Blood Drive Aids Child Facing Heart Surgery
A police fraternal group donated blood Tuesday for 6-year-old Cristina Reddington, once of Chester, who will undergo open heart surgery in New York on July 8.
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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1971
Page
9
A police fraternal group donated blood Tuesday for 6-year-old Cristina Reddington, once of Chester, who will undergo open heart surgery in New York on July 8.
Liberty village to require dogs on a leash no longer than six feet with owners facing a five to twenty five dollar fine or up to 25 days in jail for unleashed pets. Village attorney says measure eases enforcement and will be discussed with Town of Liberty officials on July 12.
Rascal the bay raccoon was wandering Sullivan County roadside before being bottle fed by Thomas Moore of Goshen near Main Street. Village officials passed a resolution on residency limits for policemen and reviewed bids for a new garbage truck and body and for three new cars, with no bids received for the cars.
Neighborhood Youth Corps workers will begin jobs Monday in public agencies, directed by project head Mrs. Eleanor Knack. Budget cuts reduced placements from last summer’s 205, with a $65,000 summer fund allocating 10 percent to staff salaries and 90 percent to corps wages. Workers will earn $1.60 per hour, about 25 hours weekly for nine weeks.
Bethel town Democrats select Daniel J. Amatucci as their standard bearer for a Republican held post and designate a slate including George Ashley Louise Foschino Seymor Eisenman and incumbents Russell Gettel and Gerald Rhyne. The caucus set endorsements and noted salaries while signaling future decisions on town clerk and county races.
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