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The Times Herald Record

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1973

Page

9

Short Line Maintains Schedule Amid Fuel Shortage in New Jersey

Short Line bus system keeps normal passenger runs across Orange, Rockland, Sullivan counties and parts of upstate New York and New Jersey despite a fuel shortage. President Barnett Rubin cites fuel conservation measures since January, new fuel injectors, and stricter non revenue trips as saving about five percent. Diesel fuel helps offset gasoline shortages, while costs have risen 35 percent over the last year.

Mahwarh N.J Barnett Rubin Short Line Rubin Short Orange Rockland Sullivan New York New Jersey Mobil Oil Corp Rukin

Buckley calls for federal probe into record industry

New York Senator James Buckley urged a broad federal inquiry into drugs and sex in the record industry, mob influence, and possible coverups raising a corporate Watergate risk. He asked the FCC, White House policy office, the attorney general, and Senate subcommittee to investigate. He cited William Safire’s charge that hard drugs are the industry currency and warned against white collar crime double standards. Buckley noted concerns about the drug orientation of rock music and the impact on youth after Clive Davis’s firing and a Newark grand jury probe.

New York UPI James L. Buckley Federal Communications Commission White House Office of Telecommunications Policy U.S. Attorney General Senate Communications Subcommittee Buckley William Safire Nixon Safire CBS Clive Davis CBS Records Newark

Monticello to seek new police chief after Yank retirement

Monticello Police Chief Louis Yank will retire on August 31 after more than 27 years on the force. Village Manager Donald Block announced the board will advertise for a successor, with Lt. Leslie Smith expected to be recommended. The interim appointment will depend on civil service lists and residency requirements, with a 19-member department and several part-time patrols.

Monticello Louis Yank Donald C. Block Block Yank Leslie Smith Police Chiefs Jack Sharoff Smith

Arson Suspected in Monticello Doctor's Office Fire

Police suspect arson after a small fire at Dr. Martin Becker's office on Sunday morning caused smoke damage. Investigators say bottles of flammable liquids were hurled through a window but no one was harmed as the unoccupied suite avoided ignition. Deputies, Monticello firemen, and state BCI aided, with prior suspicious blazes in nearby areas and a hospitalized firefighter from smoke exposure.

Monticello Martin Becker High St Sullivan County State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation BCI Thompsonville Gary Telesky Hamilton Avenue Hospital Joyland Road

Conservatives name chairman in Mongaup Valley race

Sullivan County Conservative party selects Sondra Bauernfiend of Mongaup Valley as chairman succeeding her husband John Bauernfiend who led since 1970. Bauernfiend active in party affairs since 1966 and Bethel town chair. Rosa Panchyshyn named first vice chairman with Frank Fairbrother as second vice chairman and executive committee member.

Mongaup Valley Sondra Bauernfiend New

Summer landfill hours announced for East Pond site

Fallsburg Town Manager Raymond J. Howland announced a new summer schedule for the East Pond landfill near Woodridge. Hours are Monday 8 to 8, Tuesday to Saturday 8 to 5, and Sunday 8 to noon.

South Fallsburg Fallsburg Raymond J. Howland East Pond Woodridge

Shore Line train derailment disrupts New Jersey service

An eight car Shore Line commuter train from Bayhead to New York derailed in Long Branch causing bus substitutions and track damage. Officials reported no serious injuries though a few passengers complained of injuries requiring hospitalization. A broken rail in a joint triggered the incident, halting all northbound and southbound service on the line as inspectors investigated.

Long Branch N.J UPI Shore Line Bayhead New York Branchport Penn Central Railroad State Public Utilities Commission PUC Penn Central New York and Long Branch Central Railroad of New Jersey South Amboy PAC Peyton Andrés

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