Three Hoosick Falls Auto Crashes Reported by Police
Hoosick Falls police logged three weekend crashes involving a pedestrian a tree and a parked car. Jeffrey Burdick was struck by William Ober who failed to stop despite 19 feet of skid marks. Burdick was uninjured. Robert Metcalfe's car left Route 22 hit a tree. Metcalfe faces DWI and fireworks charges. A Wright vehicle on John Street was struck by an unknown vehicle while parked. a camper and a passerby were observed. A white 10 speed bicycle was reported stolen from First Street residence.
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Hoosick Falls
Jeffrey Burdick
High Street
William Ober
Saratoga Springs
Ober
Burdick
Robert Metcalfe
Route 22
Metcalfe
Beverly A. Wright
Snow Street
Howard Wright
John Street
Wright
Cramer
First Street
Stablehands Arrested on Illegal Alien Charges at Saratoga
An undercover U S Immigration and Naturalization Service operation at the Saratoga flat track led to the arrest of 39 stablehands suspected of being illegal aliens. U S Magistrate Bender Solomon of Albany said 29 of those apprehended were scheduled for further proceedings.
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Saratoga
U.S
Bender Solomon
Albany
Farm and Garden Club to meet this week in Center Cambridge
Cambridge Area Branch of the Woman's National Farm and Garden Club meets at 2 p.m. Thursday in Center Cambridge Town Hall. Mrs. Anthony R. Turi leads the business meeting. Guest speaker George Eckweiler of Hoosick Falls discusses Crafts-Assembly of Mobiles. Market table at 1:30 p.m. offers food, plants, and produce. Refreshments follow.
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Garden Club
Cambridge Area
The
Woman's National Farm and Garden Club
Town Hall
Center Cambridge
Anthony R. Turi
George Eckweiler
Hoosick Falls
Kathryn Mahaffy
Cambridge Historical House
Stannard Butler
Schenectady
Gift Subscription Mixup at TV Guide Resolved
A reader explains sending a gift subscription to TV Guide, receiving two copies and a corrected billing statement. TV Guide admits error, deletes the faulty invoice, and restarts the gift order with hand mailed copies until full processing. After months the friend receives the magazine regularly.
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Qave
TV Guide
Immigration raid nets dozens of suspected aliens at Saratoga track
A Sunday raid by 40 agents at Saratoga Race Course led to the detention of Frank Sherry and ten others deemed likely from Latin America. Dozens more escaped as officers checked papers before dawn, part of an undercover probe aimed at freeing up American jobs. Deputy officials note the effort follows a Belmont Park Sunday operation and discuss deportation for first offenders.
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New York City
Latin America
Alfred Buil
U.S. Immigration Service
Belmont Park
Long Island
Buil
Solomon
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization
Saratoga
United States
New York State
Saratoga Ballet Struggles to Find Audience at Home
Saratoga Ballet, led by Phyllis Latin, tours beyond Saratoga Springs due to a lack of local theaters and state arts funding. The company performs modern and jazz pieces in shopping centers like Clifton Country Mall to reach unseen audiences. Dancer Ira Adler performs despite pain as the troupe plans a Las Vegas trip in fall and a Christmas ballet for the mall.
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Clifton Country Mall
Saratoga Phyllis
G. M. Dzaman
Ballet Company
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Ballet
New York City Ballet
American Allet Theater
State Council On the Arts
Carl Company
Phyllis Latin
Saratoga Company
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Tanglewood
Jacobs Pillow
Mrs. Latin
Joffrey Ballet
Saratoga Summer Theater
New York City
Ira Adler
Saratoga
Latin
Las Vegas
Harvest tips from Cooperative Extension on home garden crops
The Rensselaer County Cooperative Extension shares guidance for corn cabbage spinach lettuce and chives. Corn should be picked dry with kernels full while silks brown. test by a window in the husk. Cabbage heads must be firm and not overmature. Spinach may be cut from six to eight leaves until the seed stem forms. Lettuce types vary with harvest timing to avoid bolting and bitter taste. Chives can be harvested anytime with scissors, forming compact clumps.
Renovating an Old Lawn in Early Fall
Old, thinning lawns need renovation or reconstruction to fix drainage, infertile soil, and compaction. Start in spring or early summer with weed control, mowing, raking, lime and fertilizer, seed bare spots, roll and water, then maintain properly to prevent recurrence. Visit local Cooperative Extension Offices for a soil pH test.
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Cooperative Extension Offices
Edinburg Worker Rolls Steaming Blacktop on Route 2
Leland Robinson of Edinburg handles hot asphalt on route 2 between Grafton and Petersburg this summer. He watched the work ahead last week, glimpsing the tasks and rhythm of the job he will likely continue to see.
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Leland Robinson
Edinburg
Grafton
Petersburg
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Farm and Garden Club
Local Historical Society
William Brewster
Butler
Elder Brewster
Albany Colony Society
Cambridge One
Times Record
Troy
N.Y
Cambridge
Charlotte Gottry
Mrs. Erroll Rounds
Frank Sherry
Mary T. Lander
Cohoes
J.W
Watervliet
Olympic Sales Club
Mike Bailey
L.G
Colonie
E.C
Consumer Protection Board
N.J.M
Lansingburgh
All-Brand Appliances
Fourth St
Steve Brittain
Cohces Memorial Hospital
William McDonald
M.C. — Cohoes
Schodack Bay
Schodack
Richard Mull
River Road
By Gioia Liliberto
New York
Cooperative Extension Association of
Rensselaer County
SPS
Callahan Road Improvement
K. E. Powers
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