Public support urged for New York burn center plan
Dr Michael L Lewin of Montefiore calls for political backing to establish a major burn treatment center in the New York metropolitan area. He outlines a 12 to 30 bed facility at North Central Bronx Hospital with ICU and pediatric units, noting startup and annual deficits around $500,000. Firemen aim to raise at least $50,000 locally as funds climb past $5,000.
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New York
Michael L. Lewin
Dr Lewin
New York City
North Central Bronx Hospital
Dr. Lewin
Lewin
East 210 Street
Charlie Crist
Weather and pollution notice for New York area
The report notes a weak sunrise today at 8 28 and sunset today. Expect frequent showers or thunderstorms possibly heavy at times with a high in the low to mid 70s and mostly cloudy skies. Tonight and Friday bring a chance of showers with a low in the upper 50s to low 60s and a high in the 70s. Winds southeasterly to southwesterly 10 to 20 mph. Pollution watch urges reporting pollution of New York and New Jersey waters to the EPA at 201 548 8730 or to Gerald M. Hansler at 26 Federal Plaza New York NY 10017.
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Pollution Watch
New York-New Jersey
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Gerald M. Hansler
EPA
Federal Plaza
New York
N.Y
Ex-Neversink Woman Kills Two Children Then Herself
A former Neversink resident, Sharon Houghtaling, 26, killed her two children Harold 2 and Geffrey 1 with a .22 caliber pistol and then took her own life in a Phoenix home. George Houghtaling, the husband, found the bodies after returning from shopping. Two other children outside were uninjured. Police have not determined a motive. The family had moved to Phoenix from Neversink late last year.
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Aziz
Neversink
Sharon Houghtaling
Harold
Geffrey
George Houghtaling
Houghtaling
Houghtalings
Stop sign lock may have caused crash in Newburgh
Police investigate a crash at Dix and Woodlawn Avenues after a revolving stop sign was reportedly removed. C Paglialunga 65 had right of way on Dix crossing Woodlawn colliding with a westbound car driven by Alexandria Andrew 18. Andrew and four passengers were treated and released from St Luke's Hospital for cuts and bruises. Injured were Margaret Andrew 50 Charles Rhodes 50 Mariann Andrew 16 and John Ferguson 16. No charges filed.
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Creek Run Road
Miss Andrew
St. Luke’s Hospital
Margaret Andrew
Charles Rhodes
Mariann Andrew
John Ferguson
Hill Run Road
Port Jervis Delicatessen Beer License Suspended
The State Liquor Authority suspended Pat and Lyn Bakery & Delicatessen beer license for seven days from June 23 to June 30 after owners pleaded no contest May 19 to selling a case of beer to a minor on April 18. Four underage youths were found drinking in a parked car, and a daughter of the owner admitted selling the beer to a boy she believed to be older than 18.
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Port Jervis
State Liquor Authority
Pat and Lyn Bakery & Delicatessen
Pike St
Delicatessen
Liquor Authority
Sullivan firefighters back burn center fund with $200 pledge
SMALLWOOD The Sullivan County Volunteer Firemen's Assn endorsed the burn treatment center fund drive and voted $200. NYC Fire Dept officials outlined the need for a regional center as fires and burns injure many yearly, with about 7,000 serious burns and 600 deaths in the state. A burn center fund committee was formed to coordinate with county and area firemen and the Times Herald-Record, naming members from Monticello, Wurtsboro, Woodbourne, Woodridge, Callicoon Center, and Liberty.
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Times Herald
Orange
Ulster
Sullivan
Smallwood
Sullivan County
Joseph Hickey
John Meara
New York City Fire Dept
Hickey
Meara
Paul Thiele
Monticello
John Bryan
Wurtsboro
William Costello
Woodbourne
Harold Kronenberg
Woodridge
Gerald Mootz
Callicoon Center
Robert Sherwood
Liberty
Sullivan firefighters honor investigator SMALLWOOD HAROLD GLASS
Harold Glass of Monroe, president of his arson and fraud investigation firm, was named an honorary member of the Sullivan County Volunteer Firemen. Glass warned arson will affect all firemen amid a weak economy. William Carlson of Hurleyville was elected association president, with Sturdevant, Hasbrouck, Bodens, Harris, Diamond, and Schaup also elected to various officers and committees.
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Smallwood
Harold Glass
Monroe
Sullivan County Volunteer Firemen’s Assn
Glass
William Carlson
Hurleyville
Gerald Mootz
Callicoon Center
Richard Sturdevant
Livingston Manor
Thomas Hasbrouck
Liberty
Ronald Bodens
Lava
William F. Harris
Pond Eddy
Michael Diamond
Wurtsboro
Willard Schaup
Monticello
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