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The Times Herald Record

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1968

Page

3

Sullivan fires burn out two more families in Christmas tragedy

In Sullivan County two more trailer households, totaling 11 people, were burned out during Christmas week. Max Miller, 50, his wife Sylvia and their children lost their Hurleyville trailer when an electrical fixture sparked a blaze. Reynolds family of seven from Bloomingburg also lost their trailer and are staying with neighbors as firefighters from Sullivan and Orange counties coordinate clothing and furniture aid. Fire officials reported total losses, with Miller treated for smoke inhalation and in fair condition. The previous Egan family from Searsville had already lost their home and Christmas gifts.

Monticello Max Miller Hurleyville Bloomingburg William Reynold Elizabeth Robinson Sullivan Orange Counties Walter Smith Harry Cramer Miller William G. Carlson Sylvia Marilyn Paul Nelson Garelick Garelick Fallsburg Ptl Edward Kowalik Samuel Holtzman South Fallsburg Hamilton Avenue Hospital Walter Hessinger Columbia Hill Hessinger Millers Reynolds Frank Egan Searsville

Unemployment Still a Threat in Region Despite State Decline

In Middletown region offices report persistent joblessness despite New York State Department of Labor data showing a sharp drop in statewide unemployment. Officials note slower hiring, limited openings, and outreach efforts to connect residents with available positions. Local agencies warn that the regional trend remains fragile amid statewide improvement.

New York State Department of Labor

Dow daughter wed to prof in D.C.

The eldest daughter of Rep. John G. Dow of Grand View wed Walter B. Schull of Oneonta in Washington. Diantha Dow, a Marlboro College graduate, studies for a museum program master's and works as a consultant for the New York State Historical Trust at Olana. Schull, a St. John's and NYU graduate with an MFA from Iowa, is an assistant professor of English at State University College at Oneonta. The couple will live in Oneonta.

Washington John G. Dow Grand View D-27 Diantha Elizabeth Dow Walter B. Schull Oneonta St. John’s University New York New York University University of Iowa Writer’s Workshop State University College

Family receives five posthumous medals for son in Vietnam

The family of Pfc. James G. LaFleur of Middletown was presented five posthumous awards for his Vietnam service. Maj. Noyal J. Adair at West Point gave the Bronze Star Air Medal Purple Heart Good Conduct Medal and Combat Infantryman's Badge in their home, following his burial in Bloomingburg on June 12.

Middletown James G. LaFleur Vietnam LaFleur Chester E. LaFleur Noyal J. Adair United States Military Academy West Point Pfc. LaFleur Bloomingburg

Handyman Willie Richardson Dies After Fall in South Fallsburg

Willie Richardson a 51 year old handyman in South Fallsburg died after a fall on a street early Thursday police said. Fallsburg officers found him unconscious at 1 30 a m and he was taken to Monticello Community General Hospital with an apparent skull fracture and severe hemorrhages. An autopsy by Sullivan County coroner Dr Sydney P Schiff ruled the death accidental.

South Fallsburg Willie Richardson Fallsburg Richardson Monticello Community General Hospital Sydney P. Schiff Sullivan County

State takes over Regional Market land in Newburgh

The State Office of General Services has seized the Lower Hudson Regional Market Authority property on Dickson Street, Newburgh, dissolving the authority. Legislation authorized sale of the 6.9 acre site to the state for a public housing project, but the Newburgh Housing Authority will no longer need it as Lake Street plots will host low and moderate income housing. The State UD C may outline a development plan soon, with UDC a possible purchaser and additional legislation possible to dispose of land after development.

Newburgh State Office of General Services Lower Hudson UDC Housing Authority Office of General Services Albany State Development Agency E. Lester Mack Wallkill

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Igcoord Loch Sheldrake Old Rt. 17 Charlie Crist Orange County Harold Herbert Monticello-Liberty Charles Royal Handyman Robert M. Like Edward J. Logue Market Authority Dickson Street Evening News State Transportation Department Storm King George F. McKneally Lake Street Oy Id
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