Former Falls mayor leaves town to begin priesthood study
Richard A. Severson, Hoosick Falls mayor 1969–1975 and longtime community leader, departs Friday to pursue four years of priestly training. He will study philosophy at Holy Apostle College in Cromwell, Connecticut, then theology in Rome at the Pontifical College of St. Thomas Aquinas. Severson has held many civic roles, including Boy Scouts leader, ambulance association organizer, fire department officer, and Red Cross contributor, and he has worked at Domestic Finance Co. in Albany.
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Hoosick Falls Police Notes Arrest in Liquor Case
Hoosick Falls police arrested John McGrath 31 of High Street on unlawful dealing with children for allegedly supplying alcohol to juveniles. Parents notified, court next Wednesday night. A 13 year old bicycle auto accident victim, Elizabeth Robson buskirk, remained in serious condition at Ellis Hospital Schenectady.
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Readsboro Agr Construction Declares Bankruptcy
Readsboro Agr Construction Inc of Route 100 here has declared bankruptcy in U S District Court in Bennington. Creditors are to meet in District Court at 2 pm on September 22 to determine terms of the bankruptcy.
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Thomson's nominees face uphill fight in New Hampshire
Concord New Hampshire. Governor Meldrim Thomson's picks for the state Supreme Court face strong opposition. Senatorial council members Burton McLane Dudley oppose Louis Wyman the former congressman amid past investigations and Civil Rights Act vote concerns. Maurice Bois for chief justice also faces scrutiny, with mixed council support and worries about press influence conversations.
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