Action solves problems and cuts red tape for readers
A reader column recounts issues with a Sears tent zipper delayed for seven months, a faulty transistor radio refund, a Tappan stove repair fail, and birth record questions. Action promises help by contacting firms and authorities, urging repairs, refunds, and official records through the Times Herald-Record submission.
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Matter closed in Olenick murder trial witnesses shielded
Port Jervis youths who testified in the killing of Robert A. Ziepke refused to testify further citing Fifth Amendment protections. Pike County DA William C. Gumble called the matter closed, praising state police and prosecutor James O. Colbert. Details of what is closed were not explained, and no further comment was available.
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Stuart Mendelson
Wallenpaupack
Port Jervis
James Michael Olenick
Pike County Dist
William C. Gumble
Gumble
Pike County
Bob’s Bar and Grill
Arlington W. William
Colbert
Harold A. Thompson, Jr
Thompson
Sidney L. Krawitz
Port Je
Middletown CB Radio Club Faces TV Interference Concerns
The Trico CB Radio Club, with 77 members across Orange, Sullivan and Rockland Counties, defends its community role from TV interference complaints. Spokesman Nicholas Bressi says the group will fix transmitter issues, provides TV filters, and supports civil defense, searches, and emergency aid while noting five watt transmitters and licenses are required.
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Middletown
North St
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Trico Club
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By Allen Ericson