Peace Corps Couple Returns From Colombia Service
Middletown couple David and Muriel Parker returned Sunday from Salamina Colombia where they served since 1965. They aided community development with juntas taught English and physical education and coached sports while living in a modest rented home. They trained in California before departing and noted local openness to Americans grew after two years.
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Middletown
Peace Corps
Salemina
Colombia
David C. Parker
Bogota
Salamina
Parker
Muriel FE. Gatsch
Ernest C. Gatsch
Sunnyside Ave
Parkers
Albany State College
William J. Lederer
Eugene Burdick
Kennedy
Rangley College
Rangley
Colo
Colorado State University
Dave
Latin America
New York State Lottery Hits Rough Start in First Nine Days
The New York State million-dollar-a-day lottery appears to be selling about 50 percent of expected volume. Banks report 4.6 million tickets sold in nine days, with up to one million more possible from hotels and motels not yet reporting. Sales are strongest in New York City but below targets. upstate regions show bleak results. Liberty National Bank Buffalo cites 165,000 tickets sold in over 300 outlets. Syracuse region reports 1.2 million tickets delivered but only 200,000 expected to sell. Federal law blocks lottery ads by mailouts.
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Albany
New York State
New York City
Liberty National Bank
Buffalo
Tax Department
Syracuse
Rockefeller urges keeping attorney general elected
Governor Rockefeller told the Constitutional Convention he opposes making the attorney general appointive and argued the post should stay in the people's hands. He endorsed a Department of Criminal Justice concept, favoring a stronger governor role in reorganizing agencies while keeping the comptroller elective.
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Albany
UPI
Rockefeller
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Executive Branch
Department of Criminal Justice
Crime Control Council
E. Orange
Patterns aims will be reviewed by C David Locks meeting
C David Locks president of Mid-Hudson Pattern For Progress will discuss the organization aims at a meeting at County National Bank on June 29. Pattern is a non profit non partisan regional planning research and development corporation focusing on future development of Orange Dutchess Putnam Ulster Greene Columbia and Sullivan counties.
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C. David Locks
Mid-Hudson Pattern For Progress, Inc
The
County National Bank
Pattern
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