Rockefeller Quietly Considered for 1968 GOP Nomination
The piece notes Gov. Rockefeller could be drafted for the 1968 GOP race despite protests, with delegates needing to decide before a deadlock. It also covers local GOP moves in Rensselaer County where Raymond J. Quinn nears district nomination amid factional signaling, plus pension debates in Connecticut and New York comparing legislative plans with Dill proposals that faltered.
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Rockefeller
Johnson
Rensselaer County
GOP
Joseph Casey
Raymond J. Quinn
John J. Doughney
Quinn
Hudson Valley Community College
Casey
Berlin Central District Votes on First Million Dollar Budget
Berlin district faces its first million dollar budget with a proposed total of 1 102 480 dollars, a 106000 increase over previous years. The plan raises taxes in five towns Berlin Grafton Poestenkill Petersburg and Stephentown to cover salary lifts, transportation, two portable classrooms, building changes, and related costs. Voters will also elect two Board of Education members for five year terms, with petitions filed for Stanley Bunce and Wyatt Haley seeking reelection.
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Berlin Central School Districk
Berlin
Board of Education
Petersburg
Petersburg District 4
Rensselaer County
Cornwell
Grafton
Poestenkill
John H. Cornwall
New York State Board of Equalization and Assessment
Stephentown
Berlin Grafton
Stanley Bunce
Wyatt Haley
Schools Have Spring Vacation Across Districts
Troy public schools will be closed Thursday and Friday for a brief spring vacation. Lansingburgh public schools and Colonie Central District schools are having vacation all this week. All parochial schools are open according to the Albany Catholic Diocese school office.
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Troy
Lansingburgh
Colonie Central District
Albany Catholic Diocese
Salvation Army Building Fund Reaches 157200
The Salvation Army Building Fund drive has reached 157200 of the 350000 goal to build a new center on the current site. General chairman Chester F. Millhouse notes more people are reporting, but much work remains to break ground soon to expand Salvation Army work in the area.
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Salvation Army
Chester F. Millhouse
Police Justice Recusal Delays McDonaldson DWI Case
Kenneth McDonaldson, 26, of 417 4th St., appeared in Troy Police Court charged with driving while intoxicated. Justice Timothy J. Fogarty disqualified himself after previously representing the defendant. The case was adjourned to this morning before City Judge Matthew M. Dunne in Troy City Court with $250 cash bail posted.
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Kenneth McDonaldson
QUICK
4Th St
Troy
Timothy J. Fogarty
McDonaldson
Matthew M. Dunne
Young Driver Faces Three Motor Vehicle Charges
Richard W. Di Donna, 17, of 1503 Hillside Ave in Niskayuna posts 45 dollar bail for a May 1 court appearance before Colonie Justice Frank Tate Jr. on three motor vehicle charges. He was arrested late Saturday on Albany Schenectady Road by Sgt. Thomas J. Casey and arraigned Sunday, pleading innocent to unlicensed operation crossing a double solid line and driving on a mall. He sought adjournment to obtain counsel.
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Richard W. di Donna
Hillside Ave
Niskayuna
Colonie Justice of the Peace
Frank A. Tate Jr
di Donna
Thomas J. Casey
Colonie Police Department
Albany-Schenectady
Tate
Funeral for Thomas F. Igoe of Syracuse and Watervliet
Funeral services were held yesterday for Thomas F. Igoe of Fayettesville and former Standard Brands Co. district manager in Syracuse. The Requiem High Mass was celebrated at St. Pius X Church Loudonville by Rt. Rev. Msgr. Gerald H. Kirwin, with bearers all members of the Standard Brand Co.
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Thomas F. Igoe
Fayettsville
Watervliet
Standard Brands Co
Syracuse
Campion and Sons Funeral Home
Albany
St. Pius X Church
Loudonville
Gerald H. Kirwin
Standard Brand Co
The Reckless Passenger And The Captain Of Your Car
A stern warning on highway safety argues that the driver bears legal and moral responsibility for accidents caused by reckless passengers. It urges drivers to police behavior in the car and asserts the law will hold the driver accountable, regardless of passengers' actions. The message ends with a plug for Mobil gasoline stations claiming a vast national network.
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Mobil
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Money Store
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Columbia Turnpike
Mr. Igoe
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Gola
Glended and Corresey
John Dewar & Sons
Scotland
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