Earth Week Programs Announced in Waterford
Waterford town supervisor J Joseph Corrigan announced Earth Week activities with town board members Kenneth Plummer and Oscar Cooper listing cleanup sites to be addressed. Students from Waterford Central Catholic School System and Waterford-Halfmoon High School volunteers are sought, with hours coordinated by the town clerk.
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J. Joseph Corrigan
Waterford
Kenneth J. Plummer
Oscar G. Cooper
Corrigan
Waterford Central Catholic
Northside
Waterford-Halfmoon
Cooper
Plummer
Fitzgerald Brothers Construction Co
Special Court Term in Waterford Collects $192 in Fines
Town Justice Guido Pallozzi presided over Waterford's Court of Special Sessions and collected $192 in fines including $42 for parking. Daniel Grimmick of 934th St Waterford paid $50 for speeding on a ticket by Officer Raymond Orton while John Sobiech of 17 Robin Lane Waterford paid $100 for speeding on a summons by Officer John Proctor. Two cases adjourned Norman Willett 15 Morris St Cohoes to April 29 Bruce Charbonneau 63 Middle St Waterford to May 20 and a bench warrant issued for Robert E Wager of Grafton for overload after failure to appear.
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Guido G. Pallozzi
Waterford
Court of Special Sessions
Pallozzi
Daniel Grimmick
Raymond Orton
John Sobiech
Robin Lane
John Proctor
Norman Willett
Morris St
Cohoes
Bruce Charbonneau
Middle St
Robert E. Wager
Grafton
Man and Woman Nabbed In Drag Race In Waterford
Two area residents were arrested after a high speed drag race on Saratoga Avenue and Saratoga Street in Waterford and Cohoes. Susan M. Stone 22 of Cohoes and Thomas C. Linen 33 of Troy faced charges including reckless driving speeding and driving with a learner s permit. Both released on 100 dollar bail pending Waterford Court appearance.
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Waterford
Saratoga Avenue
Saratoga Street
Cohoes
Susan M. Stone
Ontario St
Thomas C. Linen
Second Ave
Troy
Ontario Street
George Brisson
Brisson
Michael Bobrnitz
Linen
John Proctor
Mrs. Stone
Kenneth Plummer
France threatens embargo if Libya transfers Mirages
Paris reports France will embargo remaining Mirages if Libya moves its French made fighter planes to another member of the Union of Arab Republics. The Foreign Ministry reaffirmed Premier Cha ban Delmas position that embargoes would apply quickly if destinations change.
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Paris
France
Libya
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Foreign Ministry
Union of Arab Republics
Egypt
Syria
Israel
Act of Federation
Figaro
L’aurore
SUNY Doctoral Student Wins DOJ Fellowship
Edward Ryan a SUNY doctoral candidate at the School of Criminal Justice wins a $23600 fellowship from the U S Department of Justice after a national competition. He will study relationships between police and probation officers in New York Ohio New Mexico and California.
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SUNY
U.S. Department of Justice
Edward Ryan
School of Criminal Justice
New York
Ohio
New Mexico
California
Burgh Rotary To Hear Doyle
Charles Doyle a member of the Uniformed Firemen's Association of the Troy Fire Dept will speak at 6 15 p m today at the Lansingburgh Rotary Club meeting at the Sunset Inn President Kenneth Graham will preside Doyle will discuss the contract demands of the Troy firefighters.
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Charles Doyle
Uniformed Firemen’s Association
Troy Fire Dept
Lansingburgh
Students learn smoking hazards at Waterford Central Catholic
Health education on Smoking and Health conducted for grades 3-8 by Sister Mary Andrew and school nurse Mildred Killeen used films and discussions. A poster contest highlighted top entries from each class, with winners listed and best posters sent to the American Cancer Association in New York City.
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Waterford Central Catholic School
New York
Mary Andrew
Mildred Killeen
Andrew
Patricia
Waterford Central Catholic School Association
Marie Bechand
Deborah Marrow
Linda Soulier
Paul Baker
Rene Gullekson
Loretta Letendre
Raymond LaForest
Stephen Decker
Christopher Schramek
Michael Varcasio
Michael Dame
Paul Blazejewski
Cheryl Dufort
Mark Phillips
American Cancer Association
New York City
Willis Chosen For Mexico College Study
Michael Willis of Waterford and Blackburn College sophomore has been selected among 25 Blackburn students for the new Semester in Mexico Program. He will take a three week Blackburn prep course then study at the University of the Americas in Puebla for the fall term, with Blackburn covering tuition, room, board and transportation.
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Michael Willis
Stafford J. Willis
Saratoga Ave
Waterford
Blackburn College
Carlinville
Ill
Blackburn
University of the Americas
Mexico
Willis
Mexico City
Puebla
Town Clerk Announces Hours and Tax Deadline
Waterford town clerk Kermit G. Plummer Jr. said the office will be open through Friday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Friday 7 to 9 p.m., and Saturday 9 a.m. to noon. Taxes are due by April 30 with a 2 percent penalty. after that date the tax rolls go to the county for collection.
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Kermit G. Plummer Jr
Waterford
Distribution Of School Tokens In Waterford District
The distribution of tokens to students in schools outside the Waterford Halfmoon district takes place today at the business manager's office, 125 Middletown Road. Eligible students may collect tokens from 9 to 11 30 a m or 1 to 4 p m unless other arrangements are made.
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Waterford-Halfmoon
Middletown Road
Waterford Central Catholic to Meet Wednesday at St. Anne's
The Athletic Association of Waterford Central Catholic School will hold a meeting on Wednesday at 8 p.m. The gathering will take place at St. Anne's Church Hall.
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Waterford Central Catholic School
St. Anne’s Church Hall
VFW Gathering at Waterford Memorial Post
An informal meeting of all members of Waterford Memorial Post VFW will be held today at 7 30 p m at the post rooms 93 3rd St.
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Waterford Memorial Post Vfw
3Rd St
Audubon Group To Hear Grimm In Albany County
The Albany County Audubon Society will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at St Michael's Episcopal Church 49 Killean Park Colonie. Carl G Grimm of Troy will show a movie and speak on his Antarctic experiences. The event is free and open to the public.
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Albany County Audubon Society
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
Killean Park
Colonie
Carl G. Grimm
Troy
Antartica
Loretta Young Plans Aid Campaign for Phoenix Youth
Actress Loretta Young vows to sell jewels and her home to fund a Phoenix youth program, the Loretta Young Youth Project of Phoenix Inc. She aims to help the poorest and those overlooked by location, seeking a direct, red tape free effort. She has been staying with nuns at St Joseph's Hospital during planning.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Loretta Young
Phoenix
Miss Young
Loretta Young Youth Project of
Phoenix, Inc
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Contractor says government fall behind on rent for new Post Office
In Bell Buckle Tennessee contractor Frank Zimmerman sues to force the federal government to pay rent on a new $26 000 Post Office building or vacate. He says rent is needed to cover construction loan payments as the bank nears foreclosure. A regional postal official cites defects to be fixed before rent begins. Zimmerman blames federal inspectors for most complaints about thermostat placement and door bell and light fixture issues.
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Bell Buckle
Tenn
UPI
Frank Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Howard Olehy
Memphis
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