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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1967
Page
17
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Supreme Court of New York Troy Savings Bank sues Martin K Tierney Lanny J Therney and Ackner Fuels Inc to foreclose. Referee will sell Dec 4 1967 at 1 PM in Troy Court House rotunda to satisfy judgment. property described as Lot No 4 shown along Circle Road in Hoosick town with buildings and fixtures.
The New York State Thruway Authority announces a public auction of used vehicles and maintenance equipment. Items include a 1 power breaker, lifting tools, windshields, three batteries, battery chargers, two hoist hoards, and two marine motors. Auction starts December 14 at 7 PM at the Glensmere address with free viewing prior. Potential bidders contact the authority offices in Albany, Brockport, Cheektowaga, and Mineola.
Trenton plans a $25 fine for leaving car doors unlocked starting December 15, despite questions from the State Motor Vehicle Division. Mayor Carmen Armenti says police will ticket unlocked vehicles as of the date, though the ordinance was passed seven months ago and delayed in enforcement.
Legal notice announces a bid submission for exhaust fan components by the Valley Community Cortege in Troy New York. It details submission deadlines November 1 1986 and January 4 1987, and cites reserve rights and procurement rules under New York law.
Miami Beach, AP. The AFL-CIO voted 50,000 toward a potential multimillion dollar fund to aid 50,000 copper strike workers who have shut down the industry for five months. The council urged the 129 affiliated unions to contribute, citing past emergency funds. The steelworkers plan a convention next year to address strike financial strains.
An official report cites 114 villagers dead and 47 hospitalised after Viet Cong flamethrowers and hand grenades struck the Dak Son villages 74 miles northeast of Saigon. Seven popular forces defenders died, eight wounded, with 29 villagers missing and refugees seeking safety.
David Sarnoff, RCA board chairman, was awarded the Salvation Army 1987 Citation of Merit at a luncheon at the New York Hilton. Col J Clyde Cox presented the honor honoring Sarnoff’s pioneer role in communications and his vision of technology aiding humanity, with 3,000 guests observing a moment of silence for the late Francis Cardinal Spellman.
In the first year of eligibility under the 1986 G1 Bill a majority of enrollees were servicemen on active duty. More than half studied in courses below the college level, totaling about 23,000 individuals.
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