Citizens' committee fights Ulster power plant
A residents group in New Paltz forms Hudson Valley Citizens Watch on Nuclear Safety to oppose a proposed nuclear plant in Lloyd, Ulster County. The committee, with teachers a veterinarian a writer and an environmentalist, aims to alert residents within 50 miles and seek safer, well informed decisions on the facility and its risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Foley
New Paltz
Ulster
Lloyd
Hudson Valley Citizens Watch On
Ned Lehac
Lehac
Cape Cod
Putnam judge grants probation to golf club embezzler
Angelina Hawk, 42, pleaded guilty to falsifying business records in the first degree for embezzling about $14,000 from the Orange County Golf Club while bookkeeper. Judge Fred A. Dickinson sentenced her to probation, citing remorse, family impact, and restitution. Full restitution and psychotherapy are ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Cartwright Goshen
Orange County Golf Club
Putnam County
Fred A. Dickinson
Angelina Hawk
Dickinson
Hawk
Orange County
Prospect Ave
Middletown
Michael Garcia Jr
No new leads in Ferndale doctor murder probe
State police said there are no new leads in the murder of Woodbourne Dr. Jose F. Gil on June 2. Investigators identified a man who used the name Sutton as the lure for a phony house call to an isolated Michigan Road site where Gil was shot. The search spanned New York Vermont Canada and Spain where Gil trained at the University of Madrid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferndale
Woodbourne
Jose F. Gil
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
BCI
Harry Reichman
Sutton
Michigan Road
Gil
New York
Vermont
Canada
Spain
University of Madrid
Orange jury indicts pair in forgery case
The Orange County Grand Jury handed up an indictment charging two men with second degree forgery, criminal possession of a forged instrument and grand larceny. One defendant is John Emerson, 19, of West Watertown, linked to two forged checks for 1936 and 1025 dollars. The second suspect’s name was not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Orange County Grand Jury
John Emerson
West Watertown
Detergent phosphate ban enforcement nears full drive in New York
Middletown stores largely comply with the June 1 phosphate ban after a two year prep period. Deputy chief Joel Sachs notes most violations were unintentional as shelves were cleared once phosphorus levels exceeded limits. Statewide enforcement to remove phosphate detergents continues with possible penalties up to 2,000 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Joel Sachs
Bureau of Environmental Protection
New York
A&p
Edward Felton
Patterson
N.J
Lloyds
Jay Sasfai
Joe McBride
Shopwell
Dolson Avenue
McBride
North Street
Louis J. Lefkowitz
New York State
Environmental Protection Bureau
Sachs
Environmental Conservation Dept
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Citizens’ Committee
Ulster Power Plant
Falmouth
Mass
Hudson Valley Committee
Allan Harkavy
State University College
Eugene Eccl
New Paltz College
Alan Schwartz
Jane Sherman
Ioyd
Hudson River
State Atomic and Space Development Authority
ASDA
James G. Cline
Man
Mid-Hudson
Athens
Cementon
Greene County
USDA
Lehne
Putnam
Abraham S. Isseks
Scott Butterfield
Butterfield
Westtown
Orange
Little
Ottaway News
The
Aluminum Association
New Windsor
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Hempstead Rd
Wallkill
Reynolds Aluminum
Rt. 2
Ballard Road
ARP
Route 211
Susan Millen
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