School trustee Mitchell faces first challenge in 10 years
In Minisink, Edward B. Mitchell Sr. seeks a third term as school board president despite opposition from Laura May Howley of Mount Hope Road. Howley, PTA former president, argues for more openness and better voter responsiveness while Mitchell cites tax restraint and district growth as key issues ahead of the Tuesday election at the high school from 1:30 to 8 p.m. The district is expanding with a new high school due September 1974 and plans for an additional elementary school, with transportation and site considerations shaping the campaign.
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Middletown
Edward B. Mitchell
Mimsunk
Mitchell
Laura May Howley
Mount Hope Road
Howley
Minisink Pta
Minisink
Phyllis Bramwell
Mount Hope
Newburgh school board sets budget hearing for 21 million plan
The Newburgh school board schedules a public hearing Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Gidney Avenue School on the proposed 21 million budget for 1973 74. Trustees will consider cuts, mainly in personnel and services, and a regular meeting will follow. A resolution seeks 1.5 million in interim borrowing until state aid and taxes arrive in September.
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Newburgh
Gidney Avenue
Newburgh Teachers Association
Monson
Weather and historical notes for June 11, 1973
Mostly sunny with warm humid cream sky in Orange Sullivan Ulster today. Highs in the 80s. Tonight fair and mild near 60. Tuesday quite warm with highs mid 80s to low 90s and a 20 percent chance of rain. Middletown and Monticello rainfall to date are 22.85 and 26.02 inches respectively.
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Mars
Jupiter
Mercury
Venus
Saturn
Richard Strauss
Orange
Sullivan
Ulster
Middletown
Monticello
Florida school board candidates discuss use of new school site
Florida voters approved a 1.7 million dollar elementary school May 10, and three Seward Institute candidates J Yungman Pillmeier Seekamp debated post approval plans. Yungman urged public use of a 40 acre site including a Little League field, Pillmeier backed community access and higher 65 plus tax exemptions, Seekamp favored maintaining current programs and low taxes. All have children in the district and prior service roles in local organizations.
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Florida
Seward Institute School Board
Walter Yungman
Washington St
Little League
Yungman
Joseph Kwiatoski
Stanhope, Inc
Village Zoning Board of Appeals
William Pillmeier Jy
Round Hill Road
Pillmeier
Ldike
Seekamp
Seward Parent Teachers Organization
Red Cross chapter dinner meeting on Operation TOUCH
Middletown Chapter of the American Red Cross holds its annual Dutch treat dinner at Club 211 on Otisville Road to discuss Operation TOUCH. Four speakers share Red Cross aid and training experiences including water safety, first aid instruction, and disaster relief from a North Street fire.
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Middletown
American Red Cross
Club 211
Otisville Road
Red Cross
Whitman H. Brisky
Northwestern University
Eben L. Gibbs
Amparo Marrero
Veraldi
109 North St
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