Silent alarm to deter crime in township police system
The township introduces a new silent alarm monitored by on duty officers at the Police Headquarters. When activated at a subscriber location the audible visual pulsating alarm signals crime in progress and roving police cars are dispatched. Alarm rules and connection forms are at Police Headquarters and Union Alarm Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kulish
Union Alarm Co
Frank Desanto
Knights of Columbus
Fred Burkert
Columbian Hall
George Helock
Ing
Police Headquarters
Liberty Ave
Murphy defends 60th Anniversary Committee in Hillside
Jack Murphy Republican candidate for Township Committee proclaims the 60th Anniversary Committee fostered joy and brotherhood. He says bi partisan effort united groups, citing senior citizen cocktail party and Mayor's Softball Tournament as community-building events. He counters opponent Baldassano’s political critique and notes Democratic Party involvement in a 60th Anniversary Dance. Continued on Page 7.
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Hillside
Baldassano
Democratic Party
Local Leaders React To Watergate Crisis
Hillside Times surveys Hillside leaders on Nixon Watergate tapes move. Mayor Kulish calls decision to release tapes overdue and hopes air clears. Jack Murphy predicts no impeachment. Vincent Baldassano urges Congress to investigate possible impeachment and cites alleged legal and ethical issues tied to funds and dairy industry ties.
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Washington
Hillside Times
Nixon
Simica
John Kulish
GOP Township Committee
Jack Murphy
Murphy
Vincent Baldassano
Towship Committee
Congress
San Clemente
Key Biscayne
Baldassano
Hillside Week Festival and Public Notices
The public is invited to GAMWING an Indian fall festival at KEAN Newark State College in Union on October 27 and 28 with free dances lectures songs and crafts. A Hillside school board meeting is set for October 29 at 8 p.m. at the Administration Building. A bike auction of unclaimed bicycles happens October 27 at 11 a.m. A Newark police report notes a home burglary theft of guns, eggs thrown at a doorstep, a 1967 Ford stolen, and arrests in a North Broad Street robbery case with linked conspiracy charges.
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Kean
Newark State College
Union
Union County Cultural and Heritage Commission
Kean College
Board of Education
Virginia St
Hillside Ave
Ansley James
Dover Ave
Newark
Edison
North Broad St
Levi Ford
Elizabeth
Weequahic Park
Gino’s
Township set to impose 8 30 curfew for Halloween youth
The Township Committee schedules a special meeting tonight at 8 p m to pass an 8 30 p m curfew for all under 18 on October 30 and 31 Mischief Night and Halloween. Proposal cites recent vandalism as rationale. The town says the change protects children and ensures ample trick or treating time.
Halloween Tales At Library
The Public Library hosts a Halloween storytelling session on Sunday October 28 from 1 30 to 2 00 p m. The program features Halloween stories songs and fingerplays for children ages four to seven.
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The
Public Library
Halloween Party Planned by Community Center Wednesday
The Community Center will host its annual Halloween Party on Wednesday October 3 between 4 and 5 30 p m for Hillside children ages four through ten. Children must wear costumes and prizes will be awarded for most spectacular outfits. The event features games contests and participation prizes.
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Hillside
Election Fever Hits A P Morris
Eight grade social studies classes at A P Morris School conduct an intensive registration and election campaign aligned with New Jersey gubernatorial politics. Students role play candidates and officials, build polls, write slogans, posters, speeches, and stage debates and rallies.
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John Zieleniewski
A. P. Morris School
New Jersey
Seven Ways To Cut Home Heating Fuel Use
Commissioner Charles Dotto of the Suburban Air Pollution Commission offers seven steps to save fuel and money. Weather strip and caulk gaps, install storm windows, add insulation, maintain the heating system, close draperies, seal attic openings, and lower the thermostat at night. Each action reduces energy loss and can lower annual costs, with up to 44 percent savings per degree reduction. Information bulletin requests available from the commission in West Orange, New Jersey.
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Charles Dotto
Surburban Air Pollution Commission
Hillside
Suburban Air Pollution Commission
Mt. Pleasant Ave
West Orange
New Jersey
Desegregation Plan Sought for Local Schools
Acting State Education Commissioner Kilpatrick urged a fully developed desegregation plan for Walter Krumblegel and George Washington Schools with curriculum reform staff integration and a September 1974 implementation target. The State Office of Equal Educational Opportunity offered assistance. Hillside is among nine Union County districts under review.
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Walter
Krumblegel
George Washington
Kilpatrick
The
Education Commission
Office of Equal Educa
Baldassano urges watchdog role to curb township spending
Democratic candidate Dr. Vincent Baldassano told Independents that the Republican Township Committee has acted irresponsibly and he would serve as a political watchdog to scrutinize where money goes. He alleged misstatements by Mayor Kulish about insurance costs and questioned deposits from the 60th Anniversary Committee, urging public oversight to prevent a one party control in Hillside.
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Vincent Baldassano
Town Ship Committee
Republican Township Committee
Baldassano
Kulish
Bardassano
Barbara Kulish
Israel Bond Rally Raises Over Forty Thousand in Hillside Lodge Event
Hillside Lodge of B'nai B'rith No. 1514 held a Monday night Israel Bond Rally at the War Memorial Building on Liberty Ave. Comedian Joey Adams led the program and urged pledges while praising the Nixon Administration and marking donors. Attendees included ship officer David Gerone Rev Nancy Fosberg and many local and state candidates. Lenny Friedman Jerry Felker and Joe Greenblatt thanked the community for supporting Israel.
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Hillside Lodge
Binal B'rith
War Memorial
Liberty Ave
Joey Adams
Israel
David Gerone
Pxodus
Nancy Fosberg
Lenny Friedman
Jerry Felker
Joe Greenblatt
Adams
Kilpatrick demands Hillside Board desegregation plan by 1974
Acting Commissioner Edward W. Kilpatrick writes Dr. Robert Parker outlining a July 9 1973 meeting with Mrs. Thomas and Mr Slane of the Office of Equal Educational Opportunity. He calls for a fully developed desegregation plan and action steps to be at implementation stage by September 1974 with OEO technical assistance available.
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Edward Kirlpatrick
Board of Education
Nida Thomas
Hillside
Union County
Robert Parker
Dr. Parker
Hillside Board
Thomas
Slane
Office of
Office of Equal Educational Opportunity
Edward W. Kilpatrick
Board Proposes Phased Plan for Desegregation and Curriculum
The board plans a multi year phased desegregation strategy paired with curriculum development and staff integration, noting the state letter contains no reference to busing. The plan aims to advance integration without immediate bus-related actions.
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Rosemary Scarola
Michael Hyrasyn
Winans Ave
A.P. Morris
Tax Office
Lawrence Levitas
Thatr
Board
Idaho
Montana
Maple Avenues
Timus
Fred Merkle Jr
Queen City
Pontiac
Hillside Lions Club
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