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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1975
Page
13
Editorial urges Orange County Legislature to acquire the 1 350 acre Glenmere Lake Estate for water park and cultural use. Highlights its value at 1 5 million and notes Black Meadow section worth 1 million per park commissioner Graham Skea. Foundation and public supporters back the purchase.
Orange County Legislature faces a 200000 settlement with a contractor over faulty blueprints for architect Paul Rudolf’s Orange County complex opened in 1970. Rudolf adds 39000 toward the claim, the roof leaks persist, and the county must undertake repairs. A rules committee considers a public assembly law to manage large gatherings and rock festivals to prevent traffic and health problems.
Money buys not love but places you in a strong field position. The same men who ignore conscience rarely miss temptation’s whisper.
The page lists the Ghee Times Berala header with volume 19 number 310 dated June 13 1975 and publication information. It notes Orange County Publications Division Ottaway Newspapers Inc address 40 Mulberry Middletown New York 10940 and staff roles including publisher general manager editor and various editors. Also references The Times Herald Record as the official city newspaper and Ottaway Advertising Sales contact details with mail and telephone information.
The speaker counters a Times Herald-Record editorial attacking his stance on a consumer protection class action bill. He argues the bill benefits lawyers, not consumers, and defends positions on No-Fault Insurance busing, environmental laws, and the Equal Rights Amendment. He asserts ERA would erase protections and cites potential harms to women and families.
Residents urge turnout for June 16 special election to abolish the ward system in the Town of Wallkill. Letters praise or oppose the wards, cite past voting figures, and warn against sectionalism while urging a yes or no vote and greater voter participation.
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