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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1968
Page
8
Monticello Central School District voters again rejected a $3.9 million budget in a tense turnout, with 948 to 852 against. Bus purchases and library funding also failed, despite district hearings and a record levy that would have raised taxes by about $8.50 per thousand.
Gilbert Rashbaum installs John Doyle as new Jaycee president and Vivian Romano as Jaycees president at Rhoda Arms in Balmville. Richard Romano named Jaycee of the year and Mrs Jayce Moshier Jayncee of the year in a TH Record photo event.
Highland Falls Central School District residents vote today from 2 to 8 on a 3.9 million bond to finance a new 1,000 pupil high school. Federal aid covers about 93 percent, reducing local tax impact to 18,588.05 dollars annually, with a 31.58 per thousand valuation increase. Construction planned for 1971 includes two interconnected buildings, gymnasium centered facilities, athletic fields, and 175 parking spaces.
About 55 people attended the Tuxedo school board meeting on the 1966-69 budget figures. Voters will decide on a $680,690 budget, a $101,416 rise from last year, with instruction as the largest share at $434,496. The tax levy is expected to total $461,145, raising the tax rate by $6.56 per $1,000 assessed value. Board president Hiram S. Gans cited a $40,000 saving in this year’s budget and noted no state building aid due to independence. On the ballot also appears the name Peter C. Arrighetti.
Florida School District voters approved a 67800 budget for 1968 69 with a 99000 increase over this year and a 4118 tax rate per thousand. They also approved a 74000 library contract for Tuxedo Park and chose candidates including Joseph Kwiatoski to fill the board seat left by Ira Durland who did not run. Voting was planned 7 to 9 p m.
Mayor George F McKneally said the Monday night two hour session at City Hall with NAACP leaders, city council members, school board members and chamber directors produced no concrete results. He doubted further meetings would occur as they accomplished no purpose. Housing and broader black white communication were on the agenda but not discussed.
Warwick School District voters approve a 3,296,554 dollar budget for next year by 141 to 41 out of 188 registered voters. The levy increases reflect teacher pay deals and include 56,000 dollars for four school buses. Tax rates rise to 20.68 per 1000 in Warwick and 52.82 in Cheater with elections today for three board seats.
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