Raffa backs Neversink suit stance at meeting
State legislator Joseph Raffa of Neversink rebuked the Sunday Record editorial urging a county legal action against New York City for Neversink Reservoir water. He opposed Greenberg’s push for a lawsuit, urging dialogue with city officials. Chairman Milton Levine noted no official action, while attorney Kleinman warned the matter is complex. Conservationists say withholding water harms the river, turning it stagnant in late summer.
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Monticello
Joseph Raffa
D-Neversink
Sunday Record
Board of Supervisors
New York City
Neversink
Raffa
Leon Greenberg
Sullivan County
Greenberg
City of
New York
Milton Levine
D-Fallsburg
Abraham Kleinman
Levine
Kleinman
Benjamin I. Wechsler
Bernard Dinberg
Dow hosts tax hearing in Middletown
Rep. John G. Dow of Balmville plans a public tax hearing in Middletown in the Common Council room at City Hall. The session runs 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. to about 4:30 p.m. and invites testimony on school and income taxes as part of a broader tax reform effort. Transcripts of the hearings will be shared with Washington legislators.
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Middletown
John G. Dow
Balmville
D-2
Dow
Rockland County
Washington
City Hall
Robber at Dallas drive-in grocery fires shot wound
A gunman handed a note to two employees at a Dallas drive-in grocery this week demanding money. Ronald Egan, 24, supervisor, paid $179. The bandit then pressed the gun into Egan’s abdomen and fired. Jose A. Gomez, 25, fled and was shot in the left arm.
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Dallas
UPI
Ronald Egan
Egan
Jose A. Gomez
Middletown Savings Bank Announces Staff Changes and Dividend
The Middletown Savings Bank reports several staff moves including Howard M. Diver to vice president and Charlotte B. Race to treasurer. Richard W. Cudney becomes assistant vice president and mortgage officer, Robert J. Phillips to assistant secretary, and Don L. L. Bates, George A. Sweeney, Wiliam D. Rider, Robert F. Peterson, Nicholas J. Scali, Joan M. Castello, Donald E. Shaddock, and Kenneth G. Hayes remain in leadership roles. Four staff advance to administrative assistant, and Paul L. Stewart is re elected president and named chairman of the board. Stewart notes the quarterly dividend to depositors for the period ending June 30 will exceed 1 million dollars for the first time.
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Middletown Savings Bank
Howard M. Diver
Richard W. Cudney
Charlotte B. Race
Robert J. Phillips
Don L. L. Bates
George A. Sweeney
Wiliam D. Rider
Robert F. Peterson
Nicholas J. Scali
Joan M. Castello
Donald E. Shaddock
Kenneth G. Hayes
Rhyle P. Durland
Barbara G. Osterhout
Ruth Kurdyla
Ronald P. Ciminelli
Paul L. Stewart
Stewart
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