Debt Costs Rise Across New Jersey Counties in 1963
New Jersey’s 21 counties paid 17,081,047 in debt service last year, up 700,000 as authorized indebtedness grew by 17 million. Overall gross debt reached 191,094,238 with per capita debt service averaging 28.2 dollars and a 31.50 per person debt load. Some counties posted tiny per capita costs while others show higher figures. Union reports 1,107,000 in amortization and 33.74 per resident, with Hudson figures excluding guaranteed bonds.
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New Jersey
Ocean County
Salem County
Gloucester
Hunterdon
Sussex
Morris County
Union County
New Jersey Taxpayers Association
Hudson County
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Dont Mention It Continued From Page 1 Board of Health and Township Committee clash over budgets
An editorial discusses the shift from a joint Board of Health to separate bodies for fiscal control. It argues the township could restore the old arrangement to prevent autonomous spending and future clashes over funds. It notes the original board expanded from five to seven members and questions reuniting the bodies.
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Board of Health
Township Committee
Talent contest winners from Asbury Park trio headline events
Carol Powell a local vocalist from 127 So Long Ave led a trio with Bob Watts and Mike Pugliese from Union to win all awards at the Asbury Park Youth Talent Contest on August 26. They earned a first place cup and a radio appearance on WJLK Long Branch on August 28 and a guest spot at the Hotel Taft New York with Vincent Lopez. Later they performed at Fort Dix with the Electras. Sponsored by Dorothy Inderlied's Dance Studio Elizabeth.
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Carol Powell
Long Ave
Bob Watts
Mike Pugliese
Union
Asbury Park
WJLK
Long Branch
Fort Dix
the Electras
Dorothy Inderlied
Elizabeth
Bridge, pipes and land sale shape Newark town action
Treasurer suspended the absence of a bridge will be a serious hazard. Mayor Monroe Ackerman said negotiations with the railroad are underway for permission to enter its property to replace the bridge while cost responsibility is settled in court. A state directive called removal of two 30 inch pipes from South Creek at Winans Avenue and Fabyan Place, referred to the Township Engineer. The pipes, installed by the City of Newark, are undersized for heavy storms and flood Chancelor Avenue. The committee approved purchasing a Gledhill model II vacuum leaf loader from North Jersey Equipment Co. for 3954 dollars. An offer of 350 dollars for town land behind lots 558 and 559, Block 213, Hollywood Avenue was accepted.
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Monroe Ackerman
State Water Policy and Supply Division
Winans Ave
Fabyan Pl
Ackerman
Auto Brakes Fail Injuring Three At Newark Intersection
Three persons were injured Friday evening in a North Broad Street and Hollywood Avenue auto collision. Mrs Genevieve O Jorgensen 41 of 9240 Collins Avenue Miami Beach Florida Salvatore Calase 45 and son Peter 12 of 1314 Salem Avenue were taken to St Barnabas Hospital Newark after on scene care. Police report brake failure caused Jorgensen to veer through the gas station area and strike the Chalese vehicle on Hollywood Avenue.
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North Broad St
Hollywood Ave
Genevieve O. Jorgensen
Collins Ave
Miami Beach
Fla
Salvatore Cicalese
Peter
Salem Ave
St. Barnabas Hospital
Newark
Milton M. Lilien
Jorgensen
Sinai Club Plans New Year's Eve Kiwanis Event
The Sinai Men's Club plans a New Year's Eve party at the Sinai Youth Center Clark Street and Maple Avenue with a full course dinner hors d oeuvres dancing to Hy Greene and his orchestra. Reservations via Samuel Warren 926-2105. The Hillside Times notes a separate dinner honoring Dr. Walter A. Krumbiegel on Sept 23 at College Inn with committee chairs Magistrate Henry Goldhor and tickets from Franklin Feltman and Edward Love.
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Men's Club of Sinai Congregation
Sinai Youth Center
Clark St
Maple Ave
Samuel Warren
Herman Raffle
Milton Bernstein
Hy Greene
HiNside Kiwanis Club
Walter A. Krumbiege
College Inn
Henry Goldhorn
Franklin Feltman
Edward Love
Bristol-Myers Co
Long Ave
Krumbiegel
Hillside High School
Hillside Township ordinance salary plan for patrolmen
The Hillside Township Committee introduces an ordinance to set maximum annual salaries for patrolmen. It classifies officers by service grade from first year to beyond four years, with specified annual salaries effective Jan 1, 1965. The measure, to be read twice and voted, requires voter approval at the Nov 3, 1964 general election.
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Township OF Hillside
Hillside
County of Union
State of New Ye
Liberty
Hillside Avenues
of & Son
Hillside Township Sets Firemen Salary Ordinance
The Hillside Township Committee adopts a ordinance establishing maximum annual salaries for full time Hillside Fire Department personnel. Firemen across service grades receive increasing annual salaries from 5 5,895 in the first year to 6 6,900 for fourth year and beyond, effective January 1 1965, with voter approval required at the November 3 1964 general election.
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Police Department
Hillside
Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broad St
Township
United States
Hill
Elizabeth
N. J
Hilside
Fengell
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Federal Savings and Loan Insurance
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State of Luge
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Hillside Times
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