Arrests in multiple cities end three month gambling probe
Thirty one area residents were arrested overnight by Albany Troy and state police in 13 Albany area locations 5 in Troy 1 in Cohoes 2 in Colonie and 1 in Bethlehem. Arraignments were set for last night and today with several defendants pleading innocent others fined or awaiting further court dates. The operation targeted sports gambling with money and gambling records seized.
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Albany
Troy
Cohoes
Colonie
Bethlehem
Kyran Molloy
New York
Louis J. Massino
Anita Marie DeChiaro
Joseph Cleanante Mele
State St
George Albert Wesolowski
Wilkins Ave
Paul Cosmo Vumbaco
Leisureville Apts
Peter Frank DeMarco
Marie Sarah Wood
Henry Ave
Wood
Village board weighs recodification and youth recreation idea
Schuylerville officials met with General Code Publishers representatives John Zea and Joseph Flint to discuss recodifying village ordinances at an April meeting with a proposed service cost near 4000 dollars. Tina Merluzzo and Barbara Sobon urged a community youth recreation center while Terry Wilson sought vendor removal from Fort Hardy Park. The Softball League gained field use with cleanup obligations. Tim Forbes announced official bicentennial status for Town of Saratoga and local villages, with flag and scroll presentations planned in May or June.
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Schuylerville
John Zea
Joseph Flint
General Code Publishers
Tina Merluzzo
Barbara Sobon
Terry Wilson
Old Saratoga Athletic Association
Fort Hardy Park
Wilson
Thomas Clancy
Tim Forbes
Saratoga
Victory Mills
Motel Billing Mischarge Corrected After HOT LINE Push
A couple describes a bad overnight in a Pennsylvania motel with a $63 overcharge and mounting interest. After multiple complaints and calls, HOT LINE prompts a new innkeeper to apologize and waive the April 26 bill, revealing the room was left in a rush due to a crowded athletic event.
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Pennsylvania
Troy History Items and Civic Notes From The Village Desk
Frank Sherry hotline errors. H Irving Moore cites fine china shops. Mrs Duran confirms flag display guidance from the Bicentennial Commission. Cambridge resident Charles R. McInerney praises 1862 Seymour Chair Co. Troy pieces. Q and city hall notes place dedication Jan 17 1975 and move-in dates. Canal cleanup okayed with no village funds. youth program, police car purchase, and sidewalk permit approved.
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Troy
H. Irving Moore
Jessup
Alexander
Edward H. Duran
Hotline
Charles R. McInerney
Cambridge
Seymour Chair Co
Troy, N.Y
Green Island youth group seeks donated flatbed wagon for float
The Youth Organization of Green Island requests a larger flatbed wagon with rubber tires to replace their 8 inch ground clearance railroad flatcar used for Memorial Day and Halloween parades. They offer to pay within budget and provide contact numbers for Fred Clickner and Barbara DeMento.
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Youth Organization of
Green Island
YOGI
Stillwater residents oppose marijuana legalization at school meeting
A drug rehabilitation center pair and Mechanicville public safety commissioner Anne Messore presented to Stillwater Central Home School Association. They oppose legalization but favor reducing penalties for possession and emphasized honesty about drug dangers to students. Audience raised concerns about late village crowds with no answer provided.
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Stillwater
Anne Messore
Mechanicville
Stillwater Central Home School Association
Messore
Porter to Speak at Skidmore on Life and Literature
Katherine Anne Porter author of Ship of Fools will address Skidmore College tonight at 7 45 in the South Dining Hall. She will receive an honorary doctor of letters degree from Skidmore President Paramountain.
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Saratoga Springs
Katherine Anne Porter
Skidmore College
Lenten Meeting Tonight in Mechanicville
Mechanicville senior citizens hold a 7 30 p m Lenten meeting at United Methodist Church. Mrs Hydon of Scotia displays crosses from around the world. Frances Fusco takes Cape Cod trip reservations and Catskills trip payments. Chicken barbeque tickets for May go on sale. Bus trip arrangements for May 21 talent show at Cohoes High finalized.
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Mechanicville
United Methodist Church
Paul Hydon
Scotia
Frances Fusco
Cape Cod
Catskills
Cohoes High School
Mechanicville GOP Elects Carola Chairman and Picks Pickett
Mechanicville Republican City Committee elected W. Donald Carola as chairman and endorsed Mechanicville City Judge Vincent P. Pickett for Saratoga County Family Court Judge. John Braho became vice chairman Rose Corbett secretary and Ernest Lerner Jr treasurer.
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Mechanicville
Republican City Committee
W. Donald Carola
Vincent P. Pickett
Saratoga County
John Braho
Rose Corbett
Ernest Lerner Jr
Skidmore Students Fire Injuries Updated on Conditions
Three Skidmore students injured in the Wilmarth Hall fire remain hospitalized with two in fair condition and one in good condition at Albany Medical Center. Rose Anne Miller of Newton Center and Joanne Handler of New York City stay in fair condition after transfers from Saratoga Hospital. Susan Miller of Wayne stays listed as good at Saratoga Hospital and Karen Lichtman of East Williston was discharged.
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Saratoga Springs
Skidmore
Wilmarth Hall
Albany Medical Center
Rose Anne Miller
Newton Center
Mass
Joanne Handler
New York City
Saratoga Hospital
Susan Miller
Wayne
Karen Lichtman
East Williston
Babe Ruth Registration Slated In Mechanicville
Babe Ruth and pony league sign-up set for Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Mechanicville City Hall. Mechanicville Public Library will be closed all day Friday.
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Babe Ruth
Mechanicville
Pony League
Clifton Park Christian Nursery School Names Director and Teacher
Clifton Park United Methodist Church announces a new nursery school opening this fall under director Mrs. Craig Doherty of Plank Road and teacher James Milkins of Schenectady. The program serves three and four year olds with sessions 9 to 11:30 and 1:30 to 3:30, featuring music Bible stories play readiness skills and field trips.
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Clifton Park
Craig Doherty
Plank Road
James Milkins
Schenectady
Rexford
Milkins
W. Ray Deming
Peace in the Holy Land urged by Mechanicville priest
Msgr. John G. Nolan, national secretary of the Catholic Near East Welfare Association and president of the Pontifical Mission for Palestine, urged peace in the Holy Land at an Ecumenical Dinner in Mechanicville. He said a lasting solution must address Palestinian refugees, noting about 900,000 were displaced with about 500,000 remaining in camps. He urged giving of oneself and said it is possible to be holy without strict religious labels.
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IRS
Holy Land
Mechanicville
Msgr
John G. Nolan
Mechanicville Council of Churches
Msgr. Nolan
Catholic Near East Welfare Association
Pontifical Mission For Palestine
Mideast
Connecticut
Catholic Daughters Set April 19 Meeting for Events
Court St Paul Catholic Daughters of America will finish plans for the annual communion breakfast and the spring banquet at its Monday April 19 meeting. The gathering begins at 7 30 p.m. at the K of C Hall on Central Avenue Mechanicville.
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Mechanicville
Court St. Paul, Catholic Daughters of America
K of C
Central Avenue
Mechanicville Merchants Close Early for Good Friday
Mechanicville merchants will shut their shops from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Friday to observe Good Friday. The voluntary closing affects local businesses organized under the Mechanicville Merchants Association.
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Mechanicville
Mechanicville Merchants Association
Stillwater Court Notes April 7 1976
Court notes from Stillwater town court show several fines. Joan Mazzucca 24 Kellogg Road Stillwater fined 15 dollars for speeding under Judge Overton. Thomas DeLano 19 Lincoln Street Mechanicville fined 20 dollars for parking under Judge Petronis. Peter Schwalback 41 Charlton Road Scotia fined 15 dollars for speeding with adjourned for counsel on driving while intoxicated under Judge Petronis. Patrick Pacucci 67 Viall Avenue Mechanicville fined 15 dollars for speeding under Judge Petronis.
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Stillwater Town Court
Joan P. Mazzuca
Kellogg Road
Stillwater
Overton
Thomas R. Delano
Lincoln St
Mechanicville
Petronis
Peter E. Schwalback
Charlton Road
Scotia
Patrick Pacucci
Viall Ave
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