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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1970

Page

8

U S Students Aid In Hanoi Visit For Paris Peace Talks

A dozen members of the National Students Association traveled to Hanoi to gather information for the Paris peace talks, with a group planning to visit Saigon blocked by South Vietnamese visa limits. Jordanian troops clash with Palestinian guerrillas near Jarash, Amman.

Paris U.S. National Students Association Hanoi David Eng Saigon Beirut Lebanon Jarash Jordan Amman Amman Radio

Defector Kudirka Had Vital Papers, Says Pucinski

U.S. Rep. Roman Pucinski claims Lithuanian seaman Simas Kudirka carried important documents and information on Soviet fishing vessel spying. Defense officials say Minuteman site hardening is being studied but not yet started, despite reports of a secret program.

Chicago U.S Roman Pucinski D-Ill U.S. Coast Guard Washington Defense Department America Minutemen Defense David Packard Congress New York Times

Reservists Protest Hairstyles At Niagara Army Facility

Fourteen reservists picketed outside an Army Reserve facility in Niagara Falls to press for the right to longer hair and other grievances. Some wore masks to avoid recognition after past reprimands and fear further retaliation.

Niagara Falls N.Y

State unveils Job Bank to locate statewide employment

Governor Rockefeller announced a new computerized Job Bank system for locating jobs across New York. The exchange targets professional and skilled positions and relies on daily updated listings, with vacancies that are non local yet attractive and eligible for applicants. The program extends from Buffalo to Long Island with planned expansions. Nebraska joined the Union in 1887 as the 37th state.

Utica Rochester State Employment Service Rockefeller The Employment Service Buffalo Syracuse Albany-Schenectady-Troy Binghamton Long Island Nebraska

Athletic Unit Extends Year For Football In County League

The Washington County Athletic League voted to extend the high school football season by one week and add a non league game on the first Saturday in November. The action shifts basketball to December and replaces the invitational tournament with open sectionals to allow entry by any team. Non league schedules in basketball and wrestling with St. Marys Academy Hoosick Falls remain. SMU status was rejected to avoid an unbalanced schedule. The summary was presented to the Hoosick Falls Central School Board by Supt Phillip Leonard.

Washington County Athletic League Hoosick Falls St. Mary’s Academy SMU Board of Education Hoosick Falls Central School Supt Philip Leonard

Homemade Craft Gifts Exchanged at Hoosick Dinner

At the Hoosac villages annual Christmas dinner held Thursday night at 122 Main St Mrs A J Salluzzo hosted with assistants Mrs Charles J ONeil and Mrs George E Peer. A donation to the Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad was approved during the business session. Officers were chosen by lottery with Mrs James F Sennett as chairman and other posts filled. The next meeting is set for January 7 at 8 p.m. at 35 Cummings St.

Hoosac A. J. Salluzzo Main St Charles J. O’neil George E. Peer Town of Howard L. Reynolds Orville Sprague Sunshine Alexander J. Bromirski Cummings St

Winter Clothes Drive For Korea Sought In Hoosick Falls

Mrs. Henry F. Cramer leads Hoosick Area collection of used clothing for Korea winter needs. Project started by Troy veteran George Gilligan, with his parents sending a tape about needs for children ages five to seventeen. Cramer will arrange pickups and forward items to the Troy committee. contact 686-5723.

Henry F. Cramer Nixon St Hoosick Falls Hoosick Area Korea Troy Navy George Gilligan Joseph E. Gilligan Jr Troy Committee

4-H Groups Receive Awards

4 H groups in Rensselaer County won awards during National 4 H Club Week. The Northern Livestock and Hoosie Homemakers displays in Troy attracted attention and earned recognition. Leaders Mr and Mrs John L Calhoun helped arrange the exhibits and Hoosick Falls clubs earned project credits for outdoor events including a hayride and hot dog roast. The Northern Livestock Club Christmas party is set for Tuesday at Robert Shaw's home.

Northern Livestock Hoosie Rensselaer County Troy Record Newspapers John L. Calhoun Hoosick Falls Baker’s Grove West Hoosick Sherman Herrington John Hoag Calhoun Northern Livestock Club Robert Shaw

Health Center Work By Senior Citizens Reported

Members of the Senior Citizens Center for the Hoosick Falls Health Center project report 209 surgical pads, 15 Johnnies and nine bibs produced in the past month. They note a need for more sheets or soft material and additional workers.

Senior Citizens Center Hoosick Falls Health Center

Christmas Concerts by Hoosick Falls School Groups

Hoosick Falls Central School outlines several holiday performances. The 21 member clarinet choir directed by William Gaillard performs December 12 at 1:30 in the Hoosick Falls Health Center and December 13 at 2 in St. Mark's Church. A brass group with Girl Scouts joins a caroling event December 18 at 4:30 on Main Street. The season closes December 20 at 2 with a combined and separate group Christmas concert in the school auditorium. Admission is by contributions of money or food for the Ministering Circle of the King's Daughters.

Hoosick Falls Central School Clarinet Hoosick Falls Health Center William Gaillard St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Hoosick Falls Main Street Luther Everly Calvin Pedersen Eloise Canzer

Fisk Family Visits Bar Harbor Friends in Maine

Mr and Mrs Ira Fisk and their son Ted of North Hoosick returned from Bar Harbor Maine where they visited their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs O L Applegate who moved there from Hershey Pa Applegate is a research assistant at the Jackson Laboratory.

Ira Fisk Ted North Hoosick Bar Harbor Maine O. L. Applegate Hershey, Pa Applegate Jackson Laboratory

Sewer Bids To Be Opened On Dec 17

City purchasing agent Leo A. Curley announces bids will be opened at 10 a.m. December 17 for about 1,580 feet of 12 inch vitrified clay sanitary sewer to bypass the Crestwood development in the South End. Bids accepted until opening in City Hall.

Leo A. Curley Crestwood South End Curley City Hall

Troy Fortunate On Storm Sanitary Sewer Separation

Public Utilities Supt John P Buckley says Troy faces no hardship from storm sewer separation as it already mandates separate systems in new construction. He notes the cost of separating existing combined sewers is astronomical but new buildings connect to city lines with separate lines that merge later. Buckley says federal and state water officials are not pressuring Troy on the issue.

New York UPI Rockefeller Binghamton Troy John P. Buckley Buckley County Health Department Troy Towers Kennedy Towers Buckly

Four-car crash injures four on Routes 9 and 20

A four-vehicle collision on Routes 9 and 20 in East Greenbush Friday evening sent four people to Albany Medical Center. A 3-year-old Troy boy, Steven Eanes, suffered a broken leg. Rosemary Kosta of Rensselaer fractured ribs and pelvis. Drivers Marie Eanes and Sandra Armstrong were treated for injuries. Witnesses said traffic stalled for three miles.

East Greenbush Albany Medical Center Troy Steven Eanes Rosemary Kosta Rensselaer Marie Eanes Sandra Armstrong Valatie Robert van Kempen Charles Scott Castleton Route 4 Schodack Center

Salvation Army Clothing Bin Fire Quenched

Troy police and fire officials handled an early morning blaze at a Salvation Army clothing bin in the Troy Plaza Shopping Center on Hoo Sick Street. Firefighters found a lighted cigarette inside the bin, suspected as the cause. Pumper 8 extinguished the fire with investigators Ptl. R. S. Taft and J. H. Gray present.

Troy Salvation Army Troy Plaza Hoosick Street Pumper 8 Ptl R. S. Taft J. H. Gray Troy Police

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