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The Times Herald Record

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1972

Page

2

New York Tel seeks PSC rate hike and pay phone rise

New York Telephone Co asks the Public Service Commission for a 306 million rate increase with an immediate refundable 217 million partial raise. Proposals include 20 cent local pay calls, a 15.8 percent flat rate rise, five minute untimed calls, and monthly basic calls up from 50 to 60. NY Tel serves Newburgh Sullivan and Southern Ulster Counties. General Tel of upstate NY may follow, while PSC reviews Upstate service quality. Mayor Lindsay’s aide said city opposition is likely and the case will be argued before the PSC or in court.

New York Telephone Co Public Service Commission PSC New York Telephone Newburgh Sullivan Ulster Bell System General Telephone Co Upstate New York Middletown Port Jervis Ma Bell N.Y. Tel GenTel Upstate Gen Tei New York William M. Ellinghaus Ellinghaus New York City Nassau Suffolk Westchester Albany Syracuse Buffalo John V. Lindsay Milton Musicus

Toy drive at St Columba’s aids Letchworth Village patients

First graders William DeAngelis and Laura Wimmer help Sister Claire McDonald at St Columba’s Catholic School in Chester prepare toys for shipment to Letchworth Village near Stony Point, a facility serving mentally handicapped students.

St. Columbia's Catholic School Chester Letchworth Village Stony Point William DeAngelis Laura Wimmer Claire McDonald

Highland Tel says no sex bias in jobs in Monroe

Highland Telephone Co President E Keith Chase asserts there is no sex discrimination in hiring or advancement. He notes the company’s open door policy and cites 21 of 65 management positions held by women, with 179 female employees out of 324 total. The state Human Rights Division issued a probable cause finding in a New York Telephone case, prompting scheduled public hearings.

Trudy Ketelhut Highland Telephone Co Monroe E. Keith Chase State Division of Human Rights Atty Louis J. Lefkowitz New York Telephone Chase Dorothy Seaman Ann Sharon New York Telephone Co Lefkowitz Highland Telephone

No sex discrimination alleged in Sullivan Ulster case

The complaint against New York Telephone claims female employees with college degrees earn far less at starting salaries than men in noncollege roles, and that promotion prospects favor males. Chase denies such claims at Highland Telephone, stating salary ranges follow administrator guidelines with no sex in neta.

New York Telephone Compalint Chase Highland Telephone Neta N.Y Sullivan Ulster

Monticello Telephone Officials Deny Sex Bias Claims

Representatives for New York Telephone in Sullivan and Ulster counties said they do not discriminate in hiring or placement. The state Division of Human Rights issued a probable cause finding on sexual discrimination complaints filed by Attorney General Lefkowitz and will hold public hearings in New York. The allegations include hiring only females for operator jobs, lower starting salaries for female college graduates, and limited promotion for women, with salaries claimed to be based on job classification. Alexander Rudis, Monticello office manager, said wage scales are based on job classification, not gender.

Monticello New York Telephone Co Sullivan Ulster State Division of Human Rights DHR Louis J. Lefkowitz New York Ralph Katz Alexander A. Rudis Monticello George Zuckerman Civil Rights Bureau Attorney General

Hearing set on highway route in New Jersey

Public hearings on the northern portion of the new Rt. 15 route in Sussex County are scheduled for January. The informal hearing is Jan. 4 at Hardystown National Bank Lafayette, with a formal session Jan. 17 at 7 30 p.m. in the Lafayette Firehouse. The plan spans from Sparta to Ross Corner, with three central options.

Trenton N.J Sussex County New Jersey Department of Transportation DOT Hardystown National Bank Rt. 15 Lafayette Sparta Frankford Lafayette Firehouse New York, Susquehanna and Western Railroad Sparta Township Ross Corner Frankford Township

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