Three Hurt In Thursday Night Crash On N Broad St
Three persons were hurt in a three car accident on N Broad St near Looker St late Thursday night. Carl Small 43 of Schleifer Road told police he rear ended Merri Galloway 34 of Newark who then collided with Lawrence Gaynor 21 of Cedar St. Gaynor and his passenger Miss Jinda Mohr 20 sustained injuries and were treated at St Elizabeth Hospital and released. Mrs Beverly Guzewski 43 Hillside Ave suffered a possible left leg fracture, facial cuts and body abrasions after being struck by a hit and run driver on Hillside Ave near Munn Ave last Tuesday. The Union College Owls head into 1971-72 with coach Wynn Phillips anticipating a strong season.
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N. Broad St
Looker St
Carl Small
Schleifer Road
Locker St
Merri
Galloway
Lawrence J. Gaynor
Cedar St
Gaynor
J.inda Mohr
Lexington Place
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Hillside
Miss Galloway
Beverly Guzewski
Hillside Ave
Sehnal
Munn Ave
Elizabeth
141 Start Nursing Program Brings Hillside Freshmen Into Coop Nursing
Miss Mary A. Harbula and Miss Fe Uidia Heir of Hillside are among 141 freshmen in a three year Cooperative Nursing Program linking Union College with Elizabeth General and Muhlenberg Hospitals. The program awards an Associate in Science from Union College and a diploma from the Schools of Nursing, totaling 90 college credits. The nursing students will take 45 nursing credits plus 45 in general education and must pass the New Jersey Board of Nursing licensure exam after graduation. The initiative, explained by Union College President Dr. Kenneth W. Iversen, uses existing local facilities and assigns nursing teaching to the Schools of Nursing faculties while general education is handled by Union College.
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Uniott College
Elizabeth General Hospital
Muhlenberg Hospital
Plainfield
Union College
Schools of Nursing
New Jersey Board Nursing
Kenneth W. Iversen
Union County
Nursing
Iversen
Harbula
George Harbula
Heir
Irving A. Heir
Hillside High School
Elizabeth General Hospital School of Nursing
Nuclear energy growth targets spark debate on readiness
The piece argues that public acceptance and population pressure determine the pace of nuclear power expansion. It notes 21 plants already generate electricity in the United States and about 100 more are under construction or in design, aiming for about 25 percent of energy needs by 1980 and 50 percent by 2000, warning of brownouts if planning lags.
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United States
Nuclear energy vision for dependable power growth
The speaker argues nuclear energy can provide reliable electricity for a growing population, with reserve capacity for peak demand, while avoiding depletion of natural fuels and environmental disturbance. They insist a clean safe nuclear option is essential to win the energy race.
Did You Know About Hillside Education Involvement Initiative
Thirty three teachers volunteered thirty free mods last year to run rap sessions with Hillside High School students to boost rapport and involvement. A liaison committee formed in response to concerns from Black parents seeks total involvement of students faculty administration and community to shape a better educational system. Over a year has passed since teachers began negotiating with the Board without a final agreement, yet teachers continued to work. Many High School teachers spend about a quarter of their time patrolling halls and supervising rather than teaching, raising questions about promised “quality time” and innovation.
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Hillside
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Fe~ Uidia Heir
Melvin Place
Clara Moschel
Batley Ave
Grumman Ave
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Hillside Education Association
John Zieleniewski
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