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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1972
Page
13
Contributors argue against Public Question No 1 citing bond costs and potential income tax. They urge voting for Larry Levitas as Tax Collector and warn against unqualified candidates. Letters also critique Hillside Township candidates Bergmann and Witte, urging voters to examine credentials and question Republican rhetoric.
Dr. Joseph Peyser responds to a Democrat critique by arguing that Republican aims favor rich interests and tax breaks. He defends township medical service plans, questions a 24 hour emergency policy, and asserts physicians serve the public without ego motives while correcting misidentified colleagues.
The letter to the editor criticizes a voter’s free choice claim and reports two Republican hopefuls delivering literature. It contrasts Arnold Witte’s poor one term as commissioner with Burton Bergmen’s lack of government experience and praises Democratic candidates Ferrell, Lord, and Levit as more qualified.
Supports Walder Hillside is removed from Union County and placed among 21 communities outside the county in the 11th Congressional District. The move risks being overshadowed by Bloomfield Essex Fells Montclair Orange West Orange West Caldwell and Irvington as coverage continues on Page 15.
In a Hillside Times letter, Mr and Mrs Botticello and Mary Frohlich dispute claims that Dr Burton Bergman did not answer emergency calls. They state their grandmother died July 20 1972 around 4 00 am and Dr Bergman arrived within ten minutes, staying to console the family.
Readers in Hillside weigh a No vote on Public Question No. 1 a 650 million transportation bond backed by the roads lobby and Governor Cahill amid calls for fiscal restraint and more rail transit. Supporters cite local committee work by J Arnold Witte and others urging continued public service and expansion of roads.
The message urges all registered voters to vote on Tuesday November 7 and to study party materials before choosing. It notes Hillside has Democratic control for over 20 years, warns Republicans could gain control with one seat, and explains the Independent Party cannot seize power but could cause a stalemate without a deal.
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