Lost boy found after wandering woods in search for deer
Nine year old Alfred Stover and his two dogs wandered in woods near Greenville while a search by state police and volunteers extended for over an hour and a half. A motorist found him on Rt. 6 and returned him to the Greenville Fire House where he was later taken to a Port Jervis hospital for examination.
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Greenville
Alfred Stover
Rt. 6
Ralph Drake
Orchard St
Port Jervis
Mountain Road
R. E. Jackman
Troop F
Middletown
Drake
Jackman
Alfred
St. Francis Hospital
Arlene Stover
Walker
Overlook
State Nolice
Goshen calls special session on town building moratorium
Goshen Town Board will meet Thursday to decide if a year and a half old moratorium on subdivisions of four or more residential lots should be renewed. The moratorium expires Jan. 8, with the next regular meeting Jan. 11. Talks with water supplier Florida Waterworks Co. continue as the town seeks a water commitment. Two letters urge extension, one proposing a three month or longer cap, another asking for an open ended moratorium tied to water and sewer planning.
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Goshen
William J. Flannery
Flannery
Florida Waterworks Co
Glenmere Lake
Florida
Town Planning Board
Newburgh OKs 1973 water rate plan after talk with Stauffer
After a two hour session with Stauffer Chemical Co the Newburgh City Council approved a 1973 water rate schedule amid charges of discrimination by large users. The new plan lowers small user increases to 6.60 and raises large user rates to 35 cents per hundred cubic feet, with further changes possible after January 1. The council also cut sewer charges to 30 percent of the water bill from 50 percent.
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Newburgh
Stauffer Chemical Co
George F. Strader, Jr
The
Chemical Company
Stauffer
Strader
George J. Shaw, Jr
Shaw
Harry G. Hug
Peter C. Patsalos
Hug
Middletown to Renovate Washington Heights School
The Middletown School Board plans to use 8000 dollars in federal funds to restore Washington Heights Elementary for pre kindergarten and Head Start. The district would avoid committing to ongoing preschool if federal support ends next June. 90 pupils are in the program and most renovation work will be done by custodians.
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Middletown
Washington Heights
Middletown School Board Building and Grounds
Monticello man jailed for firing rifle incident
William Little, 37, was jailed in Sullivan County after police said he fired a .22 rifle in his Monticello boarding house room. Officers found 32 bullet holes, six through the exterior wall toward the nearby fire department. No injuries were reported. Little was arraigned on reckless endangerment and held without bail.
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Monticello
Sullivan County
William Little
Pleasant Ave
Walter Ramsay
Jack McCormack
Little
Burton Sedina
Three Bodies Found In Adirondacks Plane Wreckage
State police report the bodies of three people, all believed from California, recovered from private jet wreckage on Cranston Mountain two miles north of Saranac Lake airport after a snowstorm crash Wednesday night. The plane was en route from Grand Isle Michigan to Saranac Lake, carrying 10 to 12 passengers.
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Saranac Lake
UPS
California
Cranston Mountain
Grand Isle
Mich
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Mary Anne McEnery
Stover
Manny Fuchs
Planning Board
Clare V. Bleckman
Harvey J. Fewkes
Hambletonian Park Association
By AL Lawrence
John L. Krause
Krause
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