Notable will departure in Acquaro estate case in Goshen
Louis Acquaro of New Windsor left most of his estate to charity and friends, with $10 to his daughter Nancy Rizzo and bequests totaling $180,000 to Catholic institutions. His will, dated 1965, provoked a contested probate due to questions of witnessing, competence, and alleged fraud. The dispute centered on the daughter’s challenge and a partial early settlement directing $10,000 to her.
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Goshen
Louis Acquaro
New Windsor
Acquaro
St. Luke’s Hospital
Windsor Motels, Inc
Ralph Rizzo, Jr
Nancy Rizzo
AcqQuare
Arthur O. Maharay
Newburgh
Acquare
Maharey
Ing
Rizzo
Dominick Pacione,Jr
Willow Parkway
Helen
Koran
Lawrence Ave
St. Francis School
Church of
Dutch exchange student to study in Otisville this summer
Albertus Martinus Meijerink a Lochem Holland student leaves for the United States July 18 to live in Otisville with Dr and Mrs Benjamin Hill for a school year. Their daughter Elizabeth Hill will stay with Meijerinks parents while he attends school. He is due back July 26.
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Albertus Martinus
Martin) Meijerink
Lochem
Holland
U.S
Otisville
Benjamin Hill
Elizabeth Hill
Meijerink
Martin
Ulster prisoners eye transfer to Orange jail plan
Ulster County proposes moving overflow prisoners to Orange County Jail with a tentative contract. Board of Supervisors saw a sharing plan led by Hempstead Supervisor Albert Durland, targeting up to 3 prisoners from Ulster with over six months to serve. Decisions expected within weeks as intercounty talks continue.
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Goshen
Ulster County
Orange County
Shering
Orange County Board of Supervisors
Lider
Hempconburgh
Albert Durland
Bosré
Sheriff and Correction Committee
Orenge
Goshee Weenesdey
Boerdins
Durland
Ulster
Orence
New York State
Port Jervis
Fred C. Eckert
Lister
Orange
Kingsto
Goshen Lias
State Correction Department
Gepertment
Ien
Vote at eighteen urged for Albany convention
National Student Association president urged Constitutional Convention to lower the voting age from 21 to 16. He argued 18 year olds shoulder wartime duties and should have electoral participation, citing education and youth influence, while opposition highlighted issues of school funding debates and constitutional provisions.
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Albany
UPD
National Student Association
Eugene Groves
Groves
Vietur
Central Intelligence Agency
Tethelvily Bordered
Free tuition bid pits Travia against Brydges at convention
At Albany Constitutional Convention President Travia urged provision of free higher education for all state university students. Minority Leader Brydges called the proposal dangerous and inequitable, arguing it would curb university expansion and trigger major tax or funding shifts. Governor Rockefeller criticized the plan as destabilizing the system’s financing and expansion.
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Albany Constitutional Convention
Anthony J. Travia
Fari W. Brydges
State University
Travia
Rockefeller
Brydges
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Cora Williams
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Blaine
Groves Seid
Vietnam
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