Scouts Harvest Awards At Echo Lake Camp
Scouts from Troop 331 at Echo Lake Camp earned merit badges and skill awards led by Dale D. Salin with advisers Gratz and Wood. Notable honors include rowing and archery badges, several achieving first class, and two members joining the Order of the Arrow. Other notes cover Kiwanis awards, attendance pins, and distant troop visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
B.S.A
Echo Lake
Dale D. Salin
Bob (Hornet) Gratz
John Wood
Bobby Gratz
Order of the Arrow
Allen Beebe
Herbert Gall
Mike Jones
Donald Wood
David Kosche
Marc Evans
Patrick Harris
Doug Castle
Scott Watson
Leroy Gratz
Dean Stratton
David Percey
James Watson
Steven Kosche
New York City
James Lewis
Britain
Norway
France
Poland
Hoosick Falls convention in Rochester honors veterans,Auxiliaries
Hoosick Falls delegates join Rochester for a department convention where Mrs. Warren leads the Hoosick Falls American Legion Auxiliary and holds multiple posts in regional auxiliaries. The report also notes a July 29 wedding and hospital admissions, plus regents dates at Hoosick Falls Central School and a two week Alcohol Education Workshop attended by local nurses and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma H. Warren
Green Island
Hoosick Falls
New York State Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of
Elizabeth Holmes
Rita Jones
New York State University College of Arts and Sciences
Plattsburgh
N.Y
New York State Mental Health Department
Hoosick Falls man electrocuted in treework accident
Perry G. DiMaggio 28 of 12 Hurley St Hoosick Falls was electrocuted while removing a saw from a high power line along Route 313 in Jackson Town near noon Tuesday. He died en route to Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge. Funeral arrangements are by Mahar Funeral Home Hoosick Falls with services Friday at his mother in law’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Perry G. DiMaggio
Hurley St
Brownell
Jackson
Salem
DiMaggio
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Charles H. Cole
Washington County
Mahar
Nothing-Can-Stop-Me-From-Saving Account Sale
The Nothing-Can-Stop-Me-From-Saving Account promises automatic weekly or monthly savings to counter rising costs and encourage consistent deposits. The bank guarantees help to save with a flexible schedule tailored to the customer.
Leahy Attacks Nixon Over Economic Policy
Vermont Democrat Patrick J. Leahy, running for the U.S. Senate, criticizes President Nixon as out of touch with reality. He cites high corporate profits and a $1 billion yearly alleged steel price overcharge, calling for national health insurance, export curbs on red meat and grains, and stronger consumer protection agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
UPI
Patrick J. Leahy
Nixon
Leahy
Federal Trade Commission
Ross urges rights for Nixon in Vermont race
Ross, a Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate in Vermont, says President Nixon must be afforded every possible right, regardless of whether he resigns or stands trial. Ross is one of three Republicans vying for the seat held by retiring Sen. Aiken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
UPI
Charles Ross
U.S. Senate
Nixon
Ross
Sen. Aiken
Vermont
Lawyer seeks change of venue for St. Albans agent
Attorney John J. Welch Jr. asks to move Paul D. Lawrence trial from Burlington due to publicity. Lawrence pleaded innocent July 12 to eight counts of misuse of law enforcement funds. Judge Edward Costello must decide if venue should shift. pre-trial hearing set in Burlington Monday. Welch also requests halt to all public statements about Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
John J. Welch Jr
St. Albans
Paul D. Lawrence
Lawrence
Edward Costello
Vermont
Welch
Congress
Rural transit push and senior fare cards in Capital District
Albany officials urged expanded rural bus service in Rensselaer County and a long range planning advisory committee for the Capital District Transportation Authority. In Troy 2500 seniors have CDTA fare-discount flash cards with Aug 12 bus use planned and a projected 5500 eventual participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Rensselaer County
James van Auken
van Auken
William J. Murphy
State Department of Transportation
Capital District Transportation Authority
Troy
CDTA
Paul Tazbir
Tazbir
Conte backs Nixon impeachment at Berkshire news conference
Pittsfield Congressmen Silvio Conte announced support for impeaching President Nixon at an 8 am news briefing at the Holyoke Holiday Inn. Conte had been cautious, seeking evidence from the House Judiciary Committee before voting, but after Nixon's disclosure on Watergate he scheduled the conference and will return to Washington after speaking. In other region news, labor mediator Joseph Curran will mediate Rising Paper Co vs Local 1584 at 2 pm Thursday, first in-person talks since the walkout began Aug 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Silvio Conte
Nixon
Holyoke Holiday Inn
House Judiciary Committee
Conte
Washington
Housatonic
Joseph Curran
Rising Paper Co
United Paperworkers International Union
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Scouts
Johnston
Kiwanis Club
William C. Johnston
Hoosick Fails Kiwanis Club
New York
Howard Haynes
David Berlant
Sanford Cluett
Frederick McGuire
John Halstead
Syracuse
Cruce Patire
Arthur Moseley
Ralph Cavendanis
Hurley Street
Albany Mdical Center
Gilbert Niles
Carey Avenue
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Edith Beaumont
Department
Rochester
Mander
Francis A. Kelley
Disabled American Veterans
Herman Marsh
North Hoosick
Kay Elaine
Howard F. Wright Jr
Howard F. Wright
Isabelle Dwyer Wright
Wright
Kathi Hall
Raymond Marchand
Walter Atwood
Dale Street
Doris Auering
Congress Street
Hoosick Falls Central School
William C. Waterhouse
Man
Main St
Mr. di Maggio
Anthony and
Edna Jutcher di Maggio
Madeline Slocum
Rosalie Lynn
Teri Judy de Maggio
George H
Kenneth A. di Maggio
Lillian Zareski
Boyntonville
Angela O’brien
Potter Hill
Anthony di Maggio
Arthur Gifford
Pittstown
Marie McAuliffe
Ebert Gifford
Groveside
George Slocumb
FDIC
Love
Quinlan
oTree
Bennington
West Topsham
Vermont Solar Energy Research Group
Charles Hall
Hall
Mallory
Down In
Berkshire
North Adams
State Department of Public Health
Health Department
Williamstown
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