Veraldi principal backs open lunch program in Middletown
Middletown A J Veraldi Junior High principal Robert Saunders urged the school board to keep the open lunch option for about 1,400 students noting it reduces cafeteria crowding and improves meals while residents cite vandalism at Orange Plaza. Two student officers supported the program calling a lunch closure punitive.
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Middletown
A. J. Veraldi Junior High
Middletown Board of Education
Robert Saunders
Jeffrey Green
Nadine Maliha
Saunders
Orange Plaza
Richard Bootier
Bootier
Minisink Valley Central High School plans advance
Minisink Valley Central High School drawings will be ready for school board and State Education Department approval within ten days. Architect Daniel Paver of Middletown announced the schedule. Construction bids will be issued by July 1 with ground breaking around September 1. The Otisville merger will shift 7-12 graders to Minisink High and Middle Schools, with Otisville School becoming K-6.
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South Centerville
Minisink Valley Central High School
State Department of Education
Daniel Paver
Middletown
Paver
Otisville Union Free School
Minisink
Otisville
Stewart Airport Likely Share of Metro Traffic
FAA official Robert H. Stanton told Mid-Hudson Pattern for Progress that when Kennedy, LaGuardia and Newark saturate by the mid 1980s Stewart Airport would begin sharing metropolitan traffic load. He cited runway extension plans, environmental statement limits, and available federal funds for Stewart’s instrument landing system.
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Mountainville
Kennedy
LaGuardia
Newark
Stewart
Robert H. Stanton
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Progress
Storm King Art Center
Stanton
McGuire Air Force Base
Columbia
N.J
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
MTA
Trans-Plan
Dulles International
Wington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Mills presses MTA over Stewart Airport master plan
Orange County Executive Louis V. Mills criticizes the MTA for not replying to his May 25 letter requesting a review of Phase I of the Stewart Airport master plan before it is released. He seeks advance copies, regional consultations, and meetings with MTA officials and planning leaders from surrounding counties.
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Louis V. Mills
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
MTA
Mills
William J. Ronan
Stewart Airport
Ronan
New York
David Baxley
Orange
Dutchess
Ulster
Putnam
Carl Mays
Mid-Hudson
Schermerhorn Promises to Honor Cross Party Ban Says Lanigan
State GOP chairman Charles T. Lanigan claimed Senator Richard E. Schermerhorn vowed to refuse Conservative backing and honor Orange County cross party ban. Schermerhorn denied the pledge saying Lanigan misunderstood. The dispute involves Ulster and Orange County Republicans, Doulin, Barone, and Mauriello in a June primary race.
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New York State
Charles T. Lanigan
Richard E. Schermerhorn
Cornwall
R-C
Orange County
Schermerhorn
Lanigan
Earl
Doulin
Katherine St. George
Tuxedo
U.S
Mrs. George
Ulster County
Ulster Gop
Albert Spada
Orange County Committee
Republican
Orange Gop
Anthony Barone
Monroe
Senate
GOP
Tunning
Barone
B. Sears Hunter
Washingtonville
Democratic Committee
Doulins
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New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
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Veraldi
MTA Lethargy
Irks Mills
Goshen
State Gop
By Edmund Klein
Outaway News Service
New York Hilton Hotel
William E. Daoulin
Earl W Brydges
Brydges
Newburgh
Andrew Mauriello
Mauriello
Albany
Pennsylvania
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