Sewage Plant Progresses in Wawayanda Project
Workmen from Nielsen Construction Co. of Warwick pour cement for a new $85,000 sewage disposal plant being built by developer Joseph B. Amchir. The facility, two thirds complete, will serve Amchir Heights and Chestnut Hill in the Town of Wawayanda.
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Nielsen Construction Co
Warwick
Joseph B. Amchir
Amchir Heights
Chestnut Hill
Wawayanda
Valley Central moves to table half day kindergarten plan
The Valley Central Board tabled a petition to switch Maybrook kindergarten from full day to half day after attorney Norman Shapiro cited 305 signatures and majority support. The meeting also heard budget additions on dental care and summer school, and approved 10 new teachers for next year amid resignations and retirements.
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Valley Central Board
Maybrook
Valley Central Board of Education
Norman Shapiro
Shapiro
Augustine W. Christian
Louis Argento, Inc
Newburgh
Thomas McGagin
Julius Hoyt
Albany
Gardnertown
Valley Central
Ralph Gennarino
J. West Aldrich
Vincent A. Galle
Wayne Gillespie
Susan Gordon
Paula Lewis
Steven Morand
Alice Murphy
Claire O'Dea
Robert G. Peterson
Robert P. Schrecongost
John Breads
Geraldine Heinzelman
John Arena
Earl Schoonmaker
Virginia Blackey
Alicia Keep
Middletown group rejects consolidation bid
The Middletown School District Citizens Committee voted 9 to 2 against recommending a consolidation plan That motion sought to present a possible district wide merger to the Board of Education The group cited lack of adequate explanation and unresolved fiscal and geographic details The incoming president James Spero noted uncertainty about tax impact and high school effects A subcommittee led by Spero has studied consolidation since last winter A new slate of officers was elected with Leonard Gunning as vice president and Mrs Gaylord Winner as corresponding secretary
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Middletown
Joseph Brenner
Middletown Board of Education
James Spero
Spero Hag
Spero
Leonard Gunning
Gaylord Winner
Johnston wins South Carolina primary for fourth Senate term
UPI report from Columbia shows U S Senator Olin D Johnston winning the Democratic primary over retiring Governor Ernest Hollings by a wide margin. Johnston led early and maintained a heavy statewide lead, with late returns count 86,589 to 44,158. Russell won the gubernatorial race amid a five candidate field as multiple incumbents sought renomination.
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Columbia
S. C
UPI
U. S
Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina
Ernest F
Fritz) Hollings
Johnston
Washington
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Joseph R. McCarthy
W. D. Workman, Jr
Hollings
Charleston
Donald S. Russell
Burett. Maybank
Russell
University of South Carolina
James F. Byrnes
John L. McMillan
McMillen
District of Columbia
Robert T. Ashmore
Afl-Cio Committee For Political Education
COPE
Senate
Strom Thurmond
U.S
Cotton Ed) Smith
Chester Trustees Reject Vote on Merger Move
Chester school trustees last night defeated a motion by Trustee Harry M. Littell for a vote on merging with Goshen. The State Education Department warned against new building plans or long term leasing without a district-wide reorganization or a taxpayer vote. The board agreed to meet Goshen to determine merger form while anti merger groups pressed for a referendum.
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Chester Chester
Harry M. Littell
Goshen
Littell
William R. Conklin
Charles A. Brind, Jr
State Education Department
Chester League For Independent Schools
CLIS
Conklin
Howard V. Stiles
Edward Hochberg
Committee For Better Education
John W. Wyckoff
Nanuet
John P. Johu
Chester
Church Men’s Club Picnic Held Tonight
The Men’s Club of St. Paul’s Methodist Church will hold their annual picnic at Wesley Hall at 6 30 this evening.
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Middletown
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Wesley Hall
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