Action solves problems and cuts red tape for readers
A reader serviced column recaps consumer complaints about Sears zipper delays and faulty radios, a Tappan stove repair fiasco, birth certificate records for foreigners, and local safety issues. The program promises help, direct responses, and a mailed address to send problems for resolution.
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Matter closed in Olenick murder case shields witnesses
Port Jervis youths testified in the Robert A. Ziepke murder trial but refused to incriminate themselves, leading Pike County DA William C. Gumble to declare the matter closed. The statement praised state police and the trial judge for protecting witnesses and noted no further comment was available.
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Middletown Trico CB Radio Club Faces Interference Complaints
The Middletown based Trico CB Radio Club with 77 members across Orange Sullivan and Rockland Counties defends its 12 year service record aiding police, fire, hospitals, and searches while addressing TV interference from weather and worn equipment. President Nicholas F. Bressi says the club cooperates with authorities and TV Eye Committee aims to resolve issues. meets 8 PM on the third Thursday.
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