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Newspaper

The Times Herald Record

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1968

Page

3

Isseks Ready for Historic Orange County Bench

Abraham S. Isseks, at 55, sits in Middletown and reflects on rising from immigrant Jewish roots to being elected Orange County’s second county judge. He anticipates a cautious, reform minded approach, blending law and empathy as he moves the bench from Goshen to Newburgh and begins a five day training in New York City.

Middletown Abraham S. Isseks New York City Orange County America Isseks Edward M. O’gorman Law and Order H. L U.S. Supreme Court O'Gorman O’gorman Judicial Conference Goshen Newburgh Isseki

HRVC director race features Mays and Loeks as candidates

Hudson Valley planning figures Carl J. Mays and C David Loeks are named as possible successors to HRVC director Alexander Aldrich, who resigns Jan. 1. Both bring strong credentials from Orange County and Pattern for Progress, with other names like R Watson Pomeroy also floated.

Hudson Valley Alexander Aldrich Hudson River Valley Commission HRVC Carl J. Mays Cornwall Orange County C.david Locks New Paitz Mid- Hudson Pattern For Progress, Inc Mays Dutchess County R. Watson Pomeroy Millbrook Hudson River Rockefeller Aldrich

Daytop staffer accuses Deitch of seeking total control

Frank Sabatel a Daytop staffer and supervisor of the New York City Loan Office testifies that former Daytop executive director David Deitch sought absolute control of Daytop. He alleges regional director Edward Hoover distorted the narrative while Deitch promoted a new left agenda and social revolution. Sabatel claims Deitch discussed the flag and promoted militant ideas, alarming residents and prompting relocations to New Haven. Swan Lake residents largely back his claims as power struggles force changes, with Swan Lake slated for winter closure and May reopening planned for the Swan Lake facility.

Swan Lake Daytop Frank Sabatel New York City Loan Office David Deitch Sabatel Edward Hoover Deitch Hoover New Left Span Daytona Beach Fla New Haven Conn Manhattan Staten Island

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