Railroad tie holds up wall in vacant Broadway lot plan
Newburgh Environmental Commission and local merchants seek to revitalize a vacant Broadway lot beside Mason's Dept Store. A city architect says tests show a railroad tie leans against the wall, possibly holding it up for about 12 years. City owns the lot between a parking area and the business district.
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Newburgh
Broadway
Broadway Theater
PRIDE
Environmental Commission
Regina M. Angelo
Jet Roar Disrupts Maybrook Schools
Stewart Air Force jets caused a major noise disruption at Montgomery Marybrook, with Dr. William Moran, superintendent of the Valley Central school district, saying 31 jets roared over the area between 9 and 11 a.m. on Monday.
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Montgomery
Marybrook
Stewart Airport
William Moran
Valley Central School District
Moran
Valley Central School Board
Noise, jet tests planned over Maybrook schools
Moran said hot day and open windows worsened the jet noise affecting Maybrook district schools. Tests and meetings with Orange County and state agencies are arranged to curb noise while the district awaits a legislature bill on retroactive MTA school tax payments for the August 1971 airport land seizure.
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Maybrook
Moran
The
Orange
County Planning Board
State Department of Education
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
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Gasoline Shortage Hits Warwick Area Stations Hard
Warwick area gas station owners report tightening supplies and shrinking hours as shortages cascade. Don's Gulf Service on Carpenter Place Monroe and Lakes Road stations say last year's allotments shrink, with low lead gas scarce and high test rising. Oakland Garage owner Szincsak warns supplies could fail next weeks. Leo Grippe trims hours, caps outsiders at 10 gallons to protect regulars. Toby's Service Station in Upper Greenwood Lake also cuts hours amid ongoing shortage. Local stations hedge daily operations, fearing further disruptions and price shifts.
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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's Corner
Grippe
Upper Greenwood Lake
N.J
Toby
Maintenance workers protest Monroe-Woodbury budget cuts
Monroe-Woodbury custodial staff picketed the Education Center on Rt. 32 to oppose a $9.6 million budget and seven maintenance positions slated for elimination. District officials say three jobs will be cut only through attrition, with four absorbed by others and two removed due to Harriman Elementary renovations. The CSEA seeks to preserve all seven posts and cites district growth while noting plans to hire a career coordinator and a budget negotiator. The Orange County CSEA backs the local chapter, with state support expected.
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Central Valley
Monroe-Woodbury Custodial Maintenance Dept
Education
Rt. 32
CSEA
Andrew Hall
Monroe-Woodbury
Civil Service Employes Association
Hall
Douglas V. Lund
Harriman
John Marchi
Lund
Marchi
Orange County
Karen Zaimes
Ladycliff and St Joseph’s Win State Aid Under Bundy Law
New York Education Commissioner Ewald B. Nyquist ruled Ladycliff College in Highland Falls and St Joseph’s College in Brooklyn eligible for Bundy state aid for 1972-73 after revising governance and program catalogues. Ladycliff will receive about $34,000 and St Joseph’s about $35,000 as private non sectarian four year colleges. The Bundy formula grants $400 per bachelor’s or master’s degree and $2,400 per doctoral degree conferred in the prior year, with 81 private institutions now listed as eligible.
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Albany, N.Y
UPI
Ewald B. Nyquist
Ladycliff College
Highland Falls
St. Joseph's College
Brooklyn
Nyquist
Ladycliff
St. Joseph's
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