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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1967
Page
11
First year Middletown State Hospital nursing students receive caps at promotion exercises in the Rose Garden. Twenty two student nurses must complete two more years of training including hospital practicums and courses at Orange County Community College before graduation in September 1969. Speaker was Mrs Laura A Wishe assistant professor at OCC.
The Newburgh Urban Renewal Agency released the minutes of its May 31 meeting showing a move to keep future sessions private. The minutes cite executive director John S. Stillman and reveal plans for closed conferences despite by law calling for openness. A council vote earlier to urge openness failed two to two with two abstentions.
Mr and Mrs Fred Weithorn of New York appeal to all police agencies in Sullivan County and to news media for help locating their 15 year old son Mitchell who left home about ten days ago The parents emphasize they do not want to punish the boy but are gravely concerned for his welfare.
Heavy rains Friday night washed out pavement at the intersection of Fulton and Canal Streets Middletown as water ran under Canal Street rolling down the hill toward Fulton Street. Lightning struck power lines at 27 Excelsior Ave Mechanicstown causing extensive kitchen and rear damage. Mechanicstown Silver Lake and Washington Heights fire companies responded to the incidents.
Royce Towner is in satisfactory condition after surgery for a fractured skull from a bicycle accident Tuesday. The Middletown boy, 14, underwent the operation at Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York. his father is Royce S. Towner of Carson and Towner.
Newburgh Assistant Urban Renewal Director Jack Present warns children at a demolition site that it is no place to play. He orders William A. Young of Newark to halt wrecking until rubble is cleared. Twenty seven buildings are being torn down.
Allen R. Cherry 46 of New Windsor pleaded innocent to first degree manslaughter in the death of Charles Rice 36 of Scotts Corners. He allegedly rammed a pickup into Rice at a shale bank in Firthcliffe and dragged the body about 25 feet before police say Rice was killed. Bail set at 10000 and case slated for September term. defense by Malcolm Carey.
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