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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1972
Page
3
Readers describe refunds and deliveries delayed for Macy's Redbook Sears Perma-Last and other companies. Complaints cover defaced addresses failed deliveries uninsured packages and ignored inquiries. The column requests written complaints with documents to The Times Herald-Record for action.
Ulster County NAACP critic Everette Hodge denounces State Sen. Richard Schermerhorn for his welfare residency rule and busing stance. Hodge argues busing serves educational quality, cites national data on school transport, and accuses proposed laws of targeting the poor and minorities. He claims subsidies favor large corporations and notes private academies receive public funds.
Stockholm talks yield agreement to hold a London conference on ocean dumping in November. Christian A. Herter Jr. of the American delegation calls the move an important result and notes nations agreed on the meeting at the Stockholm conference. He says a draft treaty would grant sovereign immunity to warships.
Mrs Sal Donnarumma of 302 Wawayanda Ave. was elected president of the Middletown Jayncees. Officers include Mrs Arthur Parenti 147 N Beacor St. first vice president Mrs Leo McCarey 269 E Main St. second vice president and Mrs Pat Tobin Quickway Estates secretary.
Sunny today with breezes and highs near 60. Tonight will be mild with lows around 40s. Monday brings increasing clouds and a chance of afternoon showers. highs mid to upper 60s. Pollution watch urged. report NY NJ waters pollution to EPA at 201 548 8730 or Gerald M Hansler at EPA-26 Federal Plaza NY.
The discussion centers on forced busing and its impact on students. Supporters claim transport aids access without harming pupils, while critics condemn social experiments and cite long-standing suburban norms. Notable figures cited include Rochester Superintendent John M. Franco and former Attorney General John Mitchell, with references to Angela Davis coverage.
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