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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1963
Page
2
Photo shows a stalled Erie-Lackawanna freight train near Goshen station blocked by snow at the Main Street crossing. Rails buried under snow halt the line, leaving the train at a standstill.
The Empire State Atomic Development Associates, Inc. announces a $3.5 million addition to two years of research, bringing total atomic funding to $15 million. Orange and Rockland Utilities members the group, chaired by Ernest R. Acker, supports three reactor concepts from General Electric, Atomics International, and General Atomic. A report will summarize progress from the three-year program, begun in 1960 to inform a large New York State plant by decade's end.
Warwick tax collection for 1964 starts January 2 with no January fee. Book returns to county treasurer by April 1. Taxes add 1 percent in February and 1.5 percent in March. Villages taxed at 17.57 and outside at 25.52. District charges listed. Collector Karl J. Kristiansen will be in the town building 9 to 3, with specific locations on January 10 17 24 dates.
The Child Safety Council honored Sheriff Horace A. Ketcheam for outstanding service with a citation and award of merit in appreciation for actions to reduce child accident rates in Orange County. Regional rep Barney Miren presented the award in Middletown. Britain’s unemployment fell from 474373 in November to 459787 in December, the Labor Ministry announced.
Susan Dombrowski of Highland Ave Florida won first place in the Florida Post American Legion oratorical contest held Tuesday. Walter Pikul of Round Hill Road Florida took second. Both are juniors at S.S. Seward Institute and earned bronze medals after speaking on the Constitution. Dombrowski advances to Monroe-Woodbury on Jan 29. John F. Coleman led the event.
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