Mechanicville Board Told to Reconsider Harris Dismissal
State Supreme Court Justice Guy A. Graves ruled the Mechanicville school board erred in firing tenured English teacher William D. Harris on April 30 1975 for two counts of subordination. Harris had left a meeting without permission citing unspecified reasons. The decision mandates a reconsideration of Harris case by the district.
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Mechanicville
Mechanicville School Board
William D. Harris
Supreme Court
Guy A. Graves. Harris
Graves
Harris
William Sheehan
State Education Department
Clifton Country Mall Opens With 14 Stores in Clifton Park
Clifton Park Supervisor Charles McCloskey opened Clifton Country Mall at 10 a.m. with fourteen stores to greet shoppers. Mall manager John MacDonald said it marks a first in America an enclosed center opening without a national tenant. W. T. Grant, slated for 90,000 square feet, closed. a new national retailer is expected within a year with an official name to be announced within two weeks. State employment office on site to hire clerical and sales staff.
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Clifton Park
Charles McCloskey
Clifton Country Mall
John MacDonald
America
W. T. Grant Company
MacDonald
Shenendehowa hosts youth needs parley in April
A county wide conference on youth will be held April 10 at Shenendehowa High School. Alexander Aldrich, Saratoga Springs attorney, heads a study to determine the need for a county youth bureau to qualify for federal and state funding. The bureau would coordinate educational cultural and recreational programs including services for drug addicts youthful offenders and runaways.
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Clifton Park
Shenendehowa High School
Alexander Aldrich
Saratoga County
Aldrich
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga County Board of Supervisors
Kearns
Thomas Nolan
Waterford man to toast dinner
James F. Baker announced candidate for the Democratic nomination to the state assembly will be toastmaster at a Saratoga County Democratic fundraising event Friday at the casino in Saratoga Springs. Baker previously served as a private consultant and held roles in editorial services at the assembly. his duties are suspended upon his candidacy. Baker lives in Waterford with his wife and six children.
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Mechanicville
State Assembly
James F. Baker
Saratoga County
Saratoga Springs
Baker
the Assembly
Waterford
Local Biz and School News Mix in Albany Area
Community notices include a SUNY Albany baseball coach running a summer camp and a Cohoes brewery history tied to Prohibition. Earth Shoes inquiries yield multiple store listings from New York to Vermont. In Troy, Barbara Welton seeks knitting guides for left handed people. The Harris case on Catcher in the Rye prompts board review and possible appeals. legal and educational outcomes remain undecided.
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Matt Graves
State University of New York At Albany
Bob Burlingame
Barbara Welton
Troy
Betty Hoffmen
Albany
Additives specialist to talk at Schenectady event
Dr. Ben Feingold will address food additives and the problem child Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m. at ML Pleasant High School Schenectady. The Californian allergist, known for linking additives to hyperactivity, discusses his book Why Your Child is Hyperactive. The talk is open to the public and sponsored by the Schenectady Community Action Program.
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Schenectady
Ben Feingold
ML. Pleasant High School
Feingold
The
Skidmore Protests Over Outside Custodial Contract
A noon rally drew several hundred students as Skidmore College custodial workers staged a sit in to oppose hiring Wing Services Inc of Denver to handle custodial work. Local 200 president David Patrick argued the pact weakens the union, while college officials cite annual savings and flexible staffing.
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Skidmore
Saratoga Springs
Skidmore College
David Patrick
Services Employe Union
Jonsson
Wing Services, Inc
Local 200
Patrick
Schodack Man Wounded After Early Morning Chase
Robert Jewett, 38, of Schodack Landing, remained in critical condition at Albany Medical Center from gunshot wounds suffered in an early Thursday incident. Sheriff’s deputies and state police investigated. no arrests reported. A separate note from East Greenbush mentions a gymnastics program at Howard Goff Middle School at 7 p.m. Thursday.
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Schodack Landing
Robert Jewett
Albany Medical Center
Rensselaer County
A.m
Eugene Eaton
Sheriff's Department
East Greenbush
Howard Goff Middle School
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Penrose and McEniry Brewery
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Latham
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Whippletree Road
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American Cancer Society For
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Fred Sievers
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