One to One basketball fundraiser nets 1355 dollars for Hill side
Readers applaud student run event as $1,355 is raised for Hill side and slated for June 13 telethon on Channel 9. A second letter criticizes Boards of Education for handling staff evaluations, urging careful two year reviews and trusted administrator decisions on tenure for teachers like Mr Paradise.
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Hillside
Channel 9
Boards of Education
Newark
Paradise
Hillsid
Corso
Jerome L. Trachtenberg
Winans Ave
Hillside student urges board to renew Paradise contract
Jonathan J Major Wilder of Brandeis University writes from Waltham Mass to express shock and dismay at the Hillside Board of Education decision not to renew Donald Paradise an admired mechanical drawing instructor and former varsity coach. He cites dedication rapport and impact on students and urges reconsideration.
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Board of Education
Donald Paradise
Hillside
Paradiso
Paradise
Jonathan J. Major
Wilder
Brandeis University
Waltham, Mass
Long Ave Tunnel Peril Prompted Letter to Editor
A Hillside resident laments repeated dangers under the Long Ave tunnel at Pennsylvania Ave describing her daughter Patricia bitten by a rat near Saybrook and A P Morris schools. She urges Lehigh Valley Railroad Co and township action, noting prior petitions and past mugging of her son Thomas near Hollywood Ave.
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Patricia
Long Ave
Pennsylvania Ave
Saybrook
A. P. Morris
Lehigh Valley Railroad Co
Hillside
Thomas
Hollywood Ave
Municipal court roundup of Garden State Parkway tolls and more
Judge Allan L and Lorraine Benjamin deal fines for toll offenses on the Garden State Parkway and alcohol possession at Conant Street Park. Several defendants face fines from 15 to 125 dollars, with others found not guilty or awaiting grand jury action. Contempt charges noted in Hillside and Newark cases.
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Lorraine Benjamin
Chandler St
Rosellé
Garden State Parkway
Union Plaza
Mario Delia
Lake St
Newark
Joel 5
Beverly Road
Upper Montclair
Union Toll Plaza
Warren J. County
Hansbury Ave
Multiple Guilty Pleas and Attendances in Local Court
Individuals from Hillside Irvington and Elizabeth faced fines for parking in driveways and smoking violations while busier cases involved probable cause hearings for larceny in Union County. A defendant remained jailed awaiting grand jury action as another was found guilty of assault with a major fine imposed. Notables listed in obituaries include many local residents and community figures.
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Isaac Lane
Broad St
Hillside
James Porter
Paike Ave
Irvington
Union County
Cesare Polidaro
Hamilton St
Elizabeth
Newark man arrested for shoplifting at Shop Rite Liquors
Police Tuesday arrested Fred Duncan Highsmith of Newark on a shoplifting charge at Shop Rite Liquors. Also reported, Morris Lustig of Williamson Ave said his home was ransacked with bedrooms entered. Cleveland Jackson said his windshield was shattered when an object was thrown from an overpass onto Route 22 near 1:42 a.m. Wednesday.
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Fred Duncan Highsmith
Newark
Morris Lustig
Williamson Ave
Cleveland Jackson
Neptune
Route 22
Hillside 1775 Honor Delegates of Continental Congress
In 1775 delegates to the Second Continental Congress arrived in a Delaware River corridor, with May 6 welcoming processions in New York and Newark. Lyons Farms and Elizabethown escorted the delegates along North Broad Street toward Rahway, as Livingston's Liberty Hall neighborhood is noted. William Franklin warned of rising tensions. his father Benjamin Franklin advised caution as unrest intensified.
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Arnold H. McClow
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
New York
Massachusetts
John Hancock
John Adams
Connecticut
New Jersey
Newark
Lyons Farms
Hillside
Elizabethtown
Upper Road
North Broad St
Rahway
Port
William Livingston
Liberty Hall
Morris Avenue
Union
Livingston
William Franklin
Lexington
Benjamin Franklin
Learn Def Drive Course May 12 19 Hillside Police Lt De Graw
A Defensive Driver Course is offered May 12 and 19 at 7 p.m. in the downstairs Conference Room of the Municipal Building at Hillside and Liberty Avenues. Instructor Lt. Paul De Graw of the Hillside Police Department, certified by the National Safety Council, will conduct it. Certificates awarded on completion.
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Municipal Building
Hillside
Liberty Avenues
Paul de Graw
Hillside Police Department
National Safety Council
Nuclear fission risks and breeder reactors warning
Ralph Nader argues that nuclear fission and second generation breeder reactors pose extreme, interconnected risks to humanity. He warns of catastrophic melt downs, transport ruptures, and radioactive spread, plus vulnerabilities to earthquakes and natural events. A single metropolitan disaster could end public support for nuclear power.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Bodega Bay
San Andreas
California
Indian Point
Santa Ana
Virginia
United States
Philadelphia
New York City
Nuclear Reactor
Alvin Weinberg
Senator Williams urges aid for elderly under social service bill
In a statement to Congress, Senator Williams argues for strengthening the Older Americans Act to ease elderly hardship. He notes rising unemployment among those over 55, inflation eroding fixed incomes, and poverty among seniors. The measure would expand home health, meals, transportation, and legal counseling through 412 area agencies for the aging, including 21 in New Jersey.
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America
Senate Committee On Labor and Public Welfare
Congress
New Jersey
Senate
Legimon
William Hutton
National Council of Senior Citizens
Hillside Hillside Times weekly edition details
The Hillside Times official weekly newspaper of Hillside Township and School District lists staff roles, publisher Moses, editor Thomas Moses, managing editor Levine, business manager Zonderman, a May 8 1975 issue date, and annual subscription rates.
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THE
Hillside Times
Hillside
Moses Publishing Company
North Broad Street
New Jersey
Thomas L. Moses
Bernard Levine
Sylvia Zonderman
New Jersey Press Association
Elizabeth
Mail Protection Reminder From Hillside Post Office
The Hillside Industrial Post Office urges all recipients of valuable mail such as Social Security and Welfare checks to place a name and lock on their mailbox. This measure aims to safeguard your mail and prevent theft.
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Hillside Industrial Post Office
State agency to hold Newark air quality hearing May 22
The New Jersey Clean Air Council will hold a public hearing May 22 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Gateway Downtowner Motor Inn Newark to discuss how air quality maintenance plans should be developed. Written comments may be sent to Patrick Zigrand DEP and the record will close at the end of the session.
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State Clean Air Council
New Jersey
Patrick Zigrand
DEP
Bureau of Air Pollution Control
P.O
Trenton
Clean Air Council
Commissioner of Environmental Protection
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Shelley Potashkin Shery] Werthelm
Robyn Trambert
Mr. Paradise
Mrs. Thomas Sabatino Race
Allan L, Tamarkin
Robert J. Johnson
Conant St. Park
John P. Hackett
Looker St
Por
Louis Corum
Mercer St
Jalard Bruno
Elmwood Ave
East Orange
Woodruff Ave
Randy Rolfe
Hillside Ave
Franklin St
McDonald Fingalis
Hailey Ave
Maple Ave
Brayell Nesbitt
Madison Ave
Harold Clough
Wagner Place
Gary Mendes
Paine Ave
Jeanine Grier
Antiquea Marcal Cuyler John Ernest Alessi
Adriana Marie Chizan Tori Bonitha Washington
Debra Ann Vivona
Claire Homitzky Robert Raymond Heller Cara Suzanne Anstett
John Tortorello
Cassandra Lee Hansen
Chodl
Maple and Williamson Avenues
Hillside Historical Society
National Park Service
Department of the Interior
New Jersey Historical Commission
Bill Meo
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ASN
Bios
HiLlside, N
Ralph Nader
U. S
Senator Williams, Jr
Plan Library
Hillside Public Library
Lucille Clifton
Jean B. Showalter
David Lee Harrison
Helen & Buckley
Mark Hopkins Hotel
San Francisco
Hing
Sid Kushner
Broad SI
Hillside Sat
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