Levy Seeks City Council Seat Amid Newburgh Cleanup Critique
Mrs Mildred E Levy a Republican candidate denounces city hall as wasteful and negligent citing filthy streets and failing sanitation. She faults the current council for no new industry population decline and vacant stores while offering her own services to tackle Newburghs decay and restore pride amid the citys historic beauty.
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Newburgh
Mildred E. Levy
Mrs Smith to challenge Mrs Deane for GOP 2d vice chair
Edna Smith of Newburgh confirms another bid against Anne Snead Deane of Rock Tavern for Orange County GOP second vice chairman. Smith, town welfare officer and GOP town vice chair, cites party service. Deane, longtime incumbent, aims for a fourth term and notes wide support. Election set for Primary Day June 20.
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Newburgh
Edna Smith
Anne Snead Deane
Rock Tavern
Orange County Republican Committee
Deane
Dean
Orange County
Handicapped Children’s Program
State Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs
United Cerebral Palsy, Inc
Deana
Smith
Monroe plan board hears drawings for Quickway apartments
Monroe planning board reviewed pre preliminary plans for Quickway Village comprising 17 dwellings and later 80 apartment units near Forest Road in the R-150 zone. Development would adjoin Rosewood Village, with apartments after homes are built, each unit on 4,350 sq ft. The Lakeville Corp. owns the land. A 50 ft right of way is required for the driveway though plans show a 25 ft street. The board also approved part of Monroe Hills Estates on School Road pending current roads meet right of way conditions and health approval for remaining lots.
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Monroe
Planning Board
Lou Rosefield
Louis A. Raimondi
Quickway Village
Forest Road
Rosewood Village
The
Lakeville Corp. of
Monroe Hills Estates
School Road
Man and
Herbert Jr. Fabricant
Board of Health
John Brocker
Berry Road
Momabasha Lake
Highland Falls voters reject 1.5 million budget for second time
Highland Falls residents voted 385 to 56 against the proposed 1.5 million dollar school budget for the 1967-68 year, a second defeat after a prior failed attempt. Board President Thomas E. O'Hearn said the district will again present the budget and may reclassify items such as Fort Montgomery repairs, band uniforms, and a new assistant principal to address voter questions.
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Highland Falls
Board of Education
Thomas E. O'Hearn
O'Hearn
Fort Montgomery
O’hearn
Flag Day Proclaimed In Newburgh As Budget Voted Down
Newburgh Mayor Joseph Mullin declared Flag Day as city departments to display flags while citizens were urged to fly banners. Voters defeated the school budget by about 231k, boosting the tax rate to 30.83 per 1000. officials attributed apathy and dissatisfaction with the budget as causes.
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O'Hearm
Newburgh
Joseph X. Mullin
Mullin
United States of America
United States
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Bob Pape
Monroe Plan Board
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John L. Agar
Benjamin
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Rye Hill Road
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