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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1970
Page
5
Daily listings show a full slate from 6 to 12:30 featuring cartoons dramas and talk. Notable items include Don Knotts guests Steve Lawrence and Mama Cass Elliott at 7 30 p.m. and Rescue The Search For Billy promoted as a featured ad minute.
In Albany the State Senate weighs a guarded gallery with bulletproof barriers amid threats and demonstrations. Security studies led by Abrams and a Wisconsin official plan tightens on identification and possible cloakroom checks as lawmakers face a new era of risk.
Practice teaching Miss Mary Ann Clum of Castleton joins 500 Illinois seniors and graduate students in a six to eight week program at Urbana Senior High School in Urbana Illinois.
A 51-year-old Troy man Lawrence Brooks of 2 Washington Pl was taken ill Sunday near Federal and River Streets and rushed to St Marys Hospital by Ambulance Service Corp He was listed in fair condition Monday with hospital staff later noting a poor status Patrolmen Robert Hayden and William J Foy responded to the call
The Ladies Auxiliary of La Salle Institute will honor its officers from the 1967-68 68-69 and 69-70 school years at an 8 p.m. meeting in the school lounge. A Christmas concert by the Marolers of Marylrose Academy Albany will accompany the tribute, with Mrs. John Cahill presiding.
Burt Reynolds stars in Run Simon Run a 90 minute drama about an Indian torn between love for a white social worker and vengeance Inger Stevens co stars The lineup also features a First Tuesday segment on Quemoy and a romance titled To Rome With Love with Walter Brennan and Josephine Hutchinson in Rome Gramps pursues a widow next door during neighborly intrigue
Bids will be opened Wednesday morning for replacing defective limestone on three sides of the Alfred E. Smith State Office building in Albany. Officials expect the job to cost about 100000 dollars and include lintel and surface stone replacement along with waterproofing. A similar front of the building was completed two years ago.
The Ferry Street tunnel reopened to vehicular traffic with the first vehicles passing through at about noon on Monday. Congress Street remains a two way street between River and Third Streets for now, while city crews repave Fifteenth Street and patch downtown streets after closing for the Congress Street Bridge work.
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