Bicentennial kick off in Hillside at Salem Dam
Public Opinion invites Hillside residents to a May 18 Bicentennial commemoration at Salem Dam starting 3 00 P M The Hillside Historical Society led by Mrs Jane Schorr and the township Bicentennial Committee chaired by Dr Dennis J Vodarsik acknowledge Kean College for technical help and seek community participation in celebrating American heritage.
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Salem Dam
Hillside
Ward
Jane Schorr
Jess
Conrad Angebrandt
Kean College
Dennis J. Vodarsik
Hillside Meentennial
Hillside High School
John Ottersten
Lynda Golding
Kathy Wineski
Gould
Gymnasts Shine At Union YMHA Breakfast
A 78 year old physical education veteran praises six young girls from Hillside Community Center for a gymnastic display at a breakfast honoring top young athletes. Coaches Jack Saverson and Mint Ackerman receive special credit for guiding the standout performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Ymha
Hillside Community Center
Jack Saverson
Mint Ackerman
Cafeteria Complaints From Sixth Grader At A. P. Morris
A sixth grader from A. P. Morris School on Coe Ave voices concern that cafeteria food is worse than at the High School. The student notes price differences and menu choices, asking for change.
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A. P. Morris
Coe Ave
Patricia Donah
Virginia St
None Dare Call It Treason and Vietnam Policy Reflections
Howard Freund of Roselle Park argues that U.S. leaders from Kennedy to Ford betrayed American soldiers in the Vietnam War. He cites bombing of rice paddies, omission of Hai Phong and Hanoi targets, and Kissinger's Paris peace accords as proof of treason fueling a no-win conflict.
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Cambodia
South Vietnam
Haiphong Harbor
Hanoi
Emile Zola
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Ford
Henry Kissinger
Westmoreland
Abrams
Schlesinger
Laird
McNamara
Vietnam
Pacis
Kissinger
Thieu
Viet
Nam
Viet~ Nam
Israel
Middle East
America
Washington
Howard Freund Roselle Park
No Moon Eclipse Sweeps U.S. May 24 Revelers
Prof Patrick J. White of Warren and the Sperry Observatory at Union College says a total lunar eclipse will begin at 10 59 p m Eastern Daylight Time on May 24 with totality from 1 03 a m to 2 33 a m Sunday observers can use binoculars a low power telescope or even the naked eye for viewing across the nation Weather permitting this weekend event offers broad visibility from coast to coast across the United States and will be seen in prime time on the West Coast while East Coast watchers view overnight of the same event. The eclipse is described as a spectacular but safe lunar event lasting several hours.
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Miami
United States
E.D.T
Patrick J. White
Warren
Sperry Observatory
Union College
White
East Coast
Energy experts see sun power as answer to energy crisis
ENERGY EXPERTS SEE SUN POWER AS THE ANSWER TO THE ENERGY CRISIS. RESEARCH INDICATES SOLAR HEATING COULD BECOME ECONOMICALLY COMPETITIVE IN MOST REGIONS BY 1990. INSTALLING SOLAR COLLECTORS IN HOMES COULD BLOSSOM INTO A $77 BILLION INDUSTRY. END OF CENTURY COULD SEE 45 MILLION AMERICAN HOMES AND BUILDINGS BY THE SUN. PRESENTLY NO MORE THAN $6 BUILDINGS IN THE UNITED STATES ARE SOLAR HEATER. MOST OF THEM ARE HOUSES, HOME SCHOOLS AND OFFICE BUILDINGS.
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Crisi
SUN
United States
Newark and Hillside Court Docket Faces Fines and Hearings
Municipal court records show pleas of guilty and not guilty on multiple charges. Defendants include Allan L. Tamarkin Newark speeding and contempt fines. Leonard Thompson Hillside seven delinquent parking violations. Raymond Hicks Harrison toll payment. Anthony Pacuelo Newark red light stop and contempt fines. Thomas Johnson Elizabeth Williamson speeding. Italo Sibilia Carteret toll violations. Richard Webster Hillside dog at large fine. Roger Richardson Hillside impersonation and larceny hearing. Wilfredo Rivera Newark and Carlos Nieves Newark firearm and armed robbery probable cause hearings. Dorothy Ivory East Orange shoplifting with jail time and probation. Irvin Levine New Brunswick toll violation. Carol Jacobowitz Hillside leaving scene not guilty. Jairo Pachon Elizabeth and Miguel Dias Roselle trespassing. hearings set.
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Leonard Thompson
Williamson Ave
Hillside
Anthony Pacuelo
N. 8Th St
Newark
Liberty Avenues
Wilfredo Rivera
Madison Ave
Carlos S. Nieves
Ludlow St
Union County
Rail rehabilitation bill aims to repair rails and create jobs
Sen Harrison Williams promotes a rail rehabilitation measure authorizing 600 million for labor costs and 100 million for materials with up to 100 million in federal loans. The plan targets high unemployment regions, includes Northeast corridor funds, and seeks to restore badly deteriorated tracks, roadbeds, and services while adding thousands of jobs.
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Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
I Aim
House of Representatives
New Jersey
Federal Railroad Administration
Penn Central
Congress
Hillside Times
Hillside
Weekly Horoscope for Aries to Pisces from Moses Publishing
The May 15 1975 issue provides individualized forecasts for each zodiac sign. It warns Aries about lethargy and changes soon, urges staying honest in love and work, and cautions Pisces about overextending plans. It notes Libra mischief, advises persuasive logic, and highlights Virgo and Sagittarius themes of opportunity and restraint.
Salem Pharmacy Vandalism and Other Break-Ins Reported
Police report repeated vandalism along Coe Ave including two broken windows at Salem Pharmacy on Monday and Tuesday and a damaged door at AP Morris School. Residents complain of youths gathered on Coe Ave amid ongoing property crime. A mini bike valued at 3150 was stolen from Mike Donnelly’s garage on Wyndmoor Ave. Overnight break-in at Stop Food Store on Liberty Ave yielded a cash box with undisclosed cash and about 25 Playboy magazines.
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Playboy
Liberty Ave
Playboy Magazine
Black Eye Prompted By Birthday Jail Release
Mrs Higgins explains the cause of her black eye after her husband was released from jail on his birthday and received birthday wishes. The remark suggests domestic tension linked to the release event.
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Mark Hopkins Hotel
San Frantinoo
Sid Kushner
Voveetising
Allan L, Tamarkin
LeeRoy Holmes
Avon Ave
Maple Ave
Raymond Ri. Hicks
Cross St
Harrison
Garden State Parkway
Union Plaza
Thomas Johnson
Walnut St
Elizabeth
Daniel DeJean
Conklin Ave
Italo Sibilia
Kurdyla Ave
Carteret
Richard Webster
Robert Sr
Roger J. Richardson
Baltimore Ave
Ball
Vince Acei
National Road
Edison
Dorothy Wilson Ivory
Chestnut St
East Orange
Route 22
Irvin Levine
Cranbury Cross Road
New Brunswick
Carol Jacobowitz
Purce St
Lous Johnson
Clark St
Jairo N. Pachon
Union Ave
Miguel Dias
Garden Drive
Roselle
Coe Avenue
Berick's Liquors
Judy
Liberty Avenue
Cash & Carry
Piro’s Meat Market
Greece
Sen
Harrison Williams
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moonchild
Leo
Moses Publishing Company
North Broad Street
Thomas L. Moses
Bernard Levine
Sylvia Zonderman
Scorpion
Sagittarius
New Jersey Press Association
Capricorn
Aquarius Dan
Libra
Broad St
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