Officials argue over fire engine in town debate
Republicans and Democrats on the Township Committee clash over whether the new fire engine fits the firehouse. Bergman says it always fit and was moved to the Municipal Garage. Baldassano counters the driver cannot rev it up inside. A revenue sharing check for 74182 was received.
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Burton Bergman
Hollywood Ave
Vincent Baldassano
Republican Committee
Baldassano
Bergman
Conant Park
Check car emissions
Free motor vehicle emissions tests will be administered Monday October 20 from 9 30 a m to 4 p m in Hillside at the Community Center 274 Hillside Ave Technicians from the Bureau of Air Pollution Control will conduct tests arranged by the Suburban Air Pollution Commission to familiarize motorists with the procedure and allow owners to compare their emissions with present standards
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Hillside
Hillside Ave
Suburban Air Pollution Commission
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection
Bureau of Air Pollution Control
Association Matures as Conant Estates Faces Tax Pressure
Neighbors from Conant Estates form the Conant Estates Civic Association in January and grow to over 100 members to tackle high taxes, break-ins, and speeding cars. Residents along Conant Street near the Elizabeth River unite with several nearby block associations to press authorities as union talks over a 1975 contract stagnate and call for state intervention.
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Conant Estates
Conant St
Elizabeth River
Hillside Officials Clash Over Police Sick Time Costs
Hillside officials report police sick time since September 25 totaling 814 hours plus 240 hours overtime, costing about 2400 dollars. They consider new overtime rules and stricter sick time regulations to protect the budget and public safety.
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Hillside Township Committee
Hillside Times
Conant Estates
Hillside
Police strike prompts talks push in Hillside Township
Police chief urges continuous negotiations as a six and one half percent raise demand clashes with a six percent offer. Officers resume stamping tickets amid protests while the Township Committee and mayor stand firm against parity for police and fire departments.
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Township Committee
Policeman's Benevolent Association
State Public Employees Relations Commission
Hillside Times
George Shelbourne
Hillside police ticketing sparks dispute with officers union
Hillside residents accuse police of harassment over numerous tickets though officers insist violations are genuine. P B A President DeMaio vows continued enforcement and union protests, while PE RC reviews bargaining. Township officials seek continuous negotiations with the P B A to resolve a dispute centered on parity with fire department pay.
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P.B.A
George Shelbourne
Shelbourne
Hillside Times
Ana
Neakr
State Attorney General's Office
Hiere
Fire Department
DeMaio
P.B.A.C
Sub- Sinai
Elks
Safety Council Municipal
Womens Club
Columbian
DeMalo
Police protest at mayor’s college amid contract dispute
About nine off duty officers picketed William Paterson College in Wayne where Mayor Baldassano teaches as P B A officers demonstrate for a contract settlement. The mayor calls the action ill advised while defending campus exposure as a practical class activity.
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P.B.A
William Paterson College
Wayne
Vincent Baldassano
Hillside Times
Vincent DeMaio
Baldassano
P.E.A
State Public Employees Relations Commission
P.E.R.C
DeMalo
The
Department of Urban Studies
Michael Galloway
Hank Denkner
New Jersey
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