long Branch
New York
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