Menza weighs Senate bid while Derman offers senior insight
State Senator Alexander J. Menza of Hillside contemplates a 1978 U S Senate run and vows to campaign statewide and tell voters his positions. He views Case as vulnerable and backs liberal priorities like aiding the mentally retarded and clearing ghettos. Joseph Derman, Hillside volunteer math tutor, teaches at Hillside High and Union County Tech, urging senior citizens to share talent with schools.
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Alexander J. Menza
Hillside
THE
Hillside Times
United States Senate
Washington
U.S
Menza
Senate
Clifford Case
Case
Joseph Derman
Liberty Ave
Derman
Hillside High School
Berman
Union County Tech
Hillside High
Five Suspended After Incidents at Hillside High
Five Hillside High School students were suspended after last week events involving black and white students. A sawed off .22 rifle was found in a girl’s locker and linked to a male classmate who shared it. Police arrested both. An anonymous tip led to the discovery. A car near the school with baseball bats was stopped. About 200 people gathered outside but no serious trouble occurred. Principal George Gould said the situation has largely cleared.
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Hillside High School
George Gould
Hillside launches Alcohol Education Program with new office
Hillside establishes an Alcohol Education Program funded by the state. John F. Ottersten will direct the effort with a $10 000 annual salary, operating from the Municipal Building and at Hillside High School. He will counsel alcoholics and families, plus teach health classes about drinking risks.
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Hillside
John F. Ottersten
Ottersten
Hillside High School
Pat Adair
Betty Pickell
A.A
Rich Morrissy
Adair
Hillside High
Hillside Confronts Township Over Police Contract
Public hearing at the Public Employees Relations Commission in Newark examines a dispute between Hillside police and the township over bargaining, wage demands of six and a half percent, and parity with the fire department. The town offers six percent and denies parity.
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Public Employees Relations Commission
Newark
de Maio
William Paterson College
Baldassano
Department of Urban Studies
Board to cut expenses Monday
The Board of Education will cut 133000 dollars from its expense budget citing state funding losses. President Michael R. Flannery said small reductions were found across many areas and that new and replacement equipment will be frozen. The board votes Monday at 8 p.m. at the Administration Building, 195 Virginia St.
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Board of Education
Michael R. Flannery
Hillside Times
Flannery
Virginia St
Cops and Hillside Reach Hearing Over Pay Dispute
The township and the Pol icemen's Benevolent Association meet today at the Newark PERC office to argue wage parity with the fire department. Production and costs loom as the union cites a 100 percent rise in calls, while the township maintains six percent raises and denies parity.
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Policemen's Benevolent Association
Newark
State Public Employees Relations Commission
P.E.R.C
P.E.A
Township public funds eyed after low turnout hearing
Town ship Committee schedules a new public meeting for November 22 at 10 a.m. in the Municipal Building to discuss federal flood and senior citizens funds. Mayor Baldassano urged attendance noting a $20,000 federal commitment and the need for public involvement. Police Chief Shelbourne proposed legalizing left turns from Lang Ave to Shop Rite, while public works shows staffing shortages and possible state-funded hires.
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Vincent Baldassano
Open Caucus
Baldassano
Harald Woysaniker
George Shelbourne
Lang Ave
Public Works Department
Hillside Business and Professional Association Meeting
The Hillside Business and Professional Association will meet Monday November 17 at 8 30 p m in the College Inn to approve the new constitution. Attendees should bring a representative if unable to attend personally.
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Hillside Business & Professional Association
College Inn
Weekend and midweek community events listed
Schools closed and a dense schedule of clubs church groups and civic meetings span Friday to Wednesday with venues such as United Presbyterian Christ the King Hillside High School Shomrei Torah and the Municipal Building noted. Activities include bazaars auctions bake sales parties lectures and health and youth programs with specific times.
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Old Guard
Presbyterian Church
Lions
College Irin
Jaycees
War Memorial
Flood Committee
Christ the King
JWV
Knights of Columbus
United Presbyterian Church Bazaar
Salem
Coe
Civil Air Patrol
Hillside High School
United Presbyterian Church
Salem and
Municipal
Hillside Ave
Shomrei Torah
Elks
Presbyterian
B'nai B'rith Chanukah Party
Shomrel Torah
B'nai B'rith
Buchanan St
Hillside Business and Professional Association
College Inn
Christ the King Home School Association
Chanukah Party
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Pamela Brewster
Ralph Riccardi
Blue Ribbon Inn
Roselle
Ihe
Vincent de Maio
P.B.A
Maio
P.E.R.G
Alex Menza
P.E.A.C
Fred
Pauline Wenzler
David Zurav
Fred Wenzler
Wenzlers
al Parsonnel
Zurav
Tumarkin
Hollywood Ave
Blue Ribbon
al Parsonnet
Color Guard
Community Center
Rotary
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