Orange County remap reshapes 18 of 21 legislative districts
After months of work with 1970 census figures the Orange County Reapportionment Commission approves a new district map affecting 18 districts. The plan moves boundaries across the county, keeping only Pardy Barone and Devitt in their current seats and setting a Dec 27 public hearing with adoption possible at the Dec 29 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Orange County
David A. Pardy
Anthony M. Baron
Maybrook
New Windsor
Montgomery
Commission
Stewart
James C. Wright
Robert DeLong
Newburgh
George R. Bartlett
Walden
Abraham
Bartlett
Crawford
Sherril Hufcut
Circleville
Hufcut
Wallkill
Highland Lakes State Park
Mechanicstown
Middletown
John C. McMickle
McMickle
Hurcut
Deerpark
Woodbury
Cornwall
John C. Bonacic
Mount Hope
Port Jervis
F. Raymond Harding
Julius L. Hoyt
DeLong
11 Chester taxpayers win review of townwide property appraisal
An Orange County Supreme Court judge granted a review of real property tax assessments for 11 landowners in Chester. Papers filed in Goshen call for a referee to determine fair market value after grievances lowered some assessments. Landowners seek further reductions, alleging unfair, unequal valuations on several parcels along Laroe Road Goose Pond Mountain Road and Rt. 17M. Attorneys Greenblatt Neuman represent landowners with Loeb for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Orange County
Supreme Court
Chester
Morton B. Silberman
Dayton
Ohio
Cole, Layer and Trumble
Lillian R. McNeil
Goose Pond Mountain Road
Edward J
Joseph Lipsey
Raymond
Telka Gailie
Joseph
Sophie Straub
Black Meadow Road
Theodora L. Talmadge
Rt. 17M
Talmadge
Mark
James Laroe
Helen Nozkowski
Sugar Loaf Mountain Road
Adelheid M. Pfeiffer
Margaret Goelz
Seymour Greenblatt
Peter H. Neuman
Newburgh
James G. Loeb
Revenue share list posted for Orange County and towns
The Treasury Department revised 1972 revenue sharing figures, boosting Orange County to two payments of 868 511 and cutting Middletown to two 146 000 sums. Port Jervis and Newburgh also see reductions while other towns receive six month checks ranging from 2 785 to 58 192 in various amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Orange County
Middletown
Congress
Treasury Department
Port Jervis
Newburgh
Dhe
Goshen
Cornwall
Monroe
Minisink
Deer Park
Walden
Warwick Village
Cornwall Town
Warwick Town
Wallkill
Chester
Greenwood Lake
Harriman
Highland Falls
Maybrook
Montgomery Village
Washingtonville
Blooming Grove
Greenville
New Windsor
CSEA maintains lead in statewide union vote count
Mary Anne McEnery reports half of state institutions voted on site for the Civil Service Employees Association in the first phase, with 7,825 to 3,724 for SEIU and 1,415 ballots under challenge. About 60 percent of roughly 20,400 eligible workers voted in PERB supervised sites. remaining 34,000 professional unit ballots by mail to be tallied later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Civil Service Employes Association
CSEA
Service Employes International Union
SEIU
Public Employment Relations Board
PERB
Paul E. Klein
Middletown State Hospital
Goshen Center For Boys
Otisville
Warwick Training Schools
Institutional Bargaining
Klein
Saatci
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By Humphrey S. Tyler
Tuxedo
Smith Clove Road
Herbert J. Fabricant
James Sukes
Henry G. Parry
Highlands
Sukes
Frank W. Masterson
Judy Cartwright
Phoebe B. Slaughter
Laroe Road
Andrew L
Edith P. Palmer
Orange
Mary Anne McEnery
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