East Greenbush Budget Boost Tied to Teacher Pay Hikes
East Greenbush Central School System increases its 1987 68 budget by 343471 for higher teacher salaries and benefits while trimming nonessential items. A 52 percent tax rate is planned with a public hearing Tuesday at 8 pm in the junior high cafeteria. final approval precedes the May 2 annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Greenbush Central
East Greenbush
Nassau
Schodack
North Greenbush
Sand Lake
Chatham
Columbia High School
Rive
Gullie Named to Lansingburgh Boys Club Board
Robert A. Gullie, longtime Lansingburgh School District educator and former executive director of the Lansingburgh Boys Club, was announced last night as a new member of the club board. A Catholic Central High School and Notre Dame alum, he has toured with the Hone I Surf Riders and coached basketball at St Marys College in Winona Minnesota while serving as athletic director at Cohoes High School where he led the baseball team to two district titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Gullie
Lansingburgh
Lansingburgh Boys Club
Joseph G. Manupella
Gullie
Catholic Central High School
Notre Dame University
Hone- In ‘Surf Riders
Harlem Globetrotters
St. Mary’s College
Winona
Minn
Cohoes High School
Pope warns bishops on doctrine and divorce bill clash
Pope Paul VI denounced scholars and press for questioning church dogma describing it as an epidemic. He urged pastors to resist modern immorality and defend faith amid Italy’s divorce bill controversy and fashionable headlines.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Bishops Conference
Italy
Stratton Applauds Vietnam Position
Rep. Samuel S. Stratton of New York lauded U S stand against Communist tactics in Vietnam saying it brings stability and hope to Asian nations including Singapore Indonesia and Red China He spoke after a 13 day Vietnam visit his second in less than a year noting Maoist Communism is no longer the inevitable wave of the future.
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Washington
United States
Vietnam
Samuel S. Stratton
D-N. Y
Singapore
Indonesia
China
Stratton
Workday Postponed for Troy Boys Club
The Troy Boys Club workday sponsored by the RPI Interfraternity Council has been postponed to Saturday April 15. The event was originally planned for today.
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Troy Boys Club
RPI Interfraternity Council
Three Convicted In Buffalo Bank Robbery
A Buffalo jury convicted Robert M. Jordan and Harry L. Stokes on robbery larceny and concealment of funds in a $27,000 eastside bank branch robbery case from December. Rita Y. Brooks was convicted on robbery but acquitted of other counts. Robert A. Huitt was found innocent. Sentencing date pending.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Robert M. Jordan
Boston
Mass
Harry L. Stokes
Rita Y. Brooks
Robert A. Huitt
John O. Henderson
Jordan
Stokes
Miss Brooks
Huitt
Narcotic Addiction Parley Opens Today
A 28 county conference on the state's new narcotics addiction control law opens today at 10 a.m. in Albany's Court of Appeals Hall. About 70 judges attorneys and probation officials from the Third Judicial Department will attend to discuss implementing the law. The session is conducted by the Judicial Conference with the Narcotic Addiction Control Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals Hall
Albany
Third Judicial Department
Judicial Conference
State Narcotic Addiction Control Commission
O'Brien-Baker Post Meeting Approves Funds Vote
A report by the membership committee will be presented at the O'Brien-Baker Post meeting of the Federal Department 27th Division Association. The session at Tibbits Memorial Home at 8 p.m. will discuss a $6,064 advance for sewage treatment facilities. William H. Curley announced the plan and will lead the briefings. Refreshments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien-Baker Post
Federal Department of 27Th Division Association
Tibbits
William H. Curley
Talem
Troy Groups Celebrate National Boys Club Week
National Boys Club Week events in Troy brought together club members the Kiwanis Troy Police and Fire Departments in a ceremony at the Boys Club building. Judge John J. Sweeney spoke on progress including the new building and more activities. Awards were given to police and fire departments, donations were made to the building fund, and Don G. Cholakis spoke as assistant public defender. Luncheon followed and tours were conducted of the Kiwanis dental clinic serving Troy youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Kiwanis Club
Troy Police and Fire Departments
Boys Club
John J. Sweeney
Henry Mantel
Kiwanis Boys and Girls Committee
Judge Sweeney
Russell D. Meredith
Peter Magnetto
Police Benevolent Association
William Cole
Uniformed Firemen’s Association
Boys Club Building Fund
Sweeney
Don G. Cholakis
Mothers Club of
Troy
Kiwanis
New 96 Car Parking Area OK'd for Troy
The city approves starting construction of a 98 car municipal lot south of the Holiday Inn site on 6th Avenue in Troy. Fitzgerald Bros. Construction Co. of the city won the contract with a bid of 5902.50 for a 35,507 square foot lot. City crews will install meters and guard rails, with the jet facing the new éth Avenue. plans were approved at Thursday night’s city council meeting.
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Troy
Holiday Inn
6Th Avenue
Conrad P. Hoffman
Fitzgerald Bros. Construction Co
Hoffman
Éth Avenue
1966 Schenectady GE Strike in Perspective Talk
Donald C. Hay of General Electric will address the Hudson Valley Chapter of the Society for Advancement of Management at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Dunn's Restaurant Latham. The GE plant relations manager will present inside accounts of the Schenectady GE strike, discuss its impact on future operations and project labor management relations ahead.
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Donald C. Hay
General Electric Co
Schenectady
Hudson, Valley
Society For Advancement of Management
Dunn’s Restaurant
New London Rd
Latham
Hay
Edison Club
Community Welfare Council
Minor Caught In Try To Buy Liquor In Troy
A 15 year old Troy boy used a forged identification card to attempt liquor purchase at a local store. He was questioned, released to his parents, and referred to Rensselaer County Family Court. Police Juvenile Aid Bureau detectives noted the store owner cooperated. The boy admitted using the false ID.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Rensselaer County
Dets
Thomas
Dean
Edward T. French
Police Juvenile Aid Bureau
Baker Gets 1 To 3 Year Sentence
Bob Baker, once a Senate aide turned millionaire by political contacts, was sentenced in U.S. District Court to a term of one to three years on seven counts of income tax evasion theft and conspiracy. He could be parole eligible after four months with no fine. sentencing runs concurrent.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate
Baker
U.S. District Court
Oliver Gasch
Edward Bennett Williams
William G. Bittman
Second Yank Sentenced Life For Killing Four Vietnamese
SAIGON AP A second American soldier was sentenced to life imprisonment by a general court martial for the January 28 murder of four Vietnamese civilians. Spec. 4 Chambers H Gray, 28, Cleveland Ohio, to forfeiture of all pay and allowances and a dishonorable discharge for the unpremeditated murder of an elderly couple and two young boys on a dirt road near the Long Binh compound. Spec. 4 Robert Tyson, 20, Vienna Virginia, convicted on four charges of premeditated murder for the same killings. He received the same sentence.
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Saigon
H. Gray
Cleveland
Ohio
Long Binh
Spec
Robert ‘B. Tyson
Vienna
Retired Railroader To Be Guest Speaker
Herbert H. Howard, last vice president of Boston and Albany Railroad, will speak at Harlem Valley Railroad Club on Sunday April 16 at 3 p.m. in Chatham Bowl Route 295 Chatham. A New York City native and Dartmouth graduate, he spent 34 years with New York Central and retired in 1965 after starting his career with the Central 44 years earlier. The meeting will include a trip report on the special Baston and Albany Centennial train scheduled for May 20.
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Herbert H. Howard
Boston and Albany Railroad
Harlem Valley Railroad Club
Chatham Bowl
Route 295
Chatham
Howard
New York City
Dartmouth College
New York Central Railroad System
the Central
Albany
Doctor to Speak at Medical Secretaries Meeting
Dr Walter A Osinski representative of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology will be guest speaker at the Capital District Medical Secretaries Association monthly meeting. The meeting is Tuesday at 7 45 p m in Hayek Auditorium Albany Medical Center Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Osinski
American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
Medical Secretaries Association For
The
Capital District
Hayek
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Maple Hill High names top business student and valedictorian
Sandra Van De Wall of Castleton has been named outstanding business student at Maple Hill High School and valedictorian. She is National Honor Society member and Student Council treasurer. She and her teacher will attend Education Night at Guilderland High School where Raymond Dumser of National Commercial Bank and Trust Company will speak.
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Sandra van de Wall
William’ van de Wall
Castleton
Maple Hill High School
van’ de Wall
Vivian Ingalls
Administrative’ Management Society
Guilderland High School
Raymond Dumser
National Commercial Bank and Trust Company
State 2nd St Auto Crash Injures One
One person injured as a chain reaction crash on State and Second Streets involved five vehicles. Hagen G. Hunt Jr., 22, from Vestel, was treated for a forehead laceration at St Marys Hospital and released. Sopchak, Lacoff, Washock, and Hunt vehicles were towed.
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State
Second Streets
Hagen G. Hunt Jr
Harvard St
Vestel
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ambulance Service Corp
Louis J. Cochi
Stephen Mulinio
Radio Patrol
Hunt
Anthony Washock
Whiteview Rd
Leo Roberts
Mohawk St. Cohoes
Hunt, Sopchak, Lacoff
Washock
Seaway Section Opens For Season
The eastern section of the St Lawrence Seaway opened for a record shipping season as snow swept the area. Dr Pierre Camu president of the Seaway Authority and Joseph H McCann attended at St Lambert Jocks to watch the first vessels of the year enter the system.
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Montreal
St. Lawrence Seaway
Pierre Camu
Transport crash in Seoul kills 11 crewmen and traps residents
A South Korean transport unit crashed into a Seoul residential area, engulfing about 70 houses in flames. Eyewitnesses say at least 40 residents are presumed trapped as the disaster unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
Negro Politics Seminar Set at Emma Willard School
A civil rights group at Emma Willard School will sponsor an inter school conference tomorrow on Political Representation of the Negro in America. Carl B. Stokes of Cleveland will be principal speaker, addressing at 10 30 a m with discussion groups and an open forum at 2 p m presided by Mr Stokes. Sponsors invite delegates from numerous schools and Stokes holds several regional posts and is the only Negro Democrat elected to the Ohio Legislature. Sheryl Sutler will preside at Slocum Hall opening at 10 a.m.
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Emma Willard School
America
Carl B. Stokes
Cleveland
Ohio
Stokes
William M. Dietel
Emma Willard
Stoke
Assembly Hall
Albany Academy For Boys
Tne
Hel
University of Minnesota
Cleveland Marshall Law School
Citizens
Fairhill Psychiatric Hospital
Cleveland Naacp
Cleveland Negro American Labor Council
Cleveland Urban League
Cleveland Legal Aid Society
The
Children’s Service and
Fair Housing, Inc
Johnson
National Citizens Committee For Community Relations
Sheryl Sutler
Slocum Hall
George Flynn Dies at 68 in Saratoga Springs
George F. Flynn 68 of 156 Bensonhurst Ave Saratoga Springs died yesterday returning to the city in 1965 after 40 years in New York. He was an automobile salesman in New York City until retiring. He is survived by a brother Charles E. Flynn and a sister Miss Alice E. Flynn, both of Saratoga Springs. Funeral services set for 9 am Monday from Burke Funeral Home and 9:30 am from St Peter's Church with a Requiem High Mass. Interment in St Peter's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Flynn
Bensonhurst Ave
Saratoga Springs
New York City
Charles E. Flynn
Alice EF. Flynn
Aim
Burke
St. Peter’s‘Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
County Road Crews Start Work Early
Heavy winter damage to county roads prompts Joseph F. Casey to recall summer crews a week early. About 60 men will be added Monday to patch frost potholes and remove miles of snow fence. The hot mix plant at Cropseyville is prepared to start, with a $280,000 construction program to follow when weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Casey
Rensselaer County
North Greenbush
Casey
Cropseyville
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Seaway
Bany Academy For Girls
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Choate
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MacDuffe
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Promfret
Putney
Saint Agnes
Salisbury
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Suffield
Tait
Troy High
Westminster
Wilbraham
Williston
Windsor Mountain
Woodstock
George Flynn
Mane
North Troy
METRO
Night Cap Inn
River ST
Troy's
Ken Ramage
Nitepcar
Papa
Leo
Scandurra
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Colonte
Pat Mehan
Featuring
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Peersion
Mid City
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