Newburgh School Chief Defends Letters on Discipline
Newburgh superintendent Edwin F. Klotz faces a revolt by several school board members who say his letters to clergy and the town board over discipline overstep his authority. They plan July 17 reorganizational talks to set guidelines, while others defend his actions as reflecting policy and past board stance.
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Levinson Lands Republican Backing for Newburgh City Council
Stanley Levinson, a prominent Newburgh businessman and cinema owner, wins Republican endorsement for a city council seat. He proposes minority business arcades, housing improvements, riverfront development, and cross-party collaboration, citing support from state and local figures.
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Buckley Faces GOP Cold Shoulder to Re election Bid
Sen. James L. Buckley campaigns for a second term while New York Republicans withhold endorsement. Rosenbaum says the party is backing Ford. Buckley clashes with Rockefeller and calls for an open convention. Buckley remains confident amid party tensions and local election concerns.
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