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The Times Herald Record

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1973

Page

5

Mamakating Dems divided over New Democratic Club

In Wurtsboro, Town Democratic Supervisor Bennis Greenwald and Chairman Frank Giordano clash over a group called the New Democratic Club. Giordano threatens to block renomination unless the club drops the Democratic name. Greenwald says differences are being worked out, while officers weigh plans to change the club name or restrict officer voting.

Mamakating Dems New Democratic Club Gil Weisinger Wurtsboro Mamakating Bennis Greenwald Frank Giordano Burlingham Greenwald Giordano Gary Francis A. Hanofee Joseph Wasser Donald Baker Gary Greenwald Democratic Club

Newburgh board bids farewell to Rev. Coleman Briggs

Newburgh’s first Black school board member Rev Coleman Briggs attended his last trustees meeting Tuesday. He was defeated by Denis P Marselli of Town of Newby in May elections. The board passed a resolution honoring Mr Briggs for his service as pastor of New Hope Baptist Church. Record photo by Mary Pad.

Coleman Briggs Newburgh Boa Denis P. Marselli Newby Briggs New Hope Baptist Church Mary Pad

Rockefeller vetoes blue law reform in New York

Governor Rockefeller approved child abuse protection measures and vetoed a Sunday blue law reform bill. The new law requires prompt reporting, local welfare setup, and statewide case registry, while the vetoed bill would have eased Sunday sales penalties but was deemed confusing and unenforceable. He also approved drug urinalysis in schools and vetoed a Sunday exemption for owner operated grocery stores.

Rockefeller Assembly Perry B. Duryea

Lawmaker criticizes gypsy moth fight in Pa. budget delay

Rep. William Foster of Wayne denounces the Shapp administration for delaying a gypsy moth biological control program. He cites a 250 000 appropriation to establish a parasite breeding lab, stalled by the Property and Supplies department, as FY action lags. Foster urges priority and notes his district suffered moth damage this summer.

Ottaway Harrisburg Shapp William Foster R-Wayne Foster Department of Property and Supplies DEA Duncannon

Thompson GOP endorses partial slate for Thompson

The Thompson Republican Committee announced a partial slate for November with incumbents Justice Walter Gersten Councilman Jack Sharoff and Town Clerk Emily Fielding endorsed for re election. Henry Panchyshyn endorsed for highway superintendent and Paul Monti for councilman. Incumbent Supervisor Ralph Meyer declined to seek another term.

Monticello Town Fielding Thompson Gersten Sharoff Ralph Meyer GOP Abe Rosenberg

Drug stores unaware of antibiotic recall action

Middletown drug stores say they have not received any recall notice for misbranded antibiotics Principen and Pentid from E R Squibb. Expiration dates and control numbers are required on antibiotics. Some pharmacists question why only Interstate Cigar Co. named in action, while Squibb denied involvement and said its security team is investigating.

Middletown Louis J. Lefkowitz E.R. Squibb Company Attorney General's Office Charles R. Ardolina the Bay Drug Co East Main St Interstate Cigar Company New Hyde Park Bay’s Mack Drug Store North St Pryluck’s Pharmacy Lloyd's Pharmacy Rte. 211 Interstate Cigar Co Squibb New York Daily News

Marjorie A. Koons Obituary in Grahamsville

Mrs. Marjorie A. Koons, 72, died after a short illness at Hamilton Avenue Hospital Monticello. A Grahamsville resident of five years, she was born October 16 1900 in Brooklyn to Thomas O. and Barbara Sherwood. She was a member of Immaculate Conception Church Woodbourne and married Edward F. Koons. Survivors include her husband her mother and several nieces and nephews. Services at 10 AM Friday at Immaculate Conception Church with Rev John Male officiating. Burial in Grahamsville Cemetery. Friends may call Masterson Funeral Home today and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 with a rosary Friday at 8.

Grahamsville Marjorie A. Koons Hamilton Avenue Hospital Monticello Big Hollow Road Brooklyn Thomas O Barbara Eagen Sherwood Immaculate Conception R.C Woodbourne Edward F. Koons Barbara Sherwood Saar Immaculate Concepts Gh John Male Master Son Funeral

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