Cub Scouts Hold Family Awards Night at Asbury Hall
West Sand Lake area Cub Scout Pack 25 hosted a family awards night at Asbury Hall of the Anit Methodist Church. Charles Little presented badges and ranks to den members including Keneth Post, Michael Kenette, Todd Bone teel, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Hall
Charles Little
Cubaster
Keneth Post
Denner
Michael Kenette
Todd Boneteel
Daniel Ibson
Donald Clarke
Dennis Sprague
Walter Wiehler
Gary Ashley
Francis Lake
Thomas Noonan
John Sprague
Scott Little
Craftsan
Glenn Sheldon
Oudoorsman
Douglas Iddleton
William Meeke
Den
Jean Horine
Shirley Hale
Mary Kipp
Joyce Meeks
Lillian Little
Addie Timber
Marilyn Ockenholt
Janine Budesheim
Jean Heather
Rita Innott
Mary Brewer
Colonie Receives State Grant For Sewer Line
Gov. Rockefeller announced a $231000 Pure Waters grant to Colonie for an interceptor sewer serving Newtonville. The line will connect to the Albany County Sewer District, serving about 8850 people and 242000 gallons daily, with total eligible cost $770000 and a second grant of $254100 from federal water quality programs. C T Male Associates of Schenectady designs the project for Construction Co. of Camillus.
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Rockefeller Sunday
Town of
Colonie
Newtonville
Siena College
Enands
Albany County Sewer District
Krommakill
Hudson River
Federal Water Quality Administration
C. T. Male Associates
Schehectady
Construction Co. of
Camillus
Alcoholism Unit To Hear Safety Aide Speaker
John O. Moore, safety program coordinator for the State DMV, will speak at the Alcoholism Center of Rensselaer County annual meeting at Seton Hall Auditorium St Marys Hospital at 3 p m on Wednesday. A film Point Eight on alcohol impairment will be shown and Moore noted for highway safety work. He has held research posts with the U S Air Force Republic Aviation Cornell University and others and lives with his wife and eight children in Voorheesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Moore
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Alcoholism Center
Rensselaer County
Seton Hall Auditorium
St. Mary’s Hospital
Moore
U.S. Air Force
Republic Aviation Corp
Cornell University
American Safety Equipment Corp
Brown Testing Laboratories
Voorheesville
Buffalo Man Identified After Body Found Buried
Buffalo authorities identified the man found buried in a field as 53 year old Robert Prechtt by fingerprints. The skull is crushed and the body was discovered Saturday by two children. His car was parked about 70 feet away, officials said.
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Buffalo
Robert Prechtt
Prechtt
Governor Mandel Injured In Two Car Crash Near Mitchellville
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel sustained facial lacerations after a two car crash on U S 301 near Mitchellville. The driver of the other vehicle, Stephen Bugos of Bowie, was killed. Mandel's aide Frank DeFilippo said Mandel was treated at Anne Arundel General Hospital and released home.
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Annapolis
Marvin Mandel
U.S. 301
Mitchellville
Frank A. DeFilippo
Anne Arundel General Hospital
Norval Cooper
Stephen Bugos
Kensington Lane
Bowie
DeFilippo
Bugos
Mandel
Washington Area
Mrs Mack Named Executive Director of MS District
The Capital District Chapter of the National MS Society appoints Mrs Richard F Mack as its first full time executive director. Roger F Tracy shifts to full time patient services for more than 300 MS patients across Albany and neighboring counties. Mack will oversee day to day activities including fund raising education and planning. Her roles include treasurer of Vanguard and positions with the Albany Symphony Orchestra and Albany Institute of History and Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
Richard F. Mack
Roger F. Tracy
Loudonville
Albany
Columbia
Greene
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Schenectandy
Schorahie
Warren
Washington
Mack
Vanguard
Albany Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Board
Albany Institute of History and Art
St. Agnes’ School
Northeastern New York Speech Center
Albany Home For Children
Pair Put On Probation In $14,000 Theft
Frederick E. Voris of Schenectady and John A. DeSiano of Loudonville received five years probation after pleading guilty to second degree grand larceny in a $14,000 theft from a suburban department store. The arrest followed a March 26 incident at the Latham Corners Shopping Center where two men grabbed a money bag from a Boston Store employee. authorities recovered most of the loot, mostly checks, in Cohoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Voris
Schenectady
John A. DeSiano
Loudonville
Albany
Martin Schenck
Cohoes
Boston
Latham Corners
Heavy Win ForcE Union Incumbents
About 11,000 members of International Union of Electrical Workers Local 301 at Schenectady GE plant reelected Angelo Durante as president and Joseph Mangino as business agent by a two to one margin. Local 301 opposed the nationwide GE strike contract last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady, N.Y
UPI
Schenectady General Electric Co
International Union of Electrical Workers
Local 301
Angelo Durante
Joseph Mangino
GE Cuts Back In Pittsfield Power Transformer Plant
General Electric announced the elimination of part of its power transformer production at the Pittsfield plant effective immediately, affecting 314 jobs. J Ronald McArthur said many workers would be relocated within the plant, but exact numbers are not given, citing higher labor and material costs and weak selling prices due to foreign competition. The GE complex employs about 11 000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
UPI
General Electric Co
Pittsfield Plnt
J. Ronald McArthur
McArthur
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West Sand Lake
Jeanne M. Bailey
Johnny Appleseed
Den 5
Shirley Hal
Clovers
Poestenkill
Mary Lou Speth
Sandra Wagner
Laurie Mosher
Donna Podestna
Advent Star Project
Trinity Lutheran Church
Advent Stars
Germany
Donald Mosher
Frederick Schwartz
Frank Meissner
Christmas Tree Sale
Dave Moore
David Carpenter
Raymond Barnes
United Methodist Church
John C. Moore
Maryland
Hurton Crash
Mrs. Mack
Denby’s
Troy
Stuyvesant Plaza
Colonie Cente
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Colonie Center
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