Schaghticoke Man Pleads Innocent in Reckless Driving
Donald L. Dow, 52, of East Street Schaghticoke, pleaded innocent in Troy Police Court to a reckless driving charge. He was released on a $100 surety bond until next Wednesday after being arrested following a police chase into Green Island by Sgt. Joseph B. West. The appearance was before Justice Timothy J. Fogarty.
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Donald L. Dow
East St. Schaghticoke
Dow
Troy
Timothy J. Fogarty
Joseph B. West
Green Island
Area State Policemen Receive $2300 Awards for Training Program
Two Troy area New York State Police sergeants Eugene F E Brady and David F Van Aken Jr win $2300 each from the Automotive Safety Foundation to attend a nine month Traffic Administration Training Program at Northwestern University. Both assigned to the Traffic Section at Division Headquarters begin September 8 in Evanston Illinois. They were chosen from 200 applicants as part of a 54 officer cohort for the coming school year. Brady 35 and Van Aken 36 have served since 1952 with sergeants since 1962. Brady a CCHS graduate with a BS in Business Admin from SUNY Albany, is married to Mary Ellen Mooradian with two children. Van Aken, Ballston Spa HS and Potsdam State, is the Saratoga Springs native, married to Darla Mae Felter, and father of one.
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New York State
Troy Area
Automotive Safety Foundation
Traffic Administration
Traffic Institute of
Northwestern University
Eugene FE. Brady
Ridgeroad
Troy
David F. van Aken Jr
Hemlock Dr
Elnora
Division
Evanston
Ill
Brady
CCHS
State University At Albany
Word origins and puzzled readers in Letters to the Editor
A reader asks about the origin of the word magic linking it to the Magi while another clarifies ancient Persian Magi and Greek magike. A cartoon caption question about Tobruk is explained with a brief WWII siege context.
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William Morris
Christ
L. P. Sanger
Washington, D.C. A
Persia
J. W. Grunwaldt
Milwaukee
Andy Capp
Andy
Rube
Tobruk
Mr. Grunwaldt
North Africa
Rommel
Rail Taxes Rising in 1965 Tax Payments
American railroads paid 380 million dollars in state and local taxes in 1965, mainly property taxes, up four percent from 1964, as reported from Washington sources. The rise reflects continuing heavy assessment on railroad property and operations.
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Washington
Automobiles Cause Most Accidents for 25 Years
The record shows automobiles caused the majority of accidents for the last 15 years, with natural catastrophes previously responsible. The shift highlights the growing impact of motor traffic on public safety.
Sun Energy Vast Boston Sunlight Echoes Energy Promise
A Sun Energy study asserts that sunlight from Boston areas provides enough energy every two days to equal the nation’s remaining coal and oil reserves, framing a striking national energy outlook.
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Boston
United States
Lunar Orbiter Begins Photo Mission From Moon Orbit
Lunar Orbiter completed a three hour thirty seven minute moon orbit and will capture first pictures of potential landing sites. Engineers at Jet Propulsion Laboratory report its 124 to 1151 mile altitude and onboard camera will film images as early as tomorrow with telecast planned at 5 15 p m EDT.
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Pasadfna
Calif
Lunar Orbiter
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
U.S
Lunar
Moon
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