Monroe-Woodbury voters contest four of nine school board seats
Eight candidates run for four open seats in the Monroe-Woodbury district with one incumbent unopposed. Voters also decide on an $8.9 million budget and two repair propositions at polls noon to 9 PM in the junior high.
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M-W
Central Valley
Monroe-Woodbury
Board of Education
Rayburn Holloway
Monroe
Barbara Wolgamuth
Dorothy Kasch
Richard Huff
Charlotte Warren
Roland Newhaus
John Rizzo
Rueben Rosas
Edo Bachini
Warwick School Board Race Lacks Dividing Issues
Warwick voters face a tame campaign for five school board seats with no sharp conflicts and no clear issues. Incumbent Walter Lust seeks another five-year term unopposed for one seat. Thomas Lawrence opposes Harry Kost for another. Dr. William Lutz and Dr. Eugene Jaffe contest an unexpired four-year term. The $5 million budget tops the ballot, and candidates push fiscal restraint and tax reform while debating education focus and local tax structures.
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Warwick
School Board
Walter Lust
Thomas Lawrence
Harry Kost
William Lutz
Eugene Jaffe
Lusz
Boad
Lust
Lehigh & Hudson Railroad
Lawrence
Kost
Jaffe
Lutz
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
IBM
Poughkeepsie
Albany
PTA Gift Funds School Projector at Scotchtown Elementary
Edward J. McDermott principal and Philip J. Canterino PTA president accept a projector purchased with a $700 PTA donation. The gift will also finance additional educational supplies for Scotchtown Elementary School.
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Edward J. McDermott
Scotchtown
Philip J. Canterino
PTA
Budget debate and budget vote in Chester school district
Chester Jaycees hosts a candidates forum for school board hopefuls Anthony Marciano supports a 1.315 million budget while Michael Monte urges rejection. Audience questions focus on spending as trustees plan a budget hearing and district meeting before a vote and merger is deemed a dead issue for now.
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Chester
Chester Jaycees
Anthony Marciano
Michael Monte
Marciano
Monte
Citizens Advisory Board
Goshen
Valley Central School Board Faces Tie Budget Vote
Valley Central District voters will elect one school board member and decide on a $6,427,866 1972 budget. Candidates include Dr. William Byrne, Montgomery, and John J. Smith, Fleetwood, seeking the seat vacated by Daniel Dempsey. Burton Smith and Rev. Augustus Batten run unopposed for other seats as the district emphasizes parental and community involvement in decisions. Byrne pledges to reorient priorities to broaden services including special classes, while Smith notes financial experience from West Point as a budget aid.
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Montgomery Valley Central School District
William Byrne
Montgomery
Orange County Community College
John J. Smith
Fleetwood
West Point
Daniel Dempsey
Augustus Batten
Walden
Burton Smith
Oete
Isapalten
Byrne
Tga
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Trudy Tynan
Kasch
Huff
Michigan
Highland Mills
Newhaus
Rizzo
New York City
Rosas
Judith Cartwright
PTA Gift
Tops Valley Central
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