Point grad faces career-long silent treatment
West Point graduate James J. Pelosi, commissioned as a second lieutenant, says the army’s silent treatment imposed by his cadet class may last his entire career. He was silenced for 19 months by the honor committee, assigned to Berlin, and doubts how routine evaluations will affect him.
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Charlie Hughes
Otisville
West Point
James J. Pelosi
Pelosi
Berlin
Germany
Jack Fennel
St. Joseph
West Hempstead
Stabbing cases in court today in Newburgh
In Newburgh two people face first degree assault charges in separate stabbing cases. Alonzo Lanier 594 Liberty St arrested after allegedly stabbing neighbor Rufus McCaster 48 at the same address. McCaster treated at St Lukes Hospital and Lanier remanded to Orange County jail on 2500 bail. Henrietta Stackhouse 22 of 275 Grand St jailed on 2500 bail for allegedly stabbing a woman on Newburgh Free Academy steps. Joan Resnock 17 of 540 Center St required 103 stitches and was treated at St Lukes Hospital.
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Newburgh
Alonzo Lanier
Liberty St
Rufus McCaster
McCaster
Lanier
St. Lukes Hospital
Henrietta Stackhouse
Grand St
Newburgh Free Academy
Miss Stackhouse
Joan Resnock
Center St
Miss Resnock
OCCC awards 406 diplomas in 23rd commencement
In 90 degree heat Orange County Community College conferred 406 associate degrees to the Class of 1973 202 women and 204 men. Edward P. Dougherty praised the graduates while Dr Robert T Novack urged continued zest for learning amid campus reconstruction. Carole Susan Herrera led with a 3.94 GPA earning the Faculty Honors Medal. Approximately 100 graduates earned honors as the ceremony moved indoors due to construction.
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Susan Millen
Middletown
Orange County Community College
OCCC
Orange Hall
Edward P. Dougherty
Occc Board of Trustees
Robert T. Novak
Orange County
Carole Susan Herrera
Ulster County Community College graduates 400 in ceremony
Ulster County Community College marked its ninth graduating class with 400 graduates led by president George H. Erbstein. Among the graduates were six part timers who began when the school opened in 1963 and 65 Vietnam veterans, 17 part time. Associate English Professor James J. Clarke read a poem about fatherhood and loss, titled A Love Song for David A Retarded Son. The event ended with a chicken dinner and beer at the cafeteria as the college announced its 10th anniversary and SUNY 25th anniversary on October 13.
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Stone Ridge
Robert C. Rountree
Ulster County Community College
Rountree
George H. Erbstein
James J. Clarke
David
Erbstein
The
State University of New York
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William Morrison
Paul Updike
James Walker
Cuddebackville
Connie Arthur
Westbrookville
William Macintosh
Otisville-Mount Hope Presbyterian Church
Clarke