Reform rabbinate opposes officiating at mixed marriages
The Central Conference of American Rabbis adopting a historic resolution by a 321 to 196 vote opposes rabbi participation in any ceremony solemnizing a mixed marriage. The move aims to influence younger rabbis amid rising mixed marriages and underscores a shift from earlier guidance.
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N.Y. Times
Atlanta
American Reform Rabbinate
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Joseph Glaser
Fight for training firemen urged at chiefs convention
Kiamesha Lake New York fire chiefs urged to push for better training facilities and programs funded by state and federal sources. Speakers cited performance standards, mixed paid and volunteer manpower, and potential insurance premium funding to expand training across Delaware Massachusetts and national levels.
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Charlie Crist
Kiamesha Lake
New York State Association of Fire Chiefs
Nixon
National Commission of Fire Prevention and Control
Frank E. Oberg
St. Paul, Minn
Delaware
Amabili
Moulton
Orange County
Massachusetts
McCormack
Hotel worker charged with first degree assault and sodomy
Eduardo Wrigetman 23, a Homewack Hotel baker's helper from Guam, was charged with first degree assault and sodomy after allegedly attacking a 15 year old girl and injuring her male companion on apartment steps near a bungalow colony. He was arrested in the woods near the scene and held without bail for a Tuesday hearing.
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Spring Glen
Homewack Hotel
Eduardo Wrigetman
Guam
Mamakating
Robert J. Bronner
Wingetman
Red Cross Elects Tuxedo Chapter Leaders
Mrs. Edward Northrop was elected chairman of the Tuxedo Chapter American Red Cross at the annual meeting in the Tuxedo Club. Vice chairman is Mrs. John F. Ryan Jr. and other officers include recording secretary Mrs. Anthony Barone and treasurer Mrs. James Wightman. Board of Directors selections feature multiple named members and Mrs. Frank Gioeli appointed Chapter First Aid Chairman.
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Red Cross
Tuxedo Park
Edward Northrop
Tuxedo
American Red Cross
Tuxedo Club
John F.ryan Jr
Anthony Barone
James Wightman
Crawford Blagden
Philip Bullard
Peter Graetzer
Barton Miller
Tuxed
Pollution study links algae blooms to local runoff and power reservoirs
A Binghamton study sampled seven streams and three reservoirs from 1971 to 1972 to assess algae growth. It finds the Neversink reservoir system has the lowest algae counts due to forested upper reaches, while the Mongaup Basin shows heavy pollution from chicken manure and runoff. The main Delaware stem near Deposit has high algae from Mongaup and Lackawaxen discharges. Recommendations call for nonpolluting industries and better sewage disposal amid expanding residential development.
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Binghamton
Pepacton
Cannonsville
Neversink
New York
Delaware
Deposit
Delaware County
Port Jervis
Sullivan County
Pike County
West Branch
East Branch
Lackawaxen
Beaverkill
Bridgeville
Mongaup
Swinging Bridge
Preventive maintenance in Fallsburgh sewer work
John Noren assistant Fallsburgh sewer department superintendent inserts TV conner into a South Fallsburgh sewer. A $36,000 truck loaded with inspection equipment will inspect and seal the town's entire sewer network. Record photo by Gil Weisinger.
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John Noren
Fallsburgh
Conner
Gil Weisinger
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Monticello
Board of Supervisors
Reform Rabbinic Group
Edwin R. Moulton
Middletown
Oberg
Louis J. Amabili
Edward M. McCormack
Ecology OK
Ake
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