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Puzzle clued word game from The Record Mail To COINWORD Editor in Troy New York with misspelled prompts and multiple choice pairs. Readers fill word pairs to solve across clues and reveal puzzle theme.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1976
Page
2
Puzzle clued word game from The Record Mail To COINWORD Editor in Troy New York with misspelled prompts and multiple choice pairs. Readers fill word pairs to solve across clues and reveal puzzle theme.
The Times Record announces Coinword contest rules open to all except employees or relatives. Entries may be submitted on the printed blank or an exact hand drawn facsimile before 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication. Prize is 25 dollars, divided if multiple winners, or added to next week if no winner. Entries become property of the paper and only one prize per family.
Mel Patrick Lynch 38, charged in the Samuel Bronfman II kidnapping, was recaptured after an escape attempt at Benedictine Hospital in Kingston New York. He reportedly climbed through a second story window and fell injuring his head and lower body before being returned to the county jail. A guard stood outside his hospital room during the escape. Police suspect outside help in the planned breakout.
The Rensselaer school board approved 56 627 dollars in bids for phase four renovation at Van Rensselaer Elementary School. Mucci Construction Co. of Albany, the low bidder among 13, is set to begin work. The project includes interior repainting, flooring replacement, and miscellaneous repairs funded from remaining bond money.
Schodack planning board gave final approval to a one lot subdivision for Nicholas Fiebke on Miller Road. A public hearing on Phillip Meppen’s Waterbury Road subdivision is set for April 19 at the town hall.
Schenectady report on Mrs. Dorothy Moore a 62 year old Arlington Va clairvoyant who runs Psychic City a 25 member group. She conducts sittings for a fee tours a lecture circuit and claims to contact deceased relatives. She warns of souls guidance and explains why not everyone can talk to the dead.
In Rensselaer 83 year old Ernie Mann recalls a winter tale at Dearstyne's Saloon where Snorky Trevor lay frozen with potatoes in his pockets. A patron and owner Mr Dearstyne revive Snorky by pouring liquor down his throat, and Snorky survives many years after.
Governor Hugh L. Carey declares New York State Grange Week highlighting the Grange role in agriculture education and community betterment. The New York State Grange, aging 104 years, has 46 000 members and supports Path of Life Recreational Camp for hearing dis spouses children, plus statewide window display competitions.
Hoosick Falls Congressman Ned Pattison favors legalization arguing current marijuana laws cost taxpayers and enforcement time. He cites a double standard with alcohol and says after a certain age it is the individual's choice and regulatory reach should end.
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