Middletown State Hospital workers vote to strike after statewide call
Middletown State Hospital workers voted to walk out a week after the state announces a June 16 strike. The motion, backed by CSEA president Philip Del Pizzo and Middletown social worker Harry Blatt, passed with a strong majority among about 250 employees at Casa Fiesta. Some urged delaying, citing lack of statewide support and recent firings, while others pledged solidarity with statewide action.
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Middletown
Middletown State Hospital
Philip del Pizzo
MSH Civil Service Employes’ Association
CSEA
Harry Blatt
Csea Board of Directors
MSH
del Pizzo
Vincent Picone
Chester
Warwick Training School For
Theodore Scott
Warwick Institution
Dr. Picone
Scott
Carmen Masanoti
Otisville Training School
Benjamin Graziano
Otisville
Masanoti
Charles Breiner
Middletown Fire Dept elects chief and assistants
Victor J. Lomascola wins two way race for second assistant chief with hat held high as fellow firemen congratulate him. Walter E. Richardson is elected chief and John Kelder becomes first assistant chief. both ran unopposed in the Middletown Fire Department election.
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Victor J. Lomascola
Middletown
Middletown Hospital Workers Fined For Disorderly Conduct
Four Middletown State Hospital employees and union officer were fined $100 each in City Court after pleading guilty to a reduced disorderly conduct charge. They had blocked a bus carrying patients to Hudson River State Hospital, were likened to Nathan Hale by Judge Wilmot Decker, and had fines paid by the Civil Service Employes' Association. Represented by Samuel W. Eager Jr., with Asst. Dist. Atty. John A. Bonacic prosecuting.
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Middletown
Middletown State Hospital
MSH
Philip del Pizzo
Civil Service Employes’ Association
CSEA
Robert C. Guild
Wilmot Decker
Hudson River State Hospital
Poughkeepsie
Nathan Hale
Decker
Samuel W. Eager, Jr
Asst. Dist. Atty
John A. Bonacic
Markovits Seeks City Bench Endorsed by Republicans
Markovits won Republican endorsement for the city judgeship after party committeemen at Comis Restaurant endorsed two second ward alderman candidates Ronald Brown and Zane Vance. Mayor Jerome Markovits, who will not seek a third term, had been the leading GOP prospect for city judge. Wilmot Decker plans to retire at year end.
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Middletown
Jerome Markovits
Markovits
Post
Comis
Ronald Brown
Roosevelt Ave
Zane Vance
Highland Ave
Walter E. Deisseroth Jr
Vance
Kenneth A. MacVean
Myron R. Perry
Arthur Shapiro
Middletown High names 10 top honor graduates Class of 1971
Ten seniorsat Middletown High School were named honor graduates for the Class of 1971 including Carol Brenner Robert Cooper Ronald Dziengiel Walter Gorton Jackie Jacobs Keith Kaback Lynn Lentino Janet Marquez Roger Rodiek and Gary Wand. The district notes a policy placing them in the top 3 percent of the class. In local politics Alderman candidates and ward chair endorsements are discussed with potential challengers and looming re elections.
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Middletown
Middletown High School
Carol Brenner
Robert Cooper
Ronald Dziengiel
Walter Gorton
Jackie Jacobs
Keith Kaback
Lynn Lentino
Janet Marquez
Roger Rodiek
Gary Wand
Reynolds water line progress for Wallkill Reynolds plant
Wallkill officials report minor easement issues delaying a pipe line to Reynolds Metals Co plant on Ballard Road. Town Supervisor Schlosser says wells are near complete and the first of four lines should be ready by month’s end, with limited production cans expected by June 30.
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Crystal
Wallkill
Reynolds Metals Co
Ballard Road
Jack A. Schlosser
Schlosser
Town Hall
Kischel
Reynolds
Andrew McCutcheon
Richmond
McCutcheon
Layne-Hall, Inc
Delmar
N.Y
Frederick S. Kennedy
Scotchtown
Kennedy
Julius Behrend
Monsey
N.J
Behrend
Reynolds Metals Development Corporation
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Mary Anne McEnery
Picone
Blatt
Patriot
Cathie Vandemark
Richard Moran
Cuddebackville
Middletown High
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