Pursuit of Truth Across Local Political Strife
An anonymous letter challenges suppression of facts in Union Township disputes. The writer accuses Baldassano of bias while labeling Lou Bassano, Dave Taub, and Vinnie De Maio as conflicting figures. The piece calls for full disclosure, urging prosecutors and county and state investigators to examine the PERC report and reveal the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldassano
Lou Bassano
Township Committee of Union
Dave Taub
ABC Board
Vinnie de Maio
Mr. Baldassano
PERC
Hillside
Our kind Irv Clark for Hillside leadership card
Our town trusts Irv Clark to lead with preparation honesty and community focus. He brings financial management and budgeting experience and values every tax dollar. Vote Ivy Clark and Sal Lomonaco on November 8 1977. Tax office open Monday October 31 7 to 8 p.m.
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Irv Clark
Irv
Hillside
Ivy Clark
Sal Lomonaco
Hillside residents back Irv Clark Sal Lomonaco bid
A letter endorses Irv Clark and Sal Lomonaco for Hillside Township Committee. The writer cites 75 years of residency and 50 years of service, urging neighbors to vote November 8.
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Hillside
Irv Clark
Sal Lomonaco
Irv
Sal
Therry Clark
Defends free speech and backs Vinnie Baldassano for Assembly
A Hillside reader argues for supporting Vinnie Baldassano in the November 8 1977 election to become Assemblyman for the 20th District. He asserts the value of free expression and urges townspeople to vote for Baldassano in Trenton.
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Hillside
Vinnie Baldassano
Trenton
Hillside residents warned of fake mayoral office callers
Township notices warn Hillside residents about door to door solicitations claiming to be from the Office of the Mayor. The real mayor is one of five on the Township Committee, with limited powers, and residents should verify by asking if they live in Hillside and if the mayor is their college professor.
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Hillside
Pital
Peter Corvelli
St. Mary's
Orange
N.J
Hillside Laboratory
Hos
Thhat
Municipal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Central
Poor Man’s Inn, Inc
Poor Man's Inn
Bloy St
New Jersey
John Kulish
Township committee budget woes and candidate support noted
A reader voices concern over a $10,000 pool error and a $19,000 overrun in the past, alleging deliberate misdirection. The letter praises Irv Clark and Sal Lomonaco for fiscal experience, urging their election to the Township Committee to improve budget oversight and prevent future missteps. The note includes names and addresses of supporters.
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Eveyone
Republican Township Committee
Irv Clark
Sal Lomonaco
Municipal Court Guilty Pleas and Fines Across Paterson Area
The court found Johnnie C Murph guilty of driving with revoked privileges and fined 215 dollars. Johnnie Nobles faced five delinquent parking violations with 25 dollar fines and 15 dollar contempt on each, while John R Egurrola and George M Schain were found not guilty on open interstate 78. Anthony Capito received 65 dollars for no insurance and two years license revocation, plus 40 for no vehicle registration and 30 for not possessing a license. Peter J Dinardo was fined 215 for drunk driving with 60 days revocation, plus 30 for missing registration. George R Kinard fined 215 for revoked registration and license, Ralph L Nuttolo 50 for careless driving, Margaret Sipsis 215 for abandoning a vehicle, John T Van Bebecholten not guilty on revoked license, Kenneth L Davis and Edward Johnson fined 100 each for poor conduct. Johnson also 100 for possession of a controlled dangerous substance.
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Johnnie C. Murph
16Th Avenue
Paterson
Johnnie Nobles
Chelsea St
East Orange
John R. Egurrola
Ridge Road
Lyndhurst
George M. Schain
Carteret St
West Orange
Anthony Capito
Chester St
Peter J. Dinardo
Virginia Ave
Jersey City
John T. van Bebecholten
Avy St
Kenneth L. Davis
Norwood Ave
Edward Johnson
21St St
Irvington
Mr. Johnson
Letters To The Editor Policy Brief
The Times emphasizes brevity for letters to the editor with a 250 word maximum. Longer submissions may be edited by the newspaper. Defamatory content targeting any race, ethnicity, or religion is strictly disallowed.
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The
TIMES
New Italian restaurant opens in Hillside area
A new dining spot named Alfonsos at 310 Hillside Ave opens with Spanish cuisine. The writer praises prompt service, pleasant atmosphere, and varied menu, noting the establishment is a welcome addition to Hillside’s dining scene and inviting readers to visit soon.
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Hillside
Alfon- 50'S
Hillside Ave
Alfonso's
Mini bus expands service on Pennsylvania Avenue
The Hillside seniors minibus has expanded its service to Pennsylvania Avenue. The bus will run at 10 26 am 11 30 am 12 46 pm and 1 52 pm to serve Cedar Dod Race Vine Streets and residents from Pennsylvania and Long Avenues. Schedules available on the bus or at the Community Center.
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Hillside Senior Citizens
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cedar
Dod
Race
Vine Stree
Pennsylvania
Long Avenues
Letter deadline moved up for Election Day volume
Due to expected heavy volume of letters before Election Day, no letters to the editor will be printed after Saturday at noon.
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Hiliimabe
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New Jersey Press Association
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Harden- Locker School
PTA
Carolyn Podchaski
Michele Tindle
Feiffer
Rehe
Harold Woysaniker
Pete
Harold
Sally
Georgette
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Corvelli
Michele Foster
Cavaleriie Cran
Marger
Poor Man's Inn, Inc
Albin Autenreith
Pres
Balsam Way Union
Gary King
Treas
Ronelle Park
Henry Goldhor
George R. Kinard
Camden St
Newark
Ralph L. Nuttolo
Shelton Ter
Margaret Sipsis
New York Avenue
Elizabeth
Bill Meo
WEW
Wetoe
Cherney Dance Studio
Fé Ballet
Chestnut ST. Srs
Union
Anti-Roc Improvement Co
Belleville N,j
Ceme
Morey
la Rue
Liberty Ave
Acme