The Times Herald Record Archives, Jun 6, 1972, p. 7

Letchworth patients move to Middletown hospital next week

The first of 144 mentally retarded adults from Letchworth Village will transfer June 15 to Middletown State Hospital to join a newly created 104 staff unit. The move, part of a statewide plan to relieve crowding, is funded by a $12.4 million upgrade package.

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Mary Anne McEnery Middletown Letchworth Village Middletown State Hospital MSH Harold Wolfe State Department of Mental Hygiene Albany Wolfe Thiells Rockland County Letchworth Harlem Valley Hospital Dutchess County Creedmoor State Hospital Queens Frederic Grunberg Amore del Guidice del Guidice Orange County West Group Sullivan County Wassaic State School Harlem Valley State Hospital Wingdale Willowbrook State School Staten Island Harlem Valley Willowbrook

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Judges and mental health officials meet for better talk

Orange County judges Isseks and Ingrassia met with mental health officials at Arden Hill Hospital to improve communication about criminals on probation. The session highlighted gaps between courts and county services, with calls for more information sharing, treatment guidance, and use of probation data to shape rulings.

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Orange County Abraham S. Isseks Isseks Ingrassia Murphy Mental Health Department Edward O’mally Bernard C. Shuldener Occupations, Inc

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State training schools face employee layoffs

Otisville and Warwick State Training Schools plan layoffs to meet a 1972 73 budget cut. The division expects to reveal exact figures next week as enrollments drop. Union leaders oppose layoffs, urging attrition and cost reductions instead to keep the facilities open.

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Albany Otisville Warwick Milton J. Luger Theodore Scott Civil Service Employer’ Association CSEA Scott Luger

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Church Vandalism Hits Newburgh Day Care and Church

Vandals broke into the First United Methodist Church in Newburgh early Monday. They splattered paint and damaged phonograph records in a Head Start classroom on the second floor and a day care center. Food was scattered after a freezer door was torn off the refrigerator. Principal Vivian Backofen reported the incident to police and described the disrupted rooms and damaged items.

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Newburgh First United Methodist Church Vivian Backofen

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