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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1975
Page
6
Senator Menza lauds Governor Byrne for signing the civil rights bill for the mentally ill. He says the law corrects long denied civil rights and marks a significant piece of legislation likely to bring dramatic improvements for affected individuals.
At a Hillside Education Association meeting the Board discussed Paradiso tenure amid student protests. Board members Flannery Corso DeFilippo Parker Conway and others opposed rehire while Pease Karlik Dee and Messano supported Paradiso. Students urged clarity on personnel matters and praised a productive exchange.
Hillside forms a Bicentennial committee as it seeks official recognition from New Jersey’s American Revolution Bicentennial Commission. The group plans events such as a historical fashion show youth programs and an Independence Day parade while already completed projects include a walk to historic sites in Hillside on May 18 1975 and a Bicentennial article series in THE TIMES. Members named include David Klurman Walter Howell Jane Schorr Arnold McClow and Mayor Baldassano with Honorary Chairmen Jean Rae Turner Emmet White Sr and Rabbi Ronald Gross. Committees across project areas are organized to build Hillside’s bicentennial program.
Mayor Vin cent Baldassano pushes to reopen Long Ave a major project opposed by the state department of transportation which cites very light traffic yet notes 1 500 trains monthly passing at speeds up to 80 mph. He says closing the street divides the community and firemen would check proposals for a crossing while a tunnel under the tracks remains dirty and crime reported, forcing pedestrians to detour to the Central Ave bridge.
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