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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1975
Page
2
Social Security changes are discussed with rising living costs and benefit rules. The article notes earnings limits, exemptions, and employer payroll tax burdens, highlighting how 1975 may bring adjustments affecting roughly 20 million benefit recipients.
The letter notes early American ammo appeals to General Washington, with Lyons Farms and Elizabethtown events in late August 1775. Washington relied on wagon loads of supplies while the British faced transport, and by January 1776 he ran short, though later others supplied guns and powder. It also recounts King George III’s 1775 proclamation and a New York cannon incident near the Battery linked to Alexander Hamilton. The Hillside Historical Society and National Park Service sources credit this material. The narrative also covers high federal cost overruns reported by the General Accounting Office totaling 857 billion on 269 projects.
Temple Shomre Torah on Salem Ave announces a full schedule of High Holy Day services led by Rabbi Lasker and Cantor Shofarmasters. A series of sermons accompanies Rosh Hashana Yom Kippur Kol Nidre and Sukkot observances with special honors and bas mitzvahs for Steven Regenstein and Robin Pollack.
A reflective editorial urges Jews and non Jews to observe the Ten Days of Awe from Rosh Hashanah to Yom Kippur. It emphasizes repentance, Shofar significance, and the call for peace, charity, and personal improvement to be inscribed in the Book of Life for a long, happy life.
A compact retrospective lists key dates and events: September 3 1783 Treaty of Paris ends the Revolutionary War between Great Britain and the United States. September 2 1789 Congress establishes the U S Department of the Treasury. August 30 1924 Germany agrees to the Dawes Plan to repay WWI debts. August 29 1957 Congress passes the first Civil Rights Bill since Reconstruction. August 31 1886 Charleston SC is struck by a major earthquake with 41 dead. December 1 1939 Germany invades Poland, breaking peace.
Chris Harris celebrates 25 years with Bristol-Myers Products Hillside August 31. He joined in 1950 in manufacturing and moved to the Processing Department before transferring in 1969 to the Quality Control Laboratory where he is a Raw Materials Inspector. A Cyprus native and longtime Hillside resident, he has served St Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Newark on the Board of Trustees and as Assistant Treasurer and is active in the Newark AHEPA chapter.
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