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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1966
Page
8
Jet DeWit and Christopher Van Fleet prepare to leave Middletown for Holland on Wednesday. DeWit has spent the past year in Middletown under the Middletown Kiwanis Club sponsorship and is returning home. Van Fleet will spend the next school year in Holland.
Walden Village Board held three hearings on water and sewer projects as well as two proposed codes for unsafe buildings housing and fire prevention. The Spence Engineering Co property near Montgomery was annexed and assessed for a 40 000 square foot factory costing about 500 000 with 15 year bonds eyed to cover sewer water costs. Green light for Ivy Hill assessments totals 35485 with federal and local funding and two hearings. A 90 000 Edmunds Lane water sewer project seeks 50 percent federal aid with assessments on benefiting properties. CATV franchise applications extended two weeks with four applications on file.
The Newburgh Board of Education adopts an all time high budget of 11.3 million, up 1.1 million from the current year, with salaries rising and staff additions possible. The district may see a tax rate hike to cover 1.1 million disbursement increases, prognosis depending on area assessments. Retirement of Newburgh Free Academy Principal Robert D Fowler is announced, effective Sept 30 after 41 years in the district. Fowler, 63, began at NFA in 1925 and rose to principal in 1952, leaving a 19,000 annual post.
Chester School Board refuses final $77 000 payment to Louis Nuzzo for the $770 000 addition, citing unfinished items on a punch list. A 10 percent holdback follows prior disputes over delays and postdeadline deductions. The district also discussed building a bus garage and accepted resignations and appointments, including Harriet Beers and Carol Hendrickson.
An 18 year old man will be granted a new trial before Peace Justice Charles J Dassori of Wawayanda after claiming he lacked counsel when he pleaded guilty to petty larceny. Douglas J Stortz also granted a new trial after pleading guilty and paying a $15 fine. The affidavits suggest Dassori acted in light of a recent U S Supreme Court decision on suspects rights. Stortz alleges arrest by Mitchell P Yanik on May 19 and that he was not represented and did not know counsel could be assigned. He says he was nervous upset and under mental strain during the proceedings.
Governor Rockefeller signed a compromise measure boosting state aid to public schools by 100 million dollars for the next school year starting July 1. The plan, backed by Assembly Speaker Anthony Travia, fills a negotiated gap between the Senate and the Assembly. New York City's share is about 30 million dollars, and the per pupil operating aid ceiling rises from 600 to 660.
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