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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1969
Page
6
In Newburgh the NTA plans a 3:30 membership meeting amid a contract stalemate with the Newburgh School Board for the 1969 70 year. President Gerald Schuster says a strike vote is very likely as factfinding drags and most of the district’s 600 of 700 teachers face possible walkout.
Wallkill Garden Apartments in Silver Lake will be sold at public auction July 18 by John Mayo as referee, after foreclosure by City National Bank of Hackensack New Jersey. Tenants will continue renting, construction halted but may resume if sold to builder. bank seeks to rent second building and complete third this summer if possible.
Brewer notes town officials expect Lake Street to connect with Middletown streets and divert traffic from Rt. 211. The Lake Street project borders the area where only one family has a school aged child and one with a baby. Tenants praise well built, well managed apartments with strict no animals policy and lack of play space.
Nicholas Costanzo, Orange County Republican Committee vice chairman, tallies election results from a phone line. The report notes early figures and the ongoing tally as results come in, with attendees awaiting final numbers.
Residents near Otisville Training School seek action after repeated break-ins and widespread vandalism attributed to the boys. The petition pleads reinforced surveillance and measures to stop runaways, naming the Mt Hope Town Board Assemblyman Gilman and state police.
Port Jervis School Supt. Dr. Arthur J. Venezia viewed a turnout of four at the public hearing on the tentative budget as a vote of confidence in the board and district. Board president Dr. Harry Fuller described the tax rate increase as among the area's lowest, but noted uncertainty about remaining at that level.
Residents fronted Middletown City Hall to oppose Earle Nursing Home plans for a two story 88 bed building within tight setbacks. Opponents argued traffic, noise, and property value while questioning legality of zoning. ZBA refused variance unanimously amid tense public hearing and legal questions.
City Manager Theodore W. Maurer has been asked to convene a June 3 city council meeting to hear why the Disabled American Veterans need to push the 150 unit senior housing project at Broadway and High Street from June to October. Councilman Lawrence Herbst said the DAV requires a public explanation of planning status and the extension, noting the original 50 percent tax abatement was granted in a public meeting.
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