Monticello adopts 590670 budget with fire pay rejection
Monticello village board approves a 590,670 dollar budget for 1962 63 and preserves salaries by rejecting a fire department request to raise three full time firemen by 700 dollars. The tax rate falls to 10.60 per 1 000, aided by higher net assessed valuation. Firemen resignations follow, and a model housing code plus a renamed roadway, Raceway Road, are adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Edward Richardson
Richardson
Albert Richardson
Walter Smith
Lage Board
Smith
Thomas S. Belmont
de Hoyos
New York State
Belmont
Jefferson St
Raceway Road
Sullivan Republicans to nominate Monday
The Sullivan County Republican convention will be held at the Lenape Hotel next Monday night to endorse six incumbents for county judge district attorney assemblyman state senator welfare commissioner and sheriff. If no intra party contests occur there will be no primary in September.
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Liberty
Sullivan County
Lenape
Harold Cole
Benjamin Newberg
Robert C. Williams
Hyman
Mintz
E. Ogden Bush
Robert Travis
Louis Ratner
Ellenville Man Graduates From Hartwick College in Biology
Abraham D. Peritz, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Peritz of 5 Blomer Street Ellenville, earned a Bachelor of Arts in biology from Hartwick College Oneonta on June 10. He completed Ellenville Central School in 1958 and plans to pursue medicine.
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Ellenville
Abraham D. Peritz
Harry Peritz
Bloom
Hartwick College
Oneonta
Peritz
Ellenville Central School
Port Jervis Cornerstone Ceremony at Local Schools
Officials from Port Jervis prepare for cornerstone laying today at Port Jervis Senior High School and Central Elementary School on Route 204. The events will include lists of students and teachers, a 1962 yearbook, construction brochures, programs, board of education names, and press clippings on the $3.35 million school referendum funding.
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Port Jervis
Central
Board of Education
Port Jervis-Middletown
Fire call ends with no blaze found near airport site
Port Jervis Fire Department spent about 30 minutes last night searching for a fire that apparently didn t exist. They were called around 7 10 p m to the former Huguenot airport site but found no fire there. They then checked Neversink Drive in case of misdirected instructions but again found no fire. At 9 45 they returned to Port Jervis.
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Port Jervis
Huguenot
Neversink Drive
Motor Vehicle Registrations Rise In First Quarter
Albany AP motor vehicle receipts rose 3.1 percent in the first quarter of the year, with 4,831,814 vehicles registered, up 145,940 from 1961. Automobile registrations led the gain, totaling 4,205,968, up 124,894, while total receipts reached 109,693,010 dollars.
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Albany
William S. Hults
Hults
Sofa Damage in Minor Porch Fire at Middletown Address
A sofa on the front porch of 7 Midland Ave Middletown was damaged by a fire started by a child playing with matches. Firemen confined the blaze to the sofa in the home of Mr and Mrs E Gardner.
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Middletown
E. Gardner
Midland Ave
Port officials honor winner at Monticello Raceway night
Port Jervis officials led by Mayor James E. Cole and Chamber president Ralph C. Frederick presented a trophy to the winning horse owner amid Monticello Raceway festivities marking the citys 55th anniversary. Alderman Kuykendall and Frank Innella attended. other city and chamber leaders joined the event.
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Port Jervis
Monticello
James E. Cole
Chamber of Commerce
Ralph C. Frederick
Theodore C. Kuykendall
Public Works
Frank Innella
Chamber
Common Council
Albany
State Board of Equalization
Eric Lackawanna
Henry Holley
Kuykendall
Deerpark
Arthur C. Hoag
Hoag
Erie-Lackawanna
Equalization Board
Greenville
New York State Department of Public Works
Poughkeepsie
Department
J. Burch McMorran
Man 37 Held in Rape Near Woodbourne
Ellenville state police arrested Victor Green 37 on a rape charge after a young girl near Woodbourne alleged she was abducted into the woods Sunday afternoon. Green, a chicken farm worker on Route 52, said the girl went with him willingly. arraignment scheduled before Falrs burgh Magistrate Milton Levine.
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Woodbourne
Victor Green
Ellenville
Green
Falrsburgh
Milton Levine
Two NYC Men Admit Petty Larceny in Monticello
Two New York City men Earl Clayton and David Thompson pled guilty to petty larceny before County Judge Benjamin Newberg in Sullivan County after initially facing forgery charges. They had signed a $95 check and were recommended by District Attorney Robert Co. Williams to plead to the lesser offense. Sentencing was tentatively set for June 22 for Thompson and June 25 for Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticell
New York City
Benjamin Newberg
Earl Clayton
David Thompson
Newberg
Sullivan County Dist. Ary
Robert Co. Williams
Thompson
Clayton
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Martin Rice
Miriam Rice
State Supreme Court
Rothblatt
Hanofee
Friedman
Rice
Swan Lake-Ferndale
Brace Block Co
Rothschild
Rives
Mark
Mona
Abraham D, Peritz
Hartwick
Howard MacDonald