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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1969
Page
8
In the background, auction chairman Mrs. Rosa Clark and auctioneer Carmen Parenti study items to be sold as part of the school auction at Academy Avenue School.
A Harriman patrolman and an employee of a nearby bus garage recaptured two 15 year olds who tried to break into Luke's Atlantic station at the Rts 17 and 17M junction. The youths had stolen bus tickets and blue stamps and a 1962 Buick from a Kings Highway home. They were returned to Warwick State Training School with Monroe and state police assistance.
Judge James M. Barry allowed grand jury testimony by Hopatcong police chief Herbartus Jacobi to be admissible in the extortion trial. Prosecution argued the testimony was necessary. defense said it could prejudice the jury. Jacobi faces extortion malfeasance and bribery charges tied to a $3900 payoff and a fire loss claim.
Joseph M. Finnegan, 20, remained in critical condition at Horton Memorial Hospital Middletown after being shot by a Bureau of Criminal Investigation agent early Sunday. Police say he threatened his family with a rifle before the shooting and pointed the weapon at the officer near his home.
A 49yearold Middletown man Frank Holt of 229 North St faces first degree assault charges after a Saturday shooting of William Gould. Holt’s case adjourned by Judge Wilmot C Decker with bail set at 5000.
Mrs Harriet Cole past state president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary assists Miss Joan E Sanborn as president of the Middletown chapter during a Monday evening installation ceremony Mrs William Carrick steps into junior past role observing on the right
Chester planners granted a building permit for a new fuel oil distributorship. William Barth requested authorization for a 24 by 100 foot building and two above ground storage tanks 12 by 25 feet each. The site lies in a heavy industrial zone and a buyer awaits closing.
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