Manor budget up for revote after defeat
Livingston Manor's 1.64 million budget faces a revote Tuesday after a May 2 defeat 308 to 259. The split package includes basic services and four expendable items such as intramural sports and a youth program. The board notes salary talks reached impasse with the Manor Faculty Assn. and insists on holding line on pay.
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Peter Kutschera
Livingston Manor
Manor
John Gill
Debruce
Gill
Paul D
D'Amico
D’amico
James B. Ramage
Rockland
Ramage
Board of Co-Operative Educational Services
BOCES
Flooding Forces Evacuation Along Rt 52 In Sullivan County
Heavy rains in western Sullivan County send a small brook over its banks flooding Hessinger Lake Road and entering an apartment house owned by Jack Ellmayer. Emergency crews respond as water rushes across the roadway.
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Youngsville
Rt. 52
Jack Ellmayer
Hessinger Lake
Sullivan County
Jeffrey Page
Emergency MD staff in Sullivan plans
Monticello officials discuss a 100000 program to fund full time emergency doctors at Community General Hospital. Four or five physicians would be salaried, with fees paid by the hospital, enabling 24 seven ER coverage. Start date could be July 1, 1972, at one hospital location with possible expansion to multiple branches.
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Jeffrey Page
Monticello
Community General Hospital
Board of Supervisors Human Services and
Wars and Means
Milton Levine
Tie Hospital
Levine
Community General
Anthony F. Cacchillo
Liberty
Callie
Cacchile
Cacchillo
Cachille
West Point Produces Rhodes Scholars Again
West Point reports 2nd Lt. Timothy Lupier and Cadet Philip Lindner will study in Oxford as Rhodes Scholars. Their selection makes West Point the fourth leading U.S. producer of Rhodes Scholars, trailing Harvard Yale Princeton and West Point. The program originated from Cecil Rhodes's will.
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West Point
Judgeship race still in doubt in New York primary
United Press International reports a tight Democratic contest for Chief Judge of the New York State Court of Appeals. Jacob Fuchsberg leads Jack R. Weinstein by 553 votes with 1,100 districts uncounted, mainly rural. Final winner faces Republican Breitel in November.
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James Meeks
New York
New York State Court of Appeals
Manhattan
Jacob Fuchsberg
Fuchsberg
Jack R. Weinstein
Weinstein
New York City
Appellate Division
Francis T. Murphy Jr
State Supreme Court
Irwin R. Brownstein
Broome
Oneida
Orange
Ulster
Court of Appeals
Charles D. Breitel
New Paltz teachers approve new school contract terms
The 125 member New Paltz Teachers Association and the New Paltz School district ratified a contract effective July 1 through June 30, 1975. A five percent salary increase for both years was approved, with minimum rising from 8350 to 8600 and fringe benefits funds of 10000 allocated. Corporal punishment will be deemed inappropriate though force may be used to break fights or defend oneself.
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New Paltz
New Paltz Teachers Association
Frank Hamilton
Hamilton
Kingston William R West named Ulster waste task force chair
Kingston lawyer and former Woodstock Republican legislator William R. West is appointed chair of the Ulster County solid waste disposal task force. Legislature chairman Peter J. Savage of New Paltz announced the appointment, with West to lead the nine member group for an indefinite term. The task force will develop proposals to form multi municipal solid waste disposal districts as towns villages and Kingston city face shrinking landfills and rising dump costs.
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Kingston
William R. West
Woodstock
Ulster County
Peter J. Savage
New Paltz
West
Savage
Force
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Sullivan Plans
West Pointers
United Press International
Waste Committee
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