Monticello budget defeat again as turnout soars
Monticello Central School District voters rejected a $3.9 million district budget for the second time in five weeks, with an 948 to 952 defeat and a slimmer margin of 96 votes. Buses and a library funding increase were also voted down despite higher turnout, as residents express tax intolerance and fear of state and federal levy pressure.
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Monticello
Monticello Central School District
Crawford Memorial Library
Thompson
Bethel
Mamakating
Foresburg
Fallsburg
Cornelius A. Duggan
White Lake
Emma. C.chase
Wurtsboro
Newburgh Jaycees Install New Leaders at Rhoda Arms
Gilbert Rashbaum congratulates new president John Doyle and Jaycees president Mrs Vivian Romano at Rhoda Arms Balmville. Richard Romano named Jaycee of the Year and Mrs Joyce Moshier Jaycee of the Year as officers praise.
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Gilbert Rashbaum
The
Newburgh Jaycees
John Doyle
Jayncees
Vivian Romano
Rhoda Arms
Balmville
Richard Romano
Jaycee
Joyce Moshier Jayncee
Bond plan ties two BOCES centers to county schools
In Montgomery Valley Central School District officials met with Donald Hoak to discuss a $6 million BOCES bond. The plan funds two area centers near Goshen and Coldenham, plus a handicapped center, with $4.264 million for the occupational center and $1.32 million for the special education center. Cost shared by 18 districts, Valley Central’s share about $66,000, aided by roughly $26,000 state funds. tax rate would rise 0.565 per $1,000 true value.
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Montgomery
the Valley Central School Board
Donald Hoak
Board of Cooperative Educational Services
BOCES
Hoak
Orange County
Goshen
Florida
Coldenham
Valley Central
Supt
William F. Moran
Moran
Highland Falls voters face 3.9 million high school bond
Highland Falls Central School District voters go to the polls from 2 to 8 today to approve a 3.9 million bond for a new 1000-pupil high school on a 34.6 acre site. Federal aid covers about 93 percent, leaving about 1.58 per thousand in local taxes to pay, with completion projected by 1971 and facilities including classrooms, auditorium, gym, shops, sports fields, and parking for 175 cars.
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Highland Falls
Highland Falls Central School
William F. Lamean
Duncan
U.S. Military Academy
Tuxedo Park Budget Vote Promises Tax Hike and Library Contract
About 55 people attended the Tuxedo school board meeting as voters prepared to approve a 1968-69 budget of 680,690, up 101,416 from 579,274 with instruction receiving 494,446. The tax levy is planned at 461,145 raising 86,377 more than last year. tax rate per 1,000 assessed value may rise to 41.78. Voters will also consider a 74,000 library contract for Tuxedo Park Library and establish a 40,000 reserve fund for a building project. Peter C. Arrighetti is running unopposed for the trustee seat.
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Tuxedo Park
Tuxedo
Tezcheir
Tuxedo School
Fabine Beliding
Cengya
Peter C. Arrighetti
Anthony T. Winn
Warwick approves 3.3 million budget in election
Warwick School District voters approve a 3,296,554 budget for next year by 141 to 41 out of 188. A 56,000 school bus purchase passed 142 to 36. The Town of Wick's estimated tax rate rises to 20.68 per 1000 from 19.79. Voters also elect three school board members amid several incumbents and challengers.
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Warwick Warwick
Man- Sele Ear Annyeran
Isabel Paddock
Warwick
Chester
Anne Brozdowski
Grace W. Falck
George Martin, ‘Jr
Melody Lane
Wilbur’ L. Anderson
McEw
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Forestburg
Stewart L Gay
Robin Pollack
Madame
H’falls
Hiram S. Gans
Pacific
G.’ Pucci
Rose Street
Joseph Kwiatoski
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