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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1973
Page
7
The Hillside Times invites readers to submit signed letters on township matters with a 200 word limit. The paper may edit or reject letters and may publish sender details on request if not political. Correspondence goes to Editor The Hillside Times 1443 N Bread St Hillside NJ 07205.
A Hillside resident recounts nine years of Democratic machine influence at town meetings and flood-issue inaction. He praises Republican actions under Jack Murphy but fears a vote for Dr. Baldassario would sustain the machine and says his sign was torn.
A reader denounces the Democratic Party saying they recycle empty promises and support a Halloween pumpkin candidate. The writer urges voting for Republican Jack Murphy and opposing the Democratic ticket to keep them from power.
Union County residents hear a slate of three candidates for the Board of Chosen Freeholders. Named are Raymond PF of New Providence Ronnell of New Providence and Jack McVey of Cranford, with endorsements locally noted.
Ronald Brink and Vanessa Procopio wish each other luck as the gubernatorial campaign opens at A P Morris School. The event featured student campaigns, debates, polls, and voting, with local figures in attendance and a push for votes on November 6.
Weekly publication by Flilsian Times Publishing Company at 1443 North Broad Street Hill side New Jersey 07205 editor and staff include Sidney Silverstein publisher Sarah Silverstein advertising manager Bernard Levine and others subscription 540 per year nationwide mailed from New Jersey
A reader condemns busing as a tool for racial balance, citing Nat Friedman and contrasting with Alexander Menza and Brendan Byrne. The letter quotes Title Four of the 1964 Civil Rights Act to argue against student assignments aimed at desegregation.
Text notes that a court or official can issue orders to balance races in schools and may require transportation of students as part of the remedy. It outlines the authority to implement such measures to reach balance.
Readable text shows district students moving to another district under Kilpatrick orders. The fragment hints at policy edicts and continued coverage on page 10.
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