Ostermiller Case Embezzlement Sentencing Debate
The document discusses William Ostermiller, a public official, facing a prison term of one to three years and a $50,000 board recovery for embezzling town funds. It reflects on moral responsibility, calls for improved bonding procedures, and urges programs to aid rehabilitation while stressing accountability for the loss to the community. It notes Hillside residents remember him as active and constructive and voices hope for his rehabilitation and return to public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiship
Board of Education
Hillside
William Ostermiller
Hillside urged to fluoridate Elizabeth Town water
The Hillside Board of Health backs fluoridation noting support from the AMA and ADA. State Health Commissioner Dr. Roscoe P. Randle hopes New York City fluoridation spurs New Jersey action, saying widespread fluoridation could cut tooth decay by 60 to 65 percent in those drinking fluoridated water from infancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIMES
Hillside
Elizabeth Town Water Company
Hillside Board of Health
American Medical Association
American Dental Association
Roscoe P. Randle
New Jersey
New York City
Candidates Night Debate Held For Township Committee
The Italian American Civic Association hosted Candidates Night at the College Inn on October 11 with a large crowd in attendance. Democratic candidates Robert Diamond and Carmen J. Ferrigno and Republican Tarnoff and Witte presented qualifications before a group question session moderated by Charles Schirichi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Tamoff
Arnold Witte
GOP
Robert Diamond
Carmen Ferrigno
Jaycee
Philip Sperber
Ralph Berson
Italian Americas Civic Association
Charles Shirichiallo
Zimmerman
Hillside Phota
Italian American Civic Association
College Inn
Charles Schirichi
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Tarnoff and
Witte
Hillside
Trenton
Newark
Irvington
Washington, D.C
Mackery P. Tarnoff, Jr
State Supports Rt.78 Proposal in Hillside Debate
Democratic candidates for Hillside Township Committee condemned Republican stance on Route 78. Mayor Robert Diamond and Carmen J. Ferrigno recalled the 1961 to 1965 fight against relocating the highway through the township. They cited debates in Hillside Newark Trenton and Washington D C as evidence of ongoing opposition to the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Diamond
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Diamond
Ferrigno
Newark
New Jersey State Highway Department
Hillside Backs Route 78 Battle in Newark
Hillside leaders led by Diamond Ackerman and Wit protested to the Assembly Highway Committee against diverting Route 78 from Newark to Hillside via the Elizabeth Riverbed. State Highway experts argued the Weequahic Park alignment is cheaper, saving about 27 million dollars, and urged no change. The clash drew hundreds in Weequahic and signaled possible court action if a bill passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weequahic Section
Newark
City Hall
Masor Robert Diamond
Monroe Ackerman
Anton Wit
Front Stage Center
New Jersey State Highway Department
Assembly
New Jersey
Hillside
Weequahible
State Assembly Committee
Elizabeth River
Trenton
Washington
State Highway Department
Wee~quahic Park
Elizabeth
GOP Claims Town Taxpayer Loss From Property Bid
GOP candidates Mack Tarnoff and Arnold Witte allege the town lost about 440 000 dollars of taxpayer money after a 1962 auction process. They cite Wolf Place property bids and a later decision not to sell, with 161 000 dollars offered and involvement by Menza Coal Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Mack Tarnoff
Arnold Witte
Hillside
Tarnoff
Witte
Wolf Place
Actu
Menza Coal Company
Repres
Re Elect Robert Diamond Hillside Leader With Broad Service Record
Robert Diamond built a long public career in Hillside including mayoral leadership, police and public affairs roles, planning and zoning work, and service on the library and health boards. He holds a law degree from Rutgers, practiced as an attorney, and has led tax and development initiatives. He and his wife Arlene Cohen have three children and he has 19 years teaching health and physical education at Hillside High School.
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Hillside School System
Franklin and Marshall College
Rutgers University
State of
New Jersey
Essex
Union County Bar Associations
Hillside
Hillside Creative Arts Committee
Hillside Industrial Commission
Planning Board
Zoning Board
Board of Health
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
Hillside Free Public Library Board
Union County Psychiatric Clinic
Hillside Planning Board
Municipal Pool Commission
Hillside Civil Defense
Hillside P. A. L
Hillside Recreation Commission
Hillside Board of Health, Welfare Commission
Rent Control Board
State of New Jersey
Hillside Lodge
B’nai B'rith
Court of Appeals
District Grand Lodge
B'nai B’rith
Tri-State Safety Council
N. J. League of Municipalities
Hillside Men’s Progress Club
Kiwanis Club
George Washington School
David
Richard
Hillside High School
Lions Club to Fund Woodfield Stadium Refreshment Stand
Hillside Lions Club will finance the Woodfield Stadium refreshment stand at an estimated cost over 2500 dollars. Club president Arnold H. McClow said fundraising will be needed, including a Mayfair Theater benefit next Monday October 25 featuring The Collector to support the project coordinated by William C. Stark and a PTA collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Lions Club
Woodfield Stadium
Arnold H. McClow
P.T.A
Lions Club
Lions
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Mayfair Theater
William C. Stark
The
Parent-Teacher Association
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Ostermiller
TOBIA
Tobia's Appliances
Liberty Avenue
N.J. Waverly
Turnoff and Witte
Millside Industrial Branch
Hillside Republican Comm
Szarko's Liquor Store
Robert
Schley Street
Carmen J
Coe Avenue
University of Florida
Seton Hall University
Hillside War Memorial Building Association
American Legion
Honorary Firemen’s Mutual Benefit Association
Cub Pack
Union County Committee Boys’ Town of
Italy
Dads Booster Club
Hillside Knights of Columbus
Father Canty
Hillside Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
New Jersey Education Association
Hillside Education Association
Charles Wernicke
Hillside United Fund Drive
Hillside Red Cross Drive
St. Catherine's Church
Metra Browning
Carmen J., Jr
New Jersey College of Medicine
Rose Marie
Montclair State College
Joseph
A. P. Morris School
Democratic Campaign Committee
Woodfield
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