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The Times Herald Record

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1968

Page

2

Dodd pushes gun bill with NRA tactics in Congress

Senator Dodd accuses NRA of pressuring lawmakers through office visits and public relations while NRA denies lobbying, saying officials do not visit offices and that members act as ordinary citizens. The piece outlines NRA finances, circulation, and nonlobby stance amid gun-control debates.

Dodd NRA Robert C Senate Congress House McEwen Joe Internal Revenue Service American Rifleman

Dow urges religious understanding at Newburgh temple dedication

Rep John G Dow of Newburgh addressed the congregation during dedication services for the Newburgh Seventh Day Adventist Tabernacle. He declared that there is a critical need for religious understanding in the country today.

John G. Dow Newburgh Seventh Day Adventist Tabernacle Dow

Area primaries set for Dem GOP contests today

Area voters will pick two Republican Congressional nominees two Democratic delegates to the national convention and three assembly district committeemen in today’s state primary. Voting runs 12 to 9. Main GOP races include 27th and 28th district nominations with several local leaders and alternates named for each slate. Democratic delegates split between Humphrey Kennedy and McCarthy coalitions with multiple named per slate and alternates. Local assembly and county posts feature contested Democrat committeeman races in the 95th district and related local offices.

Joseph J. Eley New City Edwin C. Lally Sidney Center Martin 3. McKneally Newburgh Frederick P. Roland Hamilton Fish, Jr G. Gordon Liddy 99Th Assembly Ulster County Gerald P. Gorman Gardiner George Majestic Ulster Country Legislature Peter J. Savage New Paltz Kingston H. Clark Bell 27Th Humphrey Kennedy McCarthy Jack A. Schlosser Wallkill Philip J. Rotella Haverstraw Ned Sevier Ramapo Hattie Purseglove Joseph X. Mullin Raymond Phillips Coalition B. Sears Hunter Orange County Democratic John L. Cieslewitz Gertrude Miller Montgomery George E. Whelan Dutchess County Hilary Masters Ancramdale Roger W. Mabie Esopus Milton M

Wasser Not Pledged to McCarthy for DNC Seat

Thompson Magistrate Joseph Wasser, a 27th district alternate delegate candidate, rejected ads saying he backs Eugene J. McCarthy. He remains uncommitted per Sullivan County Democratic Committee and will stay so until instructed otherwise, noting similar misrepresentation by another alternate, Marilyn Troy of Rockland County.

Monticello Thompson Joseph Wasser Eugene J. McCarthy Wasser Sullivan County Democratic Committee McCarthy Marilyn Troy Rockland County

Orange County Legal Aid-C Defender Office Called Cheapest

Norman Shapiro, chief legal aid attorney, told the board that Orange County’s combined legal aid and defender office is the most economical in New York State and possibly the United States. In 1967 Orange spent about $40 per case across 633 defender and 958 civil cases, far less than Rockland County’s $114 per case. Shapiro notes civil work costs are where savings occur and urges continued mixed-office contracting as the most economical public defense model.

Goshen Grange County New York State United States Norman Shapiro Board of Supervisors Legal Aid Society National Legal Aid and Defender Association Orange County Rockland County Orange Rockland Shapiro Dutchess Broome Oneida Renssalaer County Nassau County

BOCES Hearing Sets Stage for Education Center Proposal

A public hearing in Washingtonville next Thursday will review a proposed 5.9 million BOCES educational center at Washingtonville High School. The plan seeks voter permission to build a 1,400 pupil vocational facility a 250 pupil handicapped site and acquire 28 acres for expansion. The district also contemplates purchasing eight acres of the Borden property and an abandoned creamery for a school bus garage with total costs around 65 thousand dollars. voting on all local propositions is scheduled for June 26.

Washingtonville Board of Cooperative Educational Services BOCES Borden

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