Severson enters race for Hoosick Falls village justice
Hoosick Falls mayor Richard Severson announced he will run as an independent for village justice, filing by February 25 with 75 signatures. He faces William Fitzpatrick and Luther Rasch from the Independent and Democratic parties. Severson pledges a tough but fair court that supports law enforcement and proper charging. He highlights decades of public service, scouting leadership, ambulance and rescue work, and local party shifts beneath a complex local political landscape.
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Richard A. Severson
Village Justice
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William Fitzpatrick
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Luther
Randy”’ Rasch
Democratic Party
Christmas Brook Skating Club Exhibition at Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls New York hosts a 12 skater exhibition from the Williamstown Massachusetts group. The event at Reynolds Gilchrest Rink on Barton Avenue is free with post show free skating. Spokesmen Chuck Homa and the Russett family promote USFSA sanctioned demonstrations and potential lessons next year.
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Christmas Brook Skating Club
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Reynolds- Gilchrest
Barton Avenue
Chuck Homa
Don
Dot Russett
Susan Russett
Nancy Homa
Karen Homa
Charlene Homa
Elena Bua
Larry Russett
Ellen Jazeffar
Susan Zepha
Robin Nassif
Sue Thompson
USFSA
United States Figure Skating Association
Meeting set for Hoosick Falls Democratic Women group
An organizational meeting of the Democratic Women's Association will be held on Tuesday February 25 1975 at the home of Mrs Florence Shaw 39 Rogers Avenue. Co chairing is Mrs Rita Downey. The event is open to all interested in joining. Sixteen past presidents of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks were honored at a Past President's Dinner Saturday night. Four new members were initiated as Mrs William E Burns presided assisted by Mrs C Stuart Crowley and Mrs Thomas Wysocki. New members include Mrs Thomas Gyberg Mrs Carl Eye Mrs Christopher LaFlamme and Mrs Robert Culver. The social evening followed with Hank Torerig orchestra providing music and midnight lunch served.
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The
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William E. Burns
C. Stuart Crowley
Earl Kenney
Walter Beckstein
Thomas Beaumont
Elwin Armstrong
J. Joseph Hayden
Edwin Webster
Harold Doyle
Walter Wirmusky
William Fitzpatrick
Gerald Schwartz
John Jenuskevice
Hank Torerig
Albany
Thomas Gyberg
Carl Eye
Christopher LaFlamme
Robert Culver
John Capano
Albert Reppel
Michael Brewster
Vermonters warned on costly cancer policies by state official
Banking and Insurance Commissioner James A. Guest urged Vermonters to rethink cancer policies, noting they are often restrictive and expensive. He warned annual costs can reach up to 55 dollars with low returns on benefits and suggested boosting regular health coverage instead.
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VPI
Troy banker criticizes Troy conditions at chamber forum
Herbert J Fadeley Jr president of Troy Savings Bank told the Greater Troy Chamber crowd that no executive would move a business to Troy under present conditions. He cited poor parking traffic patterns and garbage pickup and noted his stalled Uncle Sam Mall involvement. In Albany a silent vigil outside the capitol reflected war weariness with fears of another Asian conflict as supporters cling to Vietnam era ties.
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Uncle Sam Mall
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Vietnam
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Saigon
Cambodia
Berkshire Fire Injures Two Elderly Tenants And Two Firefighters
In Pittsfield a Wednesday noon blaze at 40 West Housatonic St. injured two elderly residents and two firefighters. Elderly victims Joseph Sorrenti and Timothy Zigmund were treated for smoke inhalation, with Sorrenti later moved for observation. Firefighters DiNicola and Piros suffered non life threatening injuries and were discharged. The fire marshal investigates after building owner Rosalie Sibbio reported youths seen in the building earlier that morning.
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West Housatonic St
Joseph Sorrenti
Timothy Zigmund
Berkshire Medical Center
Sorrenti
Hillcrest Hospital
Thomas DiNicola
Douglas Piros
Rosalie Sibbio
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