Upstate area driver arrested after crash in Saratoga
Saratoga Springs police report several weekend crashes in the area. Details include a taxi collision on Mast Avenue near the Holiday Inn involving Martha A. Brown, 20, and driver Edwin Moseley, with Harry N. Albert, 73, also involved. Albert later arrested for failure to yield. Another two-car collision on South Broadway and Crescent Street injured Pier F. Corum, 33, and Rocco G. Leva, 23, with Corum sustaining head injuries and Leva a knee injury. Additional incidents include a 2:05 a.m. Sunday crash near Church and Van Dam Streets and a 1:05 p.m. Sunday collision at Church Van Dam Wolworth, with both cars damaged and occupants treated. Police listed the involved drivers and witnesses.
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Saratoga Springs
John Hudson
Guy Coreno
Martha A. Brown
Riverside
Conn
Mast Avenue
Holiday Inn
South
Muth J. Brown
RD 1
Broadway
Greenfield
Edwin Moseley
Circular
Harry N. Albert
Donald
North St
Saratoga
G. Rathgeber
Ballston Springs
Spa
Jamesway
Bugne Cole
Albert
Ryder
Southadway
Crescent Street
Pier F. Dorum
Pougheeise
Rocco G. Leve
Grand Ave
Mings
Corum
Leva
South Broadway
Directt
Paul Grahm
Shrewsbury
Mass
Saratoga Hospital
Thomas A., Rowe
Middle Grove
Carol J. Henderer
RD 2
Jones Road
Church
van Dam
Wolworth Streets
Rowe
Church Street
Henderer
van Dam Street
Donald Ely
Eugene Cole
Mrs. Ann R. More Rites Held At Saratoga Springs
Funeral services for Mrs. Ann R. More 69 of 17 Patricia Lane Saratoga Springs were held today at Bussing Funeral Home and Bethesdapiscopal Church with interment at Greenridge Cemetery. A retired teacher she taught 25 years in Saratoga public schools and Schuylerville Central School before retiring in 1964. She belonged to Eastern Star and State Teachers Association and is survived by a daughter in Chatham two sons in Malverne and Saratoga Springs a sister and a brother.
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Patricia Lane
Saratoga Springs
Bussing Funeral
Bethesdapiscopal Church
Greenridge Cemetery
More
Saratoga
Saratoga Public
Schuylerville Central School
Order of Eastern Star
State
Gilboy Found Innocent Of Charges In Saratoga Springs
Robert Gilboy Jr., 21, of 4 Franklin Square, Saratoga Springs, was found innocent of criminal mischief in the third degree in Spa City Court. Judge LeRoy T. Walbridge ruled the prosecution failed to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt after a rock was allegedly thrown at a marble statue in Congress Park Italian Gardens.
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Robert
Gilboy Jr
Franklin Square
Saratoga Springs
Spa
LeRoy T. Walbridge
Walbridge
Gilhoy
Asst. Dist
Alty
W. Donald Carola
Mechanicville
Congress Park
Gilboy
Rodney Powers
Deny Charge Of Larceny. Bail Set At $2000
Michael De Martino and John Beach, both 20, pleaded innocent to petty larceny in Saratoga Springs City Court. Bail was set at $1,000 each. They are accused of stealing a cash register containing $103 from the Texas gas station at Maple Avenue and Van Dam Street. Detective Howard Groff arrested them. The matter was adjourned to 8:30 a.m. Friday. Assistant District Attorney W. Donald Carola represented the People.
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Michael de Martino
Ash St
Saratoga Springs
John Beach
Woodlawn Ave
LeRoy ‘I. Walbridge
Texas Gas
Walbridge
Gully Simpson
Asst. Dist. Atty
Donald Carola
Cambridge PTA hears exchange teacher from England
Cambridge parents heard Mr and Mrs Clements Crowe recall their year in England at a Cambridge Central School cafeteria meeting. Mr Crowe described teaching in Aylesbury Bucking hamshire during the 1966 67 school year in an international teacher exchange and noted he was not an official government representative. He and Miss Patricia Whitel observed British views of America, the 11 Plus exam guiding student tracks, and plans by 1970 to raise age at which students must stay in school to 16.
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Clements Crowe
Cambridge
England
Crowe
Parent- Teacher Association
Cambridge Central School
Aylesbury
Patricia White l
Miss White
George Leyden
Crowes
Columbiettes Host CDA Eastern Star Social Hour Dinner
The Whitehall Columbiettes hosted Skenesborough Chapter CBS Court and Catholic Daughters of America at a social hour and spaghetti dinner in the Knights of Columbus home. A program led by Mrs Sally Busteed featured brief talks by Theresa Kingsley Mary Battaese and Joan Yule with singing by Joseph Grady and several prize drawings.
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Whitehall
Columbielles
Skenesborough
CBS
Loughlin
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of C
Sally Busteed
The
Columbiettes
WSCS Meeting Discusses Right or Wrong Topic
The Woman’s Baptist Missionary Society to meet at 7 30 p m tomorrow at the church under Zilpha Thomas. Centenary Methodist WSCS held a regular meeting last night with a covered dish supper in Fellowship Center led by Mrs Aram Zelveian of Salem.
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Womans Baptist Missionary Society
Zilpha Thomas
WSCS
Centenary ‘Methodist Church
Fellowship Center
Aram Zelveian
Salem
Holstein Breeders Convene for New York Convention
More than 250 Holstein breeders are expected at the New York Holstein Friesian Convention January 29 to 31 at the Holiday Inn in Saratoga Springs. Tri county and Clinton-Essex clubs outlined plans with James Donnan of Galway presiding. attendees include Avery Stafford, William Baldwin, Howard DePrietas, Al Drowne, and Paul Lukas. Junior Conference speaker Gary Swan, FFA president, plus a milk market conference and sessions with Louis Longo are on the agenda.
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New York Holstein
Holstein, News
Paul Lukas
Holiday Inn
Gary Swan
F.F.A
Future Farmers of America
Star Farmer
David Mosher
Greenwich
State Association
Louis Longo
Consolidated Milk Producers Association of Connecticut
Saratoga Springs Health Club
Miss Mullane to Lecture at Skidmore College
Miss Terri Mullane a 1965 graduate and head resident of Hanmon House will speak tonight at 7 30 p m in Skidmore Recreation Center on Liberia Growth Without Development She is believed to be the first Skidmore head resident to deliver a departmental lecture in the college history The talk is under government department sponsorship Dr Henry C Galant chairs the department Mullane studied government at Skidmore and trained with Peace Corps eight weeks at San Francisco State College and five weeks after graduation serving in Liberia.
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Terri Mullane
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
Skidmore
Mullane
Hanmon House
Peace Corps Service
Liberia
Skidmore Recreation Center
Government Department
Henry C. Galant
Miss Mullane
San Francisco State College
First Planning Session Tomorrow at Greenwich High
The community planning seminar series begins tomorrow at 7 30 pm in the Greenwich Senior High School study hall with a session on Background for Planning. Conducted by the New York State Office of Planning Coordination Albany District Office, the eight session course is free for Greenwich and Washington County residents. Registration is open via John Ross at Greenwich Central School.
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Greenwich Senior High
Planning Board
New York
Greenwich Area
Washington County
John Ross
Greenwich Central School
Methodist guest speaker at Troy Bennington district meeting
Mrs Petrine McCrume presided as district secretary and member ship and cultivation of the Troy Bennington Methodist Church hosted a guest speaker during the meeting.
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Troy
Bennington
The
Methodist Church
Petrine McCrme
Local Sales Tax Debate Across Adirondacks
In a column by Bob Fusco, officials in Rensselaer County and Troy weigh a potential local sales tax in high traffic zones. The piece notes counties along the Adirondack north south route exploring tax routes, with Albany, Saratoga, Warren, Essex, and Clinton counties as early adopters, and Saratoga County possible soon. It highlights revenue from tourism and motels, plus the impact on Lake George rooms and highway projects, then shifts to a Capitol anecdote about elevators shut down due to an electrical fault while health insurance proposals gain renewed attention from the governor.
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Rensselaer County
Troy
Albany County
Saratoga Springs
Warren
Essex
Clinton
Saratoga County
Saratoga
Lake George
Warren County
Adirondacks
Canada
Capitol
Greenwich Interfaith Unit Meets in Bottskill Baptist Church
A Thursday evening prayer meeting and social hour at Bottskill Baptist Church gathered Greenwich Area Women's Interfaith Group members. Clergy from Boltskill Baptist St. Joseph's Cathedral Centenary Methodist and others spoke on interfaith unity. Members shared prayers and a printed version of Come Holy Spirit was recited. refreshments followed.
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Bottskill Baptist Church
Greenwich Area
Gerald Galvin
John Masher
Galvin
Lewis N. Powell
Boltskill Baptist
Greenwich
James Griffin
James Lowery
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
John B. Columbus
Centenary Methodist
Robert Runge
South Argyle United
Salem Community News and Upcoming Church and Club Events
The First Presbyterian Church session in Salem will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Mackenzie Chapel. Mrs. Jesse M. Hall is in intensive care at Mary McClellan Hospital. Unit 812 of the American Legion auxiliary holds a Christmas party tonight at 6 30 p.m. in Legion rooms, with a wrapped gift tree and donations of stamps and mittens. Rotary Club contributes 25 to Hebron Youth Fund. Marlin and Murrane celebrate their 44th anniversary with a family dinner. Captain Alvin Keiski visits from New York. Lauder family updates from Saigon and Hawaii.
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Ented Presbyterian Church
Mackenzie Chapel
Jesse M. Hall
Mary McClellan Hospital
Sylvia Ashton
Friendship Circle
Morrow
Laverne Parrish
Florida
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Elsie Jackson
Lillian Bain
Salem
Main Street
Jack Abrams
Ondawa-Agway
Masonic Temple
Leon McEachron
Walter Ceglowski
Lawrence McLenahan
Raymond Horton
Salem Rotary Club
Hebron Youth Fund
Marlin Murrane
Alvin Keiski
New York
Lillian Ferguson
St. Thomas Lauder
Raymond Lauder
Signal Corps
Saigon
Hawaii
Chula Vista
Calif
Lena McKell
Stuart Smith
Middlesex
3.C
Ethan Allen
USN
Charleston
S.C
Charles Allen
James UW. Tyler
Carteret
N.J
Leslie Tyler
Oldest Yugoslav Shepherd Dies in Obil ic
AP reports Petar Leakic, a shepherd in Yugoslavia, died Nov 30 at an age claimed up to 128. He married at 60 and reportedly visited a doctor only three times in his life. Local social notes list multiple visitors and gatherings in New York and Massachusetts honoring various residents and celebrating Millicent E. Cameron’s 84th birthday.
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Obilic
Yugoslavia
Petar Leakic
Fish Catch Down In US In 1966
The United States produced 4.34 billion pounds of fish and shellfish in 1966, its lowest in two decades, dropping from fifth to sixth among fishing nations as Norway rose ahead. World catch reached 56.8 million metric tons, with Peru, Japan, Communist China and the Soviet Union driving a 27 million metric ton share.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Bureau of Commercial Fish
Vera Buen Yuan
Norway
West Germany
Netherlands
Peru
Japan
China
Soviet Union
City Considers Rat Bounty in Portland Plan
Portland acting mayor Francis Ivancie proposes a city council move to set a rat bounty. He recalls a childhood Minnesota bounty of 10 cents per rat tail as a motivating example.
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Portland, Ore
Portland
Francis Ivancie
Couucil
Ivancie
Minnesota
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