Job market breaks for college grads in Mid-Hudson Valley
In 1975 the Mid-Hudson Valley faces a bleak job market for graduates with IBM in Poughkeepsie amid a regional hiring freeze. CPC data show national hiring down 18 percent, with SUNY New Paltz and Orange Community College students adjusting plans. Some graduates with top grades still find work while teachers face especially tight hiring.
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Al'green
Middletown
Mid-Hudson Valley
Poughkeepsie
IBM
College of Placement Council Inc
CPC
New Bethlehem
Mary Louise Farley
SUNY
New Paltz
Farley
Orange Community College
Patrick Sweeney
OCCC
George Shepherd
Steven J. Burkert
Brewster Drive
Clarkson College
Potsdam
Uniroyal Corp
Connecticut
Theresa Bennett
RD 2
Port Jervis
Marywood College
Scranton
Miss Bennett
Orange County
Pike County
Pennsylvania
Kathy Allen
Slate Hill
Central College
Highland High School graduation honors 115 graduates
Highland High School held a front lawn ceremony with Donald C. Baines as main speaker. 115 graduates were honored, with Cynthia Headley valedictorian and Dorothy Draper salutatorian. Mark Scott and Keith Giamportune received two PTA scholarships of 800 dollars each. twenty three other scholarships and awards were presented during a one and a half hour ceremony per Principal William G Miller Jr.
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Highland
Donald C. Baines
Highland High School
Cynthia Headley
Dorothy Draper
Mark Scott
Keith Giamportune
PTA
William G. Miller Jr
New Paltz High School Holds 43rd Commencement
New Paltz High School awarded 176 diplomas as 175 graduates and guests attended. Valedictorian Kathleen Ann Mancuso won four awards and will attend the University of Notre Dame. Salutatorian Richard M. Taylor urged unity between district and community. Eight district teachers helped distribute diplomas in a break from tradition.
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New Paltz
Rirchard M. Taylor
Ana Fomiles
Kathleen Ann Mancuso
Taylor
Mancuso
University of Notre Dame
New Paltz Teachers Assn
Cynthia Lee
Heidi Jane Jewett
H. Kenneth Salenger
Salenger
New Windsor supervisor faces budget barbs in race
In Temple Hill the New Windsor Town Board race heats up as incumbent Milton Fischer draws fire from Democrats and rivals. Candidates John Petro and William J. Larkin accuse the budget rising from 580000 to 925000 and challenge the new zoning law while Sloan Pacione join Petro in a ticket against Fischer and Democrats Alvie Rainey and William Lahey ahead of GOP primaries. Fischer did not comment.
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Temple Hill
New Windsor
Milton Fischer
John Petro
William J. Larkin
Fischer
Petro
Larkin
Council
Eugene D. Sloan
Albert P. Pacione Jr
Richard E. Schermerhorn
Cornwall
RC-40
Sloan
Pacione
Kartiganer
Lahey
Rainey
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Pella
Iowa
Pine Island
Miss Allen
Wyoming
Colorado
Reginald Gale
L Arts Oe
New Paltz High School
Leslie Anne Yeaple
Siegfried G. Bart Jr
Fred Bloch
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