Fired man claims complaint about Maimonides led to dismissal
Ross Zito a weekend child care worker at Maimonides Institute says he was fired after repeatedly raising safety concerns and reports of beatings involving workers. Administrators blamed performance, while Zito said union-less status left him unprotected and unable to reclaim his job. He notes a state-inspected van and ignored safety pleas.
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Phillip Blanchard
Maplewood
Maimonides Institute
Ross Zito
Zito
Mongaup Valley
New York City
Eric Sheldon
Maimonides
Sheldon
United Federation of Teachers
N J man pleads to carnal abuse in Tuxedo kidnapping
William P. Hood, 44, Maplewood lawyer, pleaded guilty in Bergen County to one count of carnal abuse to cover a four count indictment. Sentencing set for July 18. Hood faced multiple charges including kidnapping and assault, with prosecutors seeking a severe term. The case stemmed from the 1973 abduction of a 5 year old girl in Tuxedo. she was rescued minutes before Hood's alleged plan to kill her.
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Carol Odevseff
Monroe
Hackensack
N.J
Bergen County
William P. Hood
Maplewood
Bergen County Superior Court
Alfred Schiaffo
Hood
Frank Wagner
Public Defender’s Office
Schiaffo
Asst
Larry M McClure
McClure
New Jersey
New York
FBI
Mountain View Apartments
Ford to Speak at West Point Graduation Amid Tight Security
President Ford arrives by jet to West Point for the 1975 cadet commencement addressing the 867 graduates. Secret Service and Army security teams set up at Michie Stadium to ensure smooth proceedings with White House advance personnel coordinating nationwide contacts. Distinguished guests include Gen. Alexander Haig, Lt. Gen. Harold Moore Jr., and astronaut Frank Borman, all with sons among the graduates.
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West Point
Ford
Brussels
United States Military Academy
White House
U.S
Secret Service
Michie Stadium
Stewart Airport
Army
Robert Johnson
Johnson
American Cancer Society
Philadelphia
Alexander Haig
Harold G. Moore Jr
Frank Borman
New Windsor supervisor seeks second term in election race
Milton Fisher, New Windsor supervisor since 1973, announced re election. He faces Republican primary September 9 against William Larkin, with committee chair Lawrence Bilello signaling no endorsement yet. Budget disputes strain ties as both candidates promise tax mindful governance and service improvements.
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Temple Hill
New Windsor
Milton Fisher
Republican Committee
Fisher
Lawrence Bilello
William Larkin
Bilello
Larkin
New York City
Richard E. Schermerhorn
Cornwall
Rc- 40
Armed Services
Air Force
Army
Brooklyn
Ida Mangini
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N.J. Man
Theodore Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Corps of Cadets
Academy
Mike Carey
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