Orange County remap reshapes 18 of 21 districts
Orange County Reapportionment Commission approves a radical remap after months of census review. The plan redefines boundaries for 18 districts, keeping only Pardy, Barone, and Devitt in place, with hearings slated for late December and aiming for adoption before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshenafter
Orange County
David A. Pardy
Goshen
Anthony M. Barone
Monroe
Robert M. Devitt
Washingtonville
Stewart Airport
Allen W. Abrahams
Maybrook
New Windsor
Montgomery
Newburgh
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. The case, filed in Goshen, seeks further reductions beyond hearings, contending the townwide reappraisal and current values are unfair and unequal. Attorneys Greenblatt and Neuman represent the landowners. Loeb represents 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
Rt. 17M
Raymond
Telka Gailie
Joseph
Sophie Straub
Black Meadow Road
Theodora L. Talmadge
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 shares tweaked for Orange County and Middletown
Treasury figures update 1972 revenue sharing for Orange County and Middletown. Orange County gains two $868,511 payments. Middletown receives two $146,000 checks, down from earlier estimates. Port Jervis Newburgh Goshen Cornwall Monroe and other towns receive revised six month totals.
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Washington
Orange County
Middletown
Congress
Treasury Department
Port Jervis
Newburgh
Treasury Dey
Goshen
Cornwall
Monroe
Miser
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 leads in statewide union voting for state workers
In half the state institutions, Civil Service Employes Association won a 2 to 1 edge as 7,825 ballots favored CSEA to 3,724 for SEIU with 1,415 challenged. About 60 percent of roughly 20,400 eligible voters participated under PERB supervision while the remaining 34,000 professional unit workers voted by mail to be counted 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
Gosheff Center For Boys
Otisville
Warwick Training Schools
Institutional Bargaining
Klein
Moil
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By Humphrey S. Tyler
Commission
Stewart
James C. Wright
Robert DeLong
George R. Bartlett
Abraham
Bartlett
Crawford
Sherril Hufcut
Circleville
Hufcut
Highland Lakes State Park
Mechanicstown
John C. McMickle
McMickle
Hurcut
Deerpark
Woodbury
John C. Bonacie
Mount Hope
F. Raymond Harding
Tuxedo
Smith Clove Road
Herbert J. Fabricant
James Sukes
Henry G. Parry
Highland Falls
Highlands
Sukes
Frank W. Masterson
Judy Cartwright
Phoebe B. Slaughter
Laroe Road
Andrew L
Edith P. Palmer
Orange
Ottaway News Service
Mary Anne McEnery
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