Greenberg takes leave from raceway job
Monticello Raceway president Leon Greenberg disassociates himself from track activities awaiting federal indictment for conspiracy and mail fraud. Board chairman Bertram Sarafan says the move is effectively a suspension to avoid further disruption. Greenberg faces arraignment in New York City next month, with potential penalties up to 25 years and fines of 14,000 dollars.
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Greenberg
Raceway
Sarafan
Bill Lowry Sullivan
Monticello — State Racing and Wagering Board
Bertram D. Sarafan
Leon Greenberg
Monticello Raceway
Racing Board
Grossinger
Liberty
Track Board of Directors
Sidney Sussman
New York City
Varina the monkey shoppers with lonely owner and onlookers
Varina the bean pole wooley monkey enjoyed shopping trips with her owner Mrs Beatrice Pollets while onlookers Sam Mitchell Jr and his son Sam the 3rd watched from the Mitchell store on North Street. Greenberg, 49, president of the track since 1968, held 9150 Class A voting shares and 3994 Class B non voting shares as of 1973. Despite an indictment, Greenberg says he will not resign and the board backs him. A letter from Paul Grossinger returning 4856 for Greenberg’s son’s bar mitzvah at Grossinger’s Hotel and Grossinger’s resignation from the track board were disclosed.
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Varina
Beatrice Pollets
Sam Mitchell Jr
Sam the 3Rd
Mitchell
North Street
Greenberg
Paul Grossinger
Grossinger
Track
Greenberg testimonial dinner still on in Monticello
Labor leaders confirm a June 26 testimonial dinner honoring Leon Greenberg will proceed despite his five count indictment. The event, chaired by Louis L. Levine and sponsored by Histradrut and the American Trade Union Council for Histradrut, benefits the Histradrut Scholarship Fund in Israel. Tickets are 50 dollars with proceeds for underprivileged children.
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Monticello
Leon Greenberg
Monticello Raceway
Louis L. Levine
Israel
Levine
National Public Service Council
American Trade Union Council
Greenberg
Histradrut
mid-Hudson
Hyman Zymansky
The
Hudson
Six candidates seek two Minisink School Board seats
Polls open 1 30 to 8 p m at Minisink Valley Middle School to choose two of six candidates for five year terms. Budget total 6 146 780 with marked increases in transportation operations and maintenance employee benefits and insurance. Candidate backgrounds: Carla Feinson challenger to Richard Golden. incumbents Roland Scholfield Jr Thomas E Marks Robert Johnson James Driscoll Jr. to face off.
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Carla Feinson
Slate Hill
Richard Golden
Roland Scholfield Jr
Thomas E. Marks
Johnson
Robert Johnson
Mt. Hope
James Driscoll Jr
Wawayanda
the Drive
Westtown
Hallam Engineering Co
Westbury
Minisink Valley
Kirbytown Road
Orange County Plumbing Co
Guymard Toke
Beauty School
Middletown
Gregory Road
Round Hill
Washingtonville
Arraignment in Dover Plains sniping case named suspect
Joseph Thomas age 20 was arraigned in Washingtonville Court on charges including attempted murder first degree rape kidnapping and related crimes after a Sunday night shooting in Dover Plains that injured three people and involved a domestic dispute. Police say he used a 22 caliber rifle and a .30-30 rifle during the incident.
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Dover Plains
Joseph Thomas
Dutchess County
Washingtonville
Thomas
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District Council of Carpenters
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Hotel and Restaurant Workers Union
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International Union of Operating Engineers
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Minisink
Maniakating
Wallkill
Feinson
Guineau Hill Road
Roland Schofield Jr
Bushville Road
Orange and
Rockland Utilities
Schofield
Walden
Minisink Valley High School
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Orange Plaza
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