New Paltz Budget Defeat Prompts Contingency Plan
New Paltz school board moves to revise and relaunch a $5.08 million budget after a June defeat by 160 votes. A nine item contingency list will fund essential programs during a state austerity budget starting July 1. A Thursday public work session seeks input before a revote.
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Fred Bloch
New Paltz
Herbert R. Fliegner
Gardiner
George Majestic
New Paltz United Teachers
NPUT
James E. Hicken
Increase Seen in Security Deals and Mortgage Money
Lenders plan more investment in intermediate term corporate securities while staying cautious on long term real estate. Saul Klaman of the National Assn. of Mutual Savings Banks told the National Economists Club positive signs point to more mortgage funds, especially for single family homes, with rates likely dropping to the low 8 percent range before year end, but expected to rise again in 1976 and 1977.
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Dow Jones-Ottaway News Service
Washington
Saul Klaman
National Assn. of Mutual Savings Banks
National Economists Club
Kiwanis Club Donates Hearing Trainer to Roscoe School
Roscoe Kiwanis Club president Daniel Baldo helps Christopher Bury test an auditory trainer donated for 500 dollars to Roscoe Central School. The device aids children with hearing problems and is presented to support Ronald and Mrs. Bury’s son.
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Daniel Baldo
Roscoe Kiwanis Club
Christopher Bury
Roscoe Central School
Christopher
Ronald Bury
Paul Updike
Former Det Sgt John Maney to surrender over corruption term
Former Det Sgt John R Maney sentenced to one year in prison for part in the 1972 Newburgh police corruption scandal plans to surrender to the Orange County Sheriff’s Dept early next week. His appeal was denied. His attorney says he will seek vacatur via writ of habeas corpus claiming violation of fifth and sixth Amendment rights.
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Newburgh
John R. Maney
Orange County
Sheriff's Dept
Court of Appeals
Howard S. Finkelstein
Maney
Finkelstein
Ulster doctors avoid strike amid malpractice crisis
Dr. Gerald P. Gorman of Ulster County says physicians and the county medical society favor moderation and will not strike after July 1. Most members endorse the New York State Medical Society plan to form a society insurance company with a $1 750 reserve per member, rather than a public pooling approach. He notes sparse interest in the state pooling option as carriers may cover high risk clients.
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Kingston
Gerald P. Gorman
Ulster County
Benedictine Hospital
County Medical Society
Gorman
Kings
Queens
Medical Society
New York State Medical Society
California Argonaut Insurance Co
State Medical Society
New York
Argonaut
Peter Kutschera
County approves park pool project and court act changes
The county okayed a plan to build a new New Paltz park swimming pool by a 23 to 9 vote with gunite favored over cement for durability. Opposition argued cement could save up to 200000 dollars. The board also endorsed changes to the State Family Court Act allowing district attorneys to prosecute juveniles, and approved studies on expanding the Fire Advisory Board and replacing a Phoenicia Rt 28 bridge.
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New County
New Paltz
Louis M. Klein
Tillson
Savage
County Fire Advisory Board
Rt. 28
Phoenicia
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Donald Belcher
Louis Gilson
Willy Gilson
Chuck Gokay
Christopher J. Marion
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Dean
Middletown
Donna L. Perna
Ralph C. Perna
E. Main St
State University of New York At
Brockport
Perna
University of Rochester School of Nursing
Public Employment Relations Board
Barbara Wyman
Hicken
Ulster
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