Jetport charade charge denied by MTA on Stewart plan
State Senator Richard E. Schermerhorn warned Stewart Airport would become a housing complex, but MTA spokesman David Baxley rejected the claim as baseless. He cited a $30 million land purchase bill authorizing land for transportation uses and noted deeds reserving airport development.
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Newburgh
Richard E. Schermerhorn
Cornwall
Stewart Airport
David Baxley
MTA
Schermerhorn
Baxley
Woodbury
Stewart
Lachlan Stewart
Open-heart surgery set for Cristina Reddington
Dorothy Hufcut a Horton Memorial Hospital volunteer takes Paul Triolo blood pressure. Triolo a New York policeman living in Chester was among 15 members of the Orange County Shields who donated blood Tuesday for 6 year old Cristina Reddington formerly of Chester. Cristina will have open heart surgery in New York on July 8.
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Dorothy Hufcut
Horton Memorial Hospital
Paul Triolo
Triolo
New York
Chester
Orange County Shields
Cristina Reddington
Cristina
Foundation focuses on jetport study at Stewart Airport
Orange County Citizens Foundation moved to launch a jetport study with private funds. Rod Vandivert urged a public plan and opposed large scale passenger service, citing environmental concerns and local planning should govern Stewart’s future use.
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Orange County Citizens Foundation
Stewart
Peter Garrison
Hudson River Valley Council
Rod Vandivert
Foundation
Vandivert
John F. Kennedy Airport
Gov. Rockefeller
Blooming Grove votes to keep three assessors decision
Blooming Grove voters approved keeping three elected assessors by 19 to 7 rather than appointing one full-time assessor. Town Supervisor Patrick Kavanah opposed the plan, arguing a full-time assessor would benefit the town. The referendum had been set by the town board last March.
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Blooming Grove
Patrick Kavanah
Reavis condemns Schermerhorn over welfare city remark
Ronald Reavis calls State Senator Schermerhorn totally irresponsible for suggesting a welfare city for Black and Puerto Rican residents near Stewart jetport. He demands a public apology, cites plans to oppose Schermerhorn next year, and notes Reavis failed to qualify as an independent candidate last November after missing 3,000 petition signatures.
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Ronald Reavis
Richard A. Schermerhorn
Cornwall
RC-37
Schermerhorn
New York
Reavis
Sen. Schermerhorn
Gov. Rockefeller
Assembly
Perry Duryea
Sen
Newburgh
Greenwood Lake voters to decide on 2.45 million middle school bond
Greenwood Lake residents vote Thursday on a binding bond issue for a new 500 pupil middle school and land purchase on about 60 acres. The vote follows a divided series over merger with Warwick Central or Monroe-Woodbury and last week’s rejection of a merger with a tally of 534 to 407. Board members favor independence while Allen White questions the cost and state aid.
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Greenwood Lake
Ray Cole
Warwick Central School
Monroe-Woodbury Central School
Richard Carney
Vincent McGinley
Cole
Allen White
Times Herald-Record
White
Englehardt and
Englehardt
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