Travia Defends Convention Committees Against Hughes Attack
Albany UPI President Anthony J Travia of the State Constitutional Convention charged Sen John H Hughes with an unfair attack on the committee system Hughes as vice chair of the Judiciary Committee had accused Travia of jeopardizing the system Travia defended the process saying committees are operating under convention rules and significant decisions are now being made despite fewer committees since 1938
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Albany
UPI
Anthony J. Travia
State Constitutional Convention
John H. Hughes
Syracuse
Hughes
Judiciary Committee
Travia
New York Democrat
Concord Hotel Pro-Am Invitational Golf Tourney Promoted
Kiamesha Lake hosts the third annual Concord Hotel Pro-Am Invitational Charity Golf Tournament July 12-14 with strong backing from Monticello Raceway. Benefiting Sullivan County Community General Hospital, events include 18-hole pro-am on July 12 and 36 holes of professional play July 13-14. Notables Doug Ford, Dave Marr, Don Fairfield, and Ed Furgol scheduled. ticket booths will operate on Raceway premises.
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Kiamesha Lake
Concord Hotel
Monticello
Raceway
Leon Greenberg
Sullivan County Community General Hospital
Liberty
Traceway
Greenberg
Sullivan County
Doug Ford
Dave Marr
Don Fairfield
Ed Furgol
Alfred H. Beck
Community General Hospital
Community Hospital
Callicoon
Resort Association
Seymour Krieger
Robert Parker
Women’s Hospital Auxiliaries
Woodridge
Grant Aid Approved for Queen of Apostles College Dormitory
HUD gives tentative approval of a 1 million construction loan for Queen of Apostles College in Harriman. The project funds a dormitory for 162 women and dining facilities, with 500000 financed by the college. Senators Kennedy and Dow announced the news citing President Mother Mary Aurora.
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Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Queen of Apostles College
Harriman
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
John G. Dow
D-27th
Queen of Apostles
Dow
Mother Mary Aurora
Lomenzo Urges Court Clear One Man One Vote Rule
New York Secretary of State John P. Lomenzo urged the U S Supreme Court to issue a decisive ruling on whether the one man one vote standard applies to local legislative bodies. Speaking at the State Election Commissioners Association, he called for judicial clarity amid ongoing litigation and urged nonpartisan application of reapportionment based on merit.
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Alexandria Bay
N.Y
UPI
New York
Secretary of
John P. Lomenzo
U.S. Supreme Court
Lomenzo
High Court
State Election Commissioners Association
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Catskill Resort Association
John J. Knapp
Parker
Concord Hotel Owners
Ferrara
Forestburg
Sea Food & Steaks
Sullivan County Tile Supply
H. & R. Dell. Props
Livingston Manor, N.Y
Old 17
ICE
the Sporting Goods
Brush & Somb
Sunglasses
Loestier - Newt
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