Ex Middletown priest plans to wed after leave
The Rev. Cornelius Doherty former assistant at St Joseph's Middletown has taken a leave of absence and intends to marry. He has received or will receive dispensation from vows as a priest and may marry in a church with Vatican blessing. He has been living in New York and sources say he plans to wed a widow whose husband died in an auto accident.
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Cornelius Doherty
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
Cottage Street
Middletown
Father Doherty
Vatican
St. Joseph's
New York
James J. Hanlon
Archdiocese of
St. Joseph's Church
Callahan Consolation Wins Lottery Superdraw Prize
John E. Callahan of Cornwall-on-Hudson accepts a 7500 dollar consolation prize in the State Lottery Superdraw Monday. Charles J. Bivona of Bivona's Delicatessen in New Windsor presents the check, with James F. O'Hara watching, after Callahan bought the winning ticket in February.
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John E. Callahan
Pine
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Charles J. Bivona
Bivona’s Delicatessen
New Windsor
Callahan
James F. O’hara
Botens, Middletown Mayor, dies at 56 in Port Jervis
John N. Botens, former mayor of Middletown and head of Port Jervis Urban Renewal Agency, died of a heart attack in Port Jervis at age 56. A popular figure who won three mayoral races, he led a 1965 landslide and later pushed renewal, water funding, human rights, and Headstart in Middletown.
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Middletown
John N. Botens
Port Jervis
Mr. Botens
Middletown High School
Manhattan College
Suffern Distributors, Inc
Middletown First Ward
Raymond E. Swalm
Botens
T. Vincent Foeller
Foeller
Roy J. Hutchings
Middletown School Board
Cold U needs heat Cordier tells editors at West Point
West Point editors of New York state newspapers heard Columbia University acting president Dr. Andrew W. Cordier urge a campus balance of voices. He said a university must foster give and take among all sides and be accessible campuswide. Cordier noted Columbia has built greater student-administration ties and spoke without a prepared text. He avoided critiquing the press or commenting on Cornell unrest.
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West Point
New York State Society of Newspaper Editors
Andrew W. Cordier
Columbia University
Cordier
Thayer
United Nations
Jerry W. Friedheim
Defense
Columbia
Cornell
Subdivision Fight Grows Over Horizon Heights Plans
Monroe-Woodbury School Board and town residents urge planning board to enforce 20 000 sq ft minimum lot size for Horizon Heights on West Mombasha Road aiming to limit to 193 homes. They fear increased pupil load and threaten legal action if plea is ignored.
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Monroe
Monroe-Woodbury School Board
Monroe Town
Horizon Heights
Planning Board
Kaiser and Hirsch
Mount Vernon
Albert F. Mishkin
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