WELY Radio Daily Schedule Highlights and Night Symphony
A detailed listing of WELY’s programs from morning to late night includes John Walker shows,Paul Flanagan segments, News and Weather updates, Stock Market briefs, and Music for Moderns. The night features the Music of the Masters with performances by the Chicago Symphony and Handel concertos followed by News and Weather, then Sign Off.
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John Walker
Paul Flanagan
Jerry Williams
Ives
Chicago
Gould
Alexander Schneider
Chamber Orch
August 30 1969 in History Highlights and Notable Events
On this day in history several milestones are noted including Cleopatra’s death by snake bite in 30 B C and Benedict Arnold’s pledge to surrender West Point in 1780. Hermann Goering’s Reichstag presidency is recorded for 1932 and Casey Stengel’s retirement from baseball in 1965. A Thought For The Day reflects on Thoreau’s view of human ravage.
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United Press International
Venus
Saturn
Mercury
Mars
Jupiter
B.C
Cleopatra
Benedict Arnold
West Point
Hermann Goering
Girl Killed In Tonawanda Car Crash
Belly Anne McConaghy, 21, died when her car veered off the Bascule Bridge into the Barge Canal in Tonawanda on Thursday. Local authorities investigated the fatal collision.
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Tonawanda, N.Y
UPL
Anne McConaghy
Tonawanda
Albany Gem Theft Valued At 10800
Albany police report jewelry theft from Mr. and Mrs. Harold Solomon of 40 Holmes Dale Street. The missing items include a 5000 dollar diamond ring and a 3000 dollar wedding band valued at over 10800 dollars, taken from a hiding place beneath cellar stairs sometime between Sunday afternoon and Wednesday evening. Mr Solomon runs a Benninton Vermont laundry.
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Albany
Harold Solomon
Holmes Dale St
Solomon
Bennington
Poestenkill GOP Selects Candidates
T William Bassidy a retired Air Force master sergeant and accountant chosen as GOP candidate for town supervisor of Poestenkill at a party caucus. Incumbent Whitman will not run in November. 263 of 1 039 Republicans voted. Election results include Lois Fisher over Darlene Schultz for tax collector and Kenneth Davis over William Warnt for justice of the peace.
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T. William Bassidy
Air Force
GOP
Poestenkill
Frank ‘Whitman
Whitman
Sullivan-Jones Post
VFW
Trree
Lois D. Fisher
Darlene Schultz
Kenneth B. Davis
William C. Warnt
Earl E. Miller
Aretta M. Barringer
Townclerk
Edward F. Showers
Theodore I. Howes Jr
Harry J. Radz
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From a Puzzle Page
A reading of a crossword header shows clues and partial answers including diplomacy as 1-Down and notes on Latin, Greek, and various wordplay hints. The list mixes clues for across and down entries such as 12 Appellation of Athena and 31 Possess with scattered typos and garbled wording.
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Marsh
Teacher Unrest Strikes Across Midwest Schools
Midwest districts face walkouts as Chicago teachers vote on a strike and Joliet, Granite City, and La Salle Peru confront contract issues. Disputes over promised pay raises and contract expirations threaten opening day, with about 35 000 students in Joliet and nearby suburbs affected. Indiana also reports two school strikes.
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Midwest
Chicago
Llinois Federation of Teachers
Oscar Weil
Joliet
Illinois
Granite City
la Salle
Ill
LaSalle-Peru Town
Michigan
William €. Kahl
Wisconsin
Wis
Anne Arundel County
Maryland
Newark
N.J
Teachers’ Association
Board of Education
Board of Estimate
Wilmington
Del
Tomhannock fishing plan to be aired at meeting
A public meeting will discuss proposed regulations to open Tomhannock Reservoir to fishing. The plan sets minimum sizes for bass and pickerel and a three fish daily limit, with prohibitions on ice fishing and wading with hip boots. William Glass chairs the alliance opposing some limits. John Gould will attend for the state department.
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Tomhannock
Sullivan Jones Post
Poestenkill
William Glass
Rensselaer County Conservation Alliance
Glass
Alliance
John Gould
Division of Fish and Game
New York State Conservation Department
Snyders Lake Group Rejects Sewer Plans
The Snyders Lake Improvement Association voted to block circulation of a petition to gain property owner support for a proposed sewer district. President John Teta said the North Greenbush town board asked them to circulate the petition if drafted. The group will cancel the petition until funding from federal and state agencies is sought to ease taxpayer costs and will mail letters to State Senator Douglas Hudson and Assemblyman Neil W. Kelleher about pollution remedies.
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Snyders Lake
Neil W. Kelleher
Consumer's Question Box Answers For puzzled buyers
Consumer questions cover upholstery durability and price value versus quality. The columnist notes labeling as a future guide and mentions insecticide DDVP strips and label warnings. The article shifts to Saratoga Springs Grafton Lakes State Park development with bathhouse village and park entrance, site work progress, and a 1971 season target.
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United States
Saratoga Springs Reservation
Grafton Lakes
Pepper Spice King Dominates US Import Market
Pepper Spice King Pepper has long been the leading import spice in the United States. It accounted for about 19 percent of the 300 million pounds of spices and herbs consumed last year, according to the American Spice Trade Association.
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United States
American Spice Trade Association
The Value of a Motorcycle Helmet for Riders
The National Safety Council notes helmet use correlates with fewer deaths in states with helmet laws, showing up to 42 percent fewer motorcycle deaths. It cautions riders in states without helmet laws to ride safely, maintain their bikes, and wear protective clothing anyway.
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National Safety Council
California
NSC
Bridge Hands By Jacoby
South failed in four hearts after a clever defense by East and West. East cashes two spades then ruffs a club trick, using dummy to dispose clubs while South runs diamonds. East discards on the third diamond to set up the final ruff and West wins the last club.
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South
East
West
Dummy
Police Probe Minor Accident In Troy
Police investigated a minor crash at State and Fourth streets at 1:56 a.m. Friday with no injuries. Drivers were Seymour R. Woolsey, 24, of 157 5th Ave, and William G. Galligan, 28, of 44 Catskill Ave, Rensselaer. Woolsey traveled north on Fourth Street and Galligan went west on State Street.
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Troy
State
Fourth Streets
Seymour R. Woolsey
5Th Ave
William G. Galligan
Catskill Ave
Rensselaer
Woolsey
Fourth Street
Galligan
State Street
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