Police recover body of man drowned in Delaware
The body of Alfred Reinfelder, 36, of Little Neck Long Island, was recovered Saturday morning from the Delaware River near Barryville. He disappeared May 18 when the canoe he rode in with his son and a companion capsized. The two youths swam ashore. Reinfelder wore heavy waders and no life preserver. State police from Ferndale and Middletown recovered the body about 10:30 after a river search that also saw troopers narrowly escape drow ning during a separate motor-boat incident.
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Delaware
Barryville
L.I
Alfred Reinfelder
Pond Siddy
Alfred
Victor Stephens
Middletown
Ferndale
Reinfelder
Jesse Alfred Reinfelder
Gianni Anthony Fazio
Montclair
N.J
John W. Johnstone
Floyd C. Campfield
Delaware River
Manny Fuchs
Phosphate free detergent arrives amid stock shortages
In Middletown area stores the phosphate detergent ban reduced shelves to bare spots though shelves show scattered Non phosphate lines. Finast Shop Rite A and P Acme Lloyds report slow restock with Tide Bold Gain out of stock while Rinso Drive Arm and Hammer All appear in limited quantities.
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Carol Odevleff
Middletown
Finast
Shop- Rite
Acme Market
Lloyds
New York
E. Main Street
Shop-Rite
Miracle Mile
Tide
Daniel Scarafile
Shop-Rite General
Lloyd's
Clifford Parks
Cadet Tallman: West Point’s First Captain Under Heavy Burden
Cadet Joseph P. Tallman, 21, wears the title first captain at the Military Academy as he escorts dignitaries and leads parades. He speaks of loneliness, discipline, long hours, and the heavy weight of responsibilities after his father’s Vietnam death, planning a five year Army career with a Germany duty tour ahead.
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Chris Farlekrs
West Point
Joseph P. Tallman
Military Academy
Tallman
Vietnam
Richard J. Tallman
Honesdale
Beast Barracks
Army
Ft. Benning
Germany
West Point Corps of Cadets
Chris Farlekas