Seven county GOP chiefs to name Supreme Court candidate
In the Third Judicial District seven county GOP chairmen meet in Monticello to designate one county to nominate a state Supreme Court candidate. Sullivan County backs Family Court Judge Robert C. Williams amid a district-wide push, while Monticello attorney Carl P. Goldstein vows a bid despite Williams as frontrunner.
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Supreme Court
Monticello
Third
State Supreme Court
Sullivan County
Harry Seletsky
Sullivan
Rockefeller
Albany County
Joseph C. Frangella
Albert Spada
Ulster County
Benjamin Newberg
Carl P. Goldstein
Newberg
Goldstein
Harold W. Cole
John L. Larkin
Kingston
Family Court
Robert C. Williams
Williams
Dist. Atty
Louis B. Scheinman
Emanuel Gellman
Scheinman
Jacob J. Epstein
Jeffersonville
Gellman
Gale innocent of arson charge in Newburgh Town Hall fire
An Orange County Court jury acquitted Robert Gale of third degree arson in the Newburgh Town Hall fire of Sept 30. The 26 year old Town of Newburgh resident was accused of using a paint can firebomb. Police testified paint found on Gale’s car matched fire scene paint. Gale alleged beating at a state police barracks during questioning. his attorney argued insufficient evidence of criminal origin or link to the fire. The jury deliberated two hours.
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Ron Gallagher Goshen
Orange County
Robert
Gale
Newburgh
Ned Kopard
Shapiro
Thomas J. Butler
Kopard
Albany
Abraham 5
Isseks
Accidents and ownership details in Roseton suits
Accidents son Jr. 44. of 6 Marshall Drive Cornwall Thompson worked for Burns and Roe Co. the Roseton contractor Central Hudson is not the sole owner of Roseton Consolidated Edison of New York and Niagara Mohawk Power Co. of Syracuse own shares and also are named in the suits by Mrs. Esposito and Thompson.
Gasoline Shortage Hits Warwick Area Stations Hard
Warwick area gas station owners report a tightening supply with many cutting hours and limiting sales. Donald Lukas of Don's Gulf Service on Carpenter Place Monroe warns of ongoing shortages this year. Vincent Buscemi notes two weeks without low lead gas and a shift to more high test supply. John Szincsak of Oakland Garage says hours vary as supply fluctuates. Leo Grippe trims hours and caps outsiders at 10 gallons. Toby's Service Station in Upper Greenwood Lake also trims hours.
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Donald Lukas
Don's
Gulf Service
Carpenter Place
Monroe
Vincent Buscemi
The
Lakes Road
Warwick Area
John Szincsak
Oakland
Warwick
Szincsak
Leo Grippe
Leo
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Grippe
Florida
Upper
Greenwood Lake
N.J
Toby
Eye bank sticker drives for donated eyes
Janet Weiss and Kathleen Jacobs of Monticello help Harry LaValley in Bethel paste an eye bank sticker on his car window. The eye drive is sponsored by six Sullivan County Lions clubs. LaValley serves as Lions sight conservation chairman.
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Red Cross
Janet Weiss
Kathleen Jacobs
Monticello
Harry LaValley
Sullivan County Lions Clubs
LaValley
Bethel
Lions
Bill Lowry
Monticello Youth Recreation program offers summer activities
The United Settlement unveils a range of summer programs for Monticello youths including three basketball leagues for ages 10 to 18, concerts, and outings. Activities also include rock concerts, hiking, and a modern dance class with details available from the village manager at 794-6130.
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Monticello
United Settlement
Jefferson and
Wheeler Streets
Woodbourne group to renominate Fallsburg leader
Josephine Ruderman, president of We the People of Fallsburg, seeks re election at the spring membership meeting Monday night at the fire house. Incumbents expected to be re elected without opposition. Meeting open to the public and Grievence Day Tuesday provides help to file complaints against Fallsburg assessment review board.
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Woodbourne
Josephine Ruderman
We the People of
Fallsburg
Town of Fallsburg Assessment Review Board
Fish opposes new gas tax in strong statement
Washington Rep. Hamilton Fish Jr. of Milbrook Republican criticized any extra gasoline levy as a burden on the working man. He argued a gas hike would hit laborers hardest while the wealthy could absorb the cost and urged reimposition of wage, price, profit and rent controls. He urged stabilization measures and said authorities may not meet congressional calls.
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Washington
Hamilton Fish Jr
Milbrook
Fish
Millbrook
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