Student activists restore year round driver training at Minisink Valley
Student council led by William Brizendine collected over 200 signatures after the district proposed summer only driver training. Voters supported the presentation, restoring year round training and showing bipartisan support for youth advocacy.
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Minisink Valley
William Brizendine
Citadel Closes in Port Jervis Straining Salvation Army
Salvation Army Citadel in Port Jervis has shut down while headquarters seek 20000 to reopen and annual drives 4000 to 6000 falter. Ross B Decker asked how vulnerable residents will be helped and urged Port Jervis common council to investigate. A citizen service committee forms to continue aid, but private solutions look grim without local concern.
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Salvation Army
Port Jervis
Common Council
Ross B. Decker
Salvation Army Board
Art Jervis
Congress back pay for Powell backed by Nixon
By Jack Wilson. Congress will grant Adam Powell back pay, arguing a congressman must be paid even if he does not work. Pat Nixon was unharmed when peace confetti fell from a window. Secret Service agents who swallowed teeth are recovering.
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Jack Wilson
Congress
Adam Powell
Pat Nixon
Secret Service
Times Herald-Record Publisher, staff listed and rates
The Times Herald-Record announces staff rosters for Orange County Publications division Ottaway Newspapers Radio Inc. and lists offices in Goshen Monroe Newburgh Walden and Port Jervis with contact numbers. It provides subscription rates by mail and carrier including regional tolls and districts.
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Orange County Publications Division
Ottaway Newspapers Radio, Inc
Mulberry St
Middletown
W. Y
Diamond
the Times Herald-Record
Orange County Publications
Lyndon R. Boyd
James 4. Ottaway
Eugene J. Brown
James H. Ottaway, Jr
Ruth B. Ottaway
Stephen W. Ryder
Charles A. King
Times Herald-Record
U. S. Mail
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Congressional secrecy dips in first quarter of 1969
Congressional Quarterly finds 37 percent of 815 reported committee meetings in early 1969 were held in closed sessions. House and Senate patterns differ, with 47 percent closed in the House and 25 percent in the Senate. Some committees, like Appropriations, consistently closed, while the Aging committee opened all meetings.
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Senate
Joint Committees
Congressional Quarterly
Appropriations
Armed Services
Ways and Means
Foreign Relations
Labor and Public Welfare
Senate Select Committee On Standards and Conduct
House Education and Labor Committee
Carl D Perkins
D-Ky
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Senate Armed Services Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Special Committee On the
House Internal Security Committee
House Un-American Activities Committee
Congressional Record
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