Mental health bill signed to protect civil rights of mentally ill
Union County leaders witness the signing of a law described by Governor Byrne as a door opener for the mentally ill. The measure guarantees fundamental civil rights and access to medical care and treatment in line with accepted standards.
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Union County
Ed Murphy
Union County Mental Health Association
Alexander J. Menza
Brendan J. Byrne
Ernest May
Youth Consultant Service
Union County Mental Health Board
Mental Health Association of New Jersey
Frank Delassandro
One Through Six Group Backs Independent Dem Challengers
A new political organization named One Through Six endorses 11 independent Democratic candidates in the June 3 primary across six northern Hillside districts. Co chairs Fred Lester and Fis Me Burrows describe aims to boost voter participation, push for integrated leadership, and place qualified blacks in township roles, while welcoming all residents though current membership is Black.
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North Broad St
Merta Avenue
Fred Lester
Lester
McBurrows
Mc Burrows
Hillside
Me Burrows
Harrows
Eastern Airlines
Air Force
Newark
Williamson Age
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Sandra
Hillside News Briefs Highlight Local Crime Watch and Elections
Hillside police seek citizen lock watchers to aid crime prevention. A new One through Six Political Organization backs independent Democratic candidates in the first six districts challenging the city committee slate. Charlotte De Filippo to become acting township elect after Louis A. Disehler retires. School board upholds non rehiring of three non tenured teachers and will proceed with the decision. Hillside faces a decision on tennis courts or a Bicentennial park at Vine and Hace Streets property recently purchased.
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Democratic City Committee
Charlotte de Filippo
Louis A. Disehler
Tomy
Hillside High
Vine and
Hace Streets
Township launches block watcher crime patrol program
Police Commissioner Harold Worsanther announced a township wide block watcher program to enlist residents in monitoring for suspicious activity. Volunteers may patrol by car or on foot, report to police, and need not reveal names.
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Harold Worsanther
George Shelbourne
Shelbourne
Hillside selects Charlotte De Filippo acting township clerk
Charlotte De Filippo, Hillside Board of Education member and Hillside Democratic leader, is chosen to succeed Louis A. Dischler as township clerk. Mayor Baldassano says she will train in June and must run in November to keep the post. Discussions on property use near Vine and Race Streets continue with proposals for a Bicentennial Park or tennis courts amid flooding concerns.
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Charlotte de Filippo
Board of Education
Hillside Democratc Club
Louis A. Dischler
Vincent Baldassano
de Filippo
Dischler
Hillside Times
Baldassano
de Fillipo
Hillside
John Kulish
Kulish
Balassano
Ques
T 1 the Heart Fund
Common Cause
Union County Womens Club
New Jersey Citiezens
Saybrook Pta
Billiside
Coe Ave
Michael
Saybrook
Republican Committee
Vaca
Hillside Board keeps firing of Paradiso Slaher and Goley
Hillside Board of Education reaffirms its decision not to rehire Don Paradiso, along with Thomas Slaher and Joan Goley. Despite student protests of about 350 outside Hillside High, the board says no change in the original firings, citing evaluation standards.
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Board of Education
Hillside High
Don J. Paradiso
Michael R. Flannery
Paradise
Virginia St
Thomas Slaher
Joan Goley
Slaher
Goley
Flannery
Hillside High to Release Middle States Evaluation Soon
The Hillside High School Middle States evaluation, conducted in December, is expected to be publicly released next week. The Board of Education would receive the report at its upcoming meeting after reviewing a summary prepared by administrators.
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Middle States
Hillside High School
Board of Education
Hillside High
Flannery
THE
HILL
Side Times
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Dem Challengers
William Taetzsch
Democratic Party
the Police Department
Eee
Society
Municipal Court
Dems
Vine
Race Streets
J. Arnold Witte
Pingry
Rotary
Hillside Business Association
Jam
Broad St
Don Paradiso
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