New York Legislature Approves 33 Million Aid for Nonpublic Schools
The New York Legislature approved a bill to provide 33 million dollars in state aid to nonpublic schools with a 108 to 41 assembly vote and 44 to 11 senate tally. Gov Rockefeller expected to approve. The plan limits aid to 50 percent of secular costs and targets 592,000 elementary and 188,000 secondary pupils plus 105,000 in poor areas.
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Albany
N.Y
Assembly
Senate
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Kelly
Brooklyn
Albert H. Blumenthal
Manhattan
Air race crash leaves five dead near Wildwood New Jersey
World War II air racing remains scatter a wooded area near Wildwood as four of seven planes crash in a single race with no survivors reported. The scene is captured by a UPI telephoto.
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Wildwood
N.J
National Air
UPI Telephoto
Fort Dix
New Jersey
John Picciano
Stockholm
Sweden
UPI
Lucinda Franks
Peter Freiberg
Picciano
Lodi
Tax package near agreement for New York state plan
Albany and New York City negotiators near a tax package of about 500 million to 525 million dollars. The deal includes hikes in city income and real estate taxes and a potential commuter tax increase. It also binds the state to back 100 million in short term city notes if federal aid fails to arrive, securing 190 million in extra federal funds.
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Albany
N.Y
New York Times News Service
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Cyrus Eaton warns against continued foreign aid and Vietnam war
Cyrus Eaton, banker and longtime USSR advocate, writes in the Wall Street Journal that past warnings about the dollar are vindicated. He argues for halting further foreign aid and military commitments, calling the Vietnam war a financial drain and urging an immediate salvage operation.
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Cyrus Eaton
Ussr
Wall Street Journal
Vietnam
Sunday Chronicle Volume 15 Number 303 1971
Sunday edition published by Orange County Publications Division Ottaway Newspapers Inc Middletown New York 10940 includes home delivery rates 90 cents per week newsstand 20 cents and postal details March April 1971 circulation figures 43 503 for April 1971 and 38 556 for April 1970.
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Orange County Publications Division
Ottaway Newspapers, Inc
Mulberry St
Middletown
Towers Carry High Voltage Lines in Walden Area
Central Hudson Gas Electric Corp and two other firms run lines from Roseton generating plant to Rock Tavern linking with the Southern Tier Interconnection. Walden bureau editor Avery Comarow photographed a centerfold proposal and interviewed sources for the feature.
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Hudson Gas &Electric Corp
Walden
Roseton
Newburgh
Hudson River
Rock Tavern
Walden Bureau
Avery Comarow
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Ohrenstein
New York State Senate
Nyc
Capitol
Perry B. Duryea
Earl W. Brydges
Stanley Stein
John V. Lindsay
Abraham D. Beame
Civil Service Union
Victor Gotbaum
Edward J. Kiernan
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
Net
New Paltz
Eugen Loebl
Sunday Record
Chris Farlekas
Czechoslovakia
Dr. Loebel
Puyruouvcu Wuay
Speed Demon
Wilfred Weiss
University of Alabama Medical Center
Ann Landers
Sheila Babcock
Thosteson
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