Refunds and a hit and run prompt letters to Action
A reader seeks help to recover a $174 travel refund from Four Star Agency after a Mexico trip. The case notes miscommunication between Fugazy Travel and Four Star, with a stated refund ETA of ten days. Also reported is a hit and run incident where a dog was struck by a speeding blue panel truck. no license number was obtained and authorities offered little recourse.
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Acapulco
Mexico
Marriott
Diners Fugazy Travel
South Orange
N.J
New York
Ed Regan
Mexico City
Manana
Money
Jane Wozny
Four Star Agency
Fugazy
Four Star
Miami Beach
Sheriff's Office
Crispin Estlow
Middletown Boy Finds $20 in Parking Lot
Scott Stack eight, in Middletown police station with a smile, found two five dollar bills and a ten dollar bill in a college lot on Bennet Street. He and his twin Seth and friend Danny Shoemaker washed them before turning the money over. Unclaimed after 90 days, the funds become Scott’s. He plans to buy a bicycle with his ten.
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Middletown
Scott Stack
Scott
Edwin Stack
Mills Ave
Mama
College
Bennet Street
Seth
Danny
Marion Shoemaker
First Army flight lands at Stewart Airport
The first of seven Army charter landings at Stewart Airport brings 195 members of the 101st Airborne Division from Hopkinsville to train at West Point and Camp Buckner. Additional arrivals by DC-9, 707, Braniff, Northwest, United, and Southern planes expected. a C-5A transport was canceled. The weekend also includes 12 Japan Airlines pilots upgrading, with Pan Am jet training. Dune reports strong fuel sales and landing fees generate revenue for the airport.
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Stewart Airport
Delta Airlines
Army
101St Airborne Division
Charles H. Martin Jr
West Point
Camp Buckner
Hopkinsville
Atlanta A
Martin
Braniff and
Northwest
el Paso
Tex
United
Braniff Airways
Mexico City
Mid-Hudson Lions Club
Orange
Sullivan
Dutchess
Putnam
Rockland Counties
Stewart
Japan Airlines
Flight Safety, Inc
Piston
Pan American Airways
Japan
Dune
Pan Am
Local weather and storm update with tropical Agnes drift
Local cloudiness today through Monday with highs in the 70s and a 1 percent chance of rain. Tropical storm Agnes drifts northward building winds to 90 mph and heavy seas toward Key West Florida. City rainfall totals shown for Middletown and Monticello with year comparisons. Pollution watch urges reporting New York New Jersey waters pollution to EPA via 201-548-8730 or mail Gerald M Hansler at 26 Federal Plaza.
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Agnes
Key West
Fla
New York-New Jersey
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Gerald M. Hansler
EPA
Federal Plaza
New York
N.Y
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