Stewart Airport master plan grant eyed by MTA
Orange County Executive Louis V. Mills hailed a 192 629 FAA grant to study Stewart Airport’s future in the regional system. The plan foresees a 28 644 study on Stewart’s role with local governments to form an advisory panel including Mills and local officials.
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Goshen
Stewart Airport
Orange County
Louis V. Mills
Federal Aviation Administration
Faas
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
MTA
Stewart
Mills
Seaboard
FAA
U.S
Jacob K. Javits
John G. Dow
Balmville
D-27
Local planning board to form advisory panel in Orange County
Wiley is wary as Tom Chillemi cuts, while Williams family from Walden is noted. A technical advisory board will include the county planning commissioner, Ulster and Dutchess planning department representatives, local town planning boards, Newburgh city officials, and school district delegates along with Mid-Hudson Pattern for Progress. Mills reports Orange County will seek HUD funding for an area wide study in cooperation with Pattern for Progress, with a meeting set in Washington Tuesday with HUD and aides to Javits and Dow.
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Garrison
Ulster and Dutchess
Newburgh
New Windsor
Cornwall
Montgomery
Blooming Grove
Hamptonburgh
Washingtonville
Mid-Hudson
MTA
Mills
Orange County
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Pattern For Progress
Pattern
Washington
HUD
Javits
Dow
Catskill study bill passes Senate to form commission
The State Senate approved a bill creating a nine member commission to study the Catskills and propose steps to preserve the region. Sponsored by Sen. Warren M. Anderson, the measure targets Delaware, Sullivan, Ulster, Greene, Otsego, Schoharie, Chenango and Albany counties with a final report due by March 31, 1972 and potential $25,000 governor’s budget inclusion.
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Albany
Catskills
Senate
Adirondacks
Catskill
Warren M. Anderson
R-47
Binghamton
Senate Finance Committee
Delaware
Sullivan
Ulster
Greene
Otsego
Schoharie
Chenango
Ottaway News Service
Anderson
Adirondack Study Commission
Northcountry
Adirondack
Assembly
H. Clark Bell
Woodstock
Sullivan to eye renewal of unemployment grants
Sullivan County eyes renewal of its OEDP and possible EDA aid amid a revived study of unemployment, job creation, and hospital funding. County leaders including Crandall and Bisland seek data from the 1970 census, labor-market surveys, and training programs at SCCC and BOCES to gauge federal grants for new hospital expansion and county development.
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Monticello
Sullvan County
OEDP
Edward Bisland, Jr
Sullivan County
Bisland
Sullivan
Oeop Committee
Crandall
State Labor Department
Sullivan County Community College
Board of Cooperative Educational Services
BOCES
Sullivan County Community General Hospital
Hill Burton
Gald
Tocks Island group meeting set for tonight in Stroudsburg
The Tocks Island Citizens Association convenes at 7 PM at the Sheraton Pocono Inn Col Carroll D Strider newly named to lead Army Corps of Engineers activities will be guest speaker He is expected to discuss the dam project and two petitions urging Congress to speed construction and endorse an environmental study of the project
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Stroudsburg
Tocks Island
State plants food for deer in Blenheim-Gilboa area
The State Power Authority announced that over 18 000 trees were planted to provide cover and food for deer near the Blenheim Gilboa Pumped Storage Power Project. It ties to a unique development plan and marks the first time a utility has funded such game management. The effort targets New Minehill State Park area, part of the Bleitheich Gilboa project development.
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Albany
State Power Authority
Blenheim-Gilboa
New Minehill
Power Authority
Bleitheich- Gilboa
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Joey
Helmut Kimpel
New York
Manhattan
John F. Kennedy
Newark
Kennedy
Mike Carey
Wiley
Tom Chillemi
George Williams
Walden
Wiley Douglas Williams
Tom
Mupotyist
John D. Crapdall
Milton Levine
Fallsburg
Irving Shapiro
Shapiro
Tocks
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