Mitchel faces first challenge in a decade for Minisink trustee
In Middletown, Edward B Mitchell seeks a third term as Minisink Valley school board trustee while facing Laura May Howley of Mount Hope Road, a challenger who argues for openness in meetings and a broader view of district issues. Howley, former Minisink PTA president, says she aims to improve public access as the district plans growth, including a new high school set to finish in 1974 and consideration of another elementary school. Mitchell emphasizes tax restraint amid district growth and transportation planning as the district prepares for new students and possible neighborhood schools.
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Middletown
Edward B Mitchell
Minisinksetel Board
Su-Spoam Om
Mitchell
Laura May Howley
Mount Hope Road
Howley
Annyone
Minisink Pta
Minisink
Howells
Phyllis Bramwell
Mount Hope
Newburgh budget hearing set for 8 PM at Gidney Avenue
Newburgh school board schedules an 8 PM public hearing on the proposed 27 million dollar budget for 1973 74 at Gidney Avenue School. A regular meeting follows as the board aims to act by June 30 with potential cuts in personnel and services.
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Newburgh
Gidney Avenue
Harold Monson
Newburgh Teachers Association
Monson
Weather forecast and historical notes for June 11 1973
Mostly sunny with afternoon clouds and warm humid highs in the 80s across Orange Sullivan and Ulster. Tonight fair and mild with a low near 60. Tuesday will be quite warm and humid with highs in the mid 80s to low 90s and a 20 percent chance of rain. Rainfall totals to date and last year are listed for Middletown and Monticello. Notices include pollution reporting to the EPA and several historical political milestones. A thought for the day references Harding and the 1916 Republican Convention.
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Mars
Jupiter
Mercury
Venus
Saturn
Richard Strauss
Orange
Sullivan
Ulster
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
James Cox
Charles Lindbergh
Calvin Coolidge
Atlantic Ocean
Paris
National Guard
George Wallace
University of Alabama
John L. Lewis
United Mineworkers Union
Chicago
John F. Kennedy
Florida school board candidates discuss post‑vote use of new school
All three candidates in the U S Seward Institute election agree the district must focus on how to use the new 1.7 million elementary school and keep taxes low. Incumbent Walter Yungman backs a Little League field on the 40 acre site and community access to the building. Challenger William Pillmeier favors making the facility available to local groups and supports raising the senior tax exemption from 3000 to 4000. Mrs Gertrude Seekamp stresses maintaining an excellent school system with low taxes, noting her long service in PTAs and Scouts. all candidates have children in the district.
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Florida
U. S. Seward Institute School Board
Walter Yungman
Washington St
Little League
Yungman
Joseph Kwiatoski
Stanhope, Inc
Village Zoning Board of Appeals
William Pillmeier
Round Hill Road
Pillmeier
Seekamp
Seward Parent Teachers Organization
Red Cross Chapter Dinner Highlights Touch Theme
Middletown Chapter of the American Red Cross hosts a Dutch treat dinner at Club 211 as Operation TOUCH frames the program. Four speakers share Red Cross aid and training experiences including Whitman Brisky a water safety trainer and Northwestern law student Eben Gibbs a fireman first aid teacher Amparo Marrero a Veraldi Junior High student describing Red Cross relief after a local 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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New York City
Edward B. Mitchell
Dr. Monson
Otisville
Monticello
New York-New Jersey
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Gerald M. Hansler
EPA
Federal Plaza
New York
N.Y
Cisco
OS Angeles
DER
Egend
New Orleans
Aiaamy
Hregtocast
the Almanac
Port Jervis
Florida School Board
William Pillmeier, Jr
Mrs
Gertrude Seekamp
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