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"NASSAU'S LARGEST WEEKLY"
rivCBr v#i% I BALDWIN McRftiCK
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astli Y«ar, Mo. 11 FBEp»QaT, N.Y» THIKiSIIIIY. Jia.Y ^ l i^
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Cfaa^ eanptfuliMi BA^^dsr Stpcif« •ftor mmt^bm U n fai u
]»f &• ddb and ww piMtBiad wilh s ^ lu«pi9* sat* Afiilr
LsRt Offers Debate
Plan to Lowenstein
Stete S^. Nwrnui F. hem,
RepubUean omd^fate fcr Ckw-gress,
has offiered his OemocratiG
steln, the opporttsiity to partkt-pate
in a series ctf 10 can^migii
deba^ &cmm the ^h Osxai^m-sional
Dlstarict of Nassau Counts-
Li^it, who has begun reBeivitig
invitattos to m^e pi«-i^ctifw
appearances tiiiroughout the dis­trict,
belieiiraM that imte^ should
deteraibie ^ ^ pi^mex^ on fte
basis oi both candidates' pktfonn
posited, «id has adced X^iwen'
stein's eo(^»tion in sitording
the public an opportunity to par­ticipate
in a ftiU hearing on is­sues
if niaJN»' conc^n.
Lent requi^ted that a non-partisen
men^r si the league
fil WwAfai Vipers he prannnlttied
to moderate such debates, 'in
order tti i^mointee a d^nowstle
i^rum in tm envfa^Mimenf free
irom disruftion."
in a l e t t ^ A r e ^ ^ to I^rar «t-1
stein's district lUde, Lenfs cain>
paign manager, I^ul Lynch, asked
tor his op^ment's ccmcunrtnce aa
detote pr^^ure. If Lowenstein
agreffi. Lynch plans to schedule
an ^ictoMe ge^M^ie distr&u-tion
ii affiraa-ant^ in mdest tiut
all Sth CJ3. vot^B will be a l^
to attend teunn at l€«»itb>ns in
or near their nei^iborhoods.
He asks Out att orgmlzatloiis
int^^ied to ^omorix^ candi­dates
forunut put their requests
in l e t i ^ kmm, OBming iM d ^,
place and tlaM, i ^ inward to
Mr. Paul Liynch, 1000 Franklin
Avenue, GmdBn €My, fa^ Aug. 1.
AU raqueite will Iw an^^sed Igr
August IS.
John Mack, colunuist ^<KU
i S l ^ ^ "^iBstde E^reeporl" wm
result in Augvmt.
Warrell Resigns
m. C^Mq^r J. WftTf^ siip^uit^diml ^ Wwmpmt
schoote for tiie past ixjm years, has resided hte post, It wm
moimmo&i today. '
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Dr. WarreU, a resM^t of Boosevelt, annoimced he had
f « i i ^ ^ flPMi Urn p<»t be h # i sAmm 11^ to fteeept m poet
with ft NcoA ^§m steol d^ricl.
During Us 17 yeais M s ^ n ^ in the i^eepurt s c ^ ^ d^
lrkt» I^. WMTOU ^rved as teller, ^neipd, a^ataol aiipaiw
totendent and supedntradent
FoUowltig a ear^d re^lnr
Hi Oe Smat 18ii «i^» ^ » ^
port's Board of Education has
cte^ted to ^ ^ vai&T ^ eroval i i a s^^tly mo(iU^d
udget proposal on ThursKii^,
Jvif 9m.
^ ^ t c a t l o n te t h ^ not per-manoitly
registi»ed wiU be held
voting will be at all designated
polling tiaras on the foUtm^
'SkamHitty, IiUy % iixmk ? am, to
9 p.ni.
fbe Board ctf lkiui»^in k In
unraimma acoeaA ti{at Ite bi^l^t
is fiscally SOIIQ4 mA continues to
pamMB l a r . a pofprwn of Mfa*-
cattmal ew^U^oi l(W Wre^m^
sdiool chlldim NewJynelect^
}b(Mnl m^iber ^ewart Yamxv&t
mm eoiwidted bi tiie peepai^iten
vd this revised budget.
3 t e cart of teai^)or&ig pdv^s
and parochial school students be>
yond the mandatexy lO-mHe ^ t e
liwi^ iraetoded it ^ a ori^ia]
budget of Auie IS, tim been pimi-ed
cm a sqparale propo^ton. UMa
| ^ ? 1 9 ttmm. ptm^ea ^masj^^'
tton for ^ students in grades
1-ia. Cost.per student rang@i
from a Im of ffS to a high td
$1^0.
I t e b(^id was reluctent to le-n^
yve thto Mem tmm the regiAo-budget,
but felt that *^e BmaU
number of studmts sf M iMKle
it durable to a ^ voti. ippKMml
of the expenditure. This ^ m-p^
Uly m ^xtm a c h i ^ ^ in ^bm
State aid fortraula means tiiat
reimbursement to the district will
i^pproadma^ on^ 10% of thte
transportotimi co^.
The previous budget proporal
t u m ^ doim 1^ the v&teats Ad
not include final figures since
en^E^ee gtaaps were stUl ne­gotiating
wltti the Bosxd of Edu­cation.
The July 9 budget joo-posal
wiU include all siJ^ry ^t-t
t o i ^ t s and is eonv>tote fa e ^ ^
catagory. It calls for a tax rate
of I8.4SS p ^ h^dred doUara itf
asi^^d valuatiM. , • '
Sdhool o^^dals stresKd that
votcra wUl to K^dity, %i viMiag
on me itflQwtog"tnii|^ ttpns
on July 9tti.ll^mlfaa| wouM be
eUi^nati^ ms&i m^m^:
closed; ftee t«Ktbooks<Hrental
d ^ ^ par 4MSAi ai^^ca-'mQ
jschcwl teams or ^ibsi tran«pi»>-,
tation^-eliminati^ isuter 2 mUa
In h^t mnimt t t ew la t-tS; mm
(Continued on page 6)
W^^'^MnS
ftwi»«qy««ti piiffiitf iMoies at fha WrnigaiHiW Pi^' TiliwfffTilfflitf^
GMBcan imialted aia (seated) WJBtbtd Bfo^i. Sm0lia^WnSBmm
g* i^i«^te. iiiiiililiiiti Ciiaidas T. IMtnliiTfi tfiiiiiai t««MM—i
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Freeport High
Qraduates 501
Lent Tn Spsak
Sen. Homian Lept wiQ he Oie
ftuwt qE>^i^ at mtm Hani*,
. d ^ - in«^^g - - ^ ^ P Wte^tm
*»ce# by !%!„ ^iaitei^ "ilil
Jt?#p Jtoir .¥#k IMt le^dii,
tlw.actloii.i«wlCMellto«e b
A rain delay forced Fnwqwrt
lip#i Sebwd to ^ B t p i ^ gcail^-
tion cerfflionies for SOI gradrates
from Suiulay, June 21, until Mon-dmw,
June M. L ^ by iMMrd p r u ­dent
Joseph McAndrews, the
at^demic proconion began at S
pjm. undn* oiwr»st tMm,
Accompanying Mr. McAn-
(tews wmm b<wM members Ji^n
Simdes aiHl Thcmas O. Moore, as
well as Siqperintendeot oi Schools
I^. Ciirtetoph«r J. Warreli Wr,
Albert Senken, Freqiort fflgn
SciMol Principal, led the SOI
nMmb^a wi the Gism ^ 107(L
Top sdiolars of the dass were
I^nna ^^enlwrfe ^^dnilctoriim,
and Lens Pall^ibso, ^^tato^m.
Hie top tm per cent of the cla^
fM ol litem bMl fo^^ipiar i^i-d^
iA: mmm^^ over 90 per e^t,
were:
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Wma^Mota, John JMjum, ^msi
Rosen. Karen Larson, Mafflyn ^
mm?* timdsl Wives, f o r t e s WA"
brat, Alan Bier, ^Aiele Wi^i|er -
and JoM Stiuto. '' *
Also. ^ 1 ^ l ^ a m ^ Miiinusl
Diringer, Gary Shadier, fli^iuu
I%odsh^, N a ^ W ^ ^ &amm
inanoir, Peter Fottlioft - ^ e l
J^i^HBl^ Mam t^am, MsJSfSns^. .
iMH^e, Mmey Ti^pm^: ]^i^m-.''^§'?.
Thompson, Lois.
Imgwm, maim ' _ p i t t ^ ^ d " " ' g to
and Robert KanzIfer,^/•'•^'^'''^•YI-.•^•^lyi•H
Also, ftiseM mmm£^^'
jysdetson. M i ^
SUvenna^ Shf^ Sii
DrutaMB, Uaiis ] M i l | | i # ;
elB Seb«r, Uaftaift
Isene &«^wea, ^ t r ^
Lanier, Debweidi Silil^^;
Ymam I^tner, Linda W&neMOt
Bavfd Zl^enziger, Bev^ly Cavai-c
a ^ Oi^tnab Abrahimi^ Se>lSi#hiz^ SJ^^taw
Leader Changes Haiidi
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