East Greenbush hearing on 43 teacher cuts sparks student protest
An overflow crowd at East Greenbush Public hearing blasts a plan to drop 43 teachers to save taxes. Student representative says student council supports retaining staff. superintendent lists full time positions to be cut and warns of fewer electives for seniors.
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Dishwasher delays tested reader patience in service saga
A reader recounts a two month saga of failed dishwasher repairs with repeated wrong parts and delays. After finally receiving correct parts, a further error was found in the timer and the unit was repaired. The letter closes with a call for action and notices about bread making classes and a Japanese Cultural Association festival and officer election in Albany on May 2.
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Former CIA front man Deep Throat denies Watergate links
Robert Bennett, once identified by Rolling Stone as Deep Throat, denies providing Watergate disclosures to Bob Woodward. He claims the story is baseless and notes Woodward and Bernstein declined to identify a source. Bennett says Rolling Stone scoop is old and untrue.
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City officials tour Rensselaer waterfront Saturday
Rensselaer officials will replace tonight’s riverfront study group with a Saturday morning waterfront tour from 9 to noon. A bus from the Rensselaer Boys Club will transport participants as Floyd Barwig notes the land’s potential, including a small natural beach for recreation after river cleanup. He also mentions the river’s sound carries across from 1787.
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Fire and Motorcycle Crash in Rensselaer Wednesd ay
A fire at 1609 Second St in Rensselaer caused minor smoke and water damage to a vacant building. Police report a separate afternoon crash near Walker St and First Ave involving Richard J. Rosencrans and Donald E. Witko with no injuries.
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Walker Street
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Washington Street
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Walker St
Two Albany men indicted on burglary and weapons charges
William A. Collins, 19, of Lansing Street, faces third degree burglary and petty larceny for allegedly breaking into a Brunswick home on July 10, 1975 and stealing a citizen band radio, three rifles and food. George Daniels, 23, of First Street, is charged with second degree criminal possession of stolen property and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle for allegedly possessing an Oldsmobile stolen the day before. A Long Island man, Michael Lasher, 20, of Great Neck, is indicted for second degree assault and third degree criminal possession of a weapon after allegedly swinging a four inch razor at Patrick Russo Jr. on March 8, causing an upper lip laceration. Additional indictments include Jame Vinnie Cocca for criminal usury in East Greenbush and Kenneth T. Lodge for two counts of operating a motor vehicle under the influence in Schodack.
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Troy
Michael Lasher
Great Neck
Patrick Russo Jr
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Jame
Vinnie” Cocca
Ralph Nuzzi
East Greenbush
Cocca
Nazazi
Kenneth T. Lodge
Parsonage Apartments
Nassau
Schodack
Media Men attend audio presentation at BOCES center
Members of the Media Men special audio visual team at Maple Hill High School Schodack attended a equipment demonstration at the BOCES Central Administration Center Castleton. The event featured Ray Supply Albany and Adio-Video Corp Delmar equipment. Fourteen members plus advisor John Kienzle attended.
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Hadassah Spring Conference in Saratoga Springs
The Upper New York State Region Hadassah spring conference unfolds Sunday through Tuesday at the Gideon Putnam Hotel in Saratoga Springs. Speakers include Congressman Stephen Solarz and Mrs. Samuel Zales. theme You Are a Force. Attending officials include Mayor Raymond Watkin and rabbis Abramson and Kiefer.
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Gideon Putnam
Glens Falls
Saratoga
Stephen Solarz
Brooklyn
Samuel Zales
Stamford
Raymond Watkin
Edward Abramson
Mordecai Kiefer
Troy
Greenbush Garden Club plant show and sale
EAST GREENBUSH The Greenbush Garden Club will hold its annual plant sale on May 8 at 10 a.m. in the Howard Goff Middle School lobby. Perennials and shrubs contributed by members will be sold under auctioneer Albert Soria. The club opens to the public. A May 4 meeting at 8 p.m. will cover Wakehop Utilizing Techniques chaired by Mrs. Howard Crocker with hostesses Mrs. Clifford Bourgeois and Mrs. Anthony Bianco.
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East Greenbush
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Albert Soria
Howard Crocker
Clifford Bourgeois
Anthony Bianco
Typographical conference returns to Troy this weekend
The 115th semi annual Empire Typographical and Mailer Conference opens Friday at the Americana Inn in Colonie and runs through Sunday. Delegates from across New York discuss contracts management and local issues with Troy Local president Tom Dowd and secretary treasurer Stan Shiesley leading area arrangements.
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Troy
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Minstrel Show Set in Schuylerville Saturday Night
The Minstral Stars and Stripes Forever performs Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Schuylerville High School Auditorium. A 50 person cast from Corinth and Lake Luzerne appears for the fourth time in Schuylerville. Proceeds support the Schuyler Hose Company firehouse building fund. Tickets from Mrs Turcotte Mrs Hack or at the door.
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Lake Luzerne
Schuyler Hose Company
Joseph Turcotte
James Hack
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