International Auto Show sells out New York Coliseum
The International Auto Show sells all space at New York Coliseum five months before opening. The event runs April 4 to 12, 1970, with extensive staff updates and promotions across Bumstead and Nemith Auto divisions in Latham Cohoes and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Coliseum
Charles Snitow
Bumstead Service
Jim McNamee
Sam Francis
James K. Patrick III
National Guard
Jack Murray
Chuck Milliman
Bill McBride
Tarrytown
Jack Halton
John Colarusso
Nick Mack
Gohoes
Bumstead
Nemith
Marty Hughes
Latham
Arthur Glenn Cohoes
J. Hughes
Marty
Nemith Auto
Tom Askew
Tom
Travel World Line
Islander
Franklin
Ryan joins Troy Firm As Engineer
J. Thomas Ryan joins Cadman and Droste Troy as head of the structural engineering section. A Albany native, he earned a bachelor’s from RPI in 1963 and a master’s from Iowa State University in 1965. He is a registered NY and Iowa P.E. with prior roles in Des Moines and Albany. He is married to Barbara Drew and resides in Waterford with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thomas Ryan
Cadman and Droste
Troy Architectural and Engineering
Ryan
Albany
Schuylervile Central School
RPI
Iowa State University
New York State
Iowa
Office of Civil Defense
Des Moines
IBM
Iowa State
Peterson and Appell
Martheimer, Bender and Estey
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Concrete Institute
New York
Barbara Drew
Schuylerville
Mari-Nel Circle
Waterford
NASD Warns Against Excessive Switching in Mutual Funds
The NASD laid out a detailed policy condemning excessive switching of investors between mutual funds. It requires members to supervise trading to prevent improper fund switches and to document whether purchases come from liquidations in other funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Securities Dealers
Nasd Board of Governors
NASD
Nasd Board
Richard B. Walbert
Troy Area Chosen for Test Marketing of New Dishes
The Troy Area in New York is among several regions selected by the George A. Hormel Co. of Austin Minnesota to test market a convenient heat and serve version of Scalloped Potatoes with Ham and Beef Goulash. The 15 ounce cans are the tested products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
New York State
George A. Hormel Co
Austin
Millbrook Kitchens trio attend national kitchen trade convention
Joseph Hochberg Frank Sanderson and Robert Kirsch of Millbrook Kitchens Nassau Route 20 attended the seventh annual convention of the American Institute of Kitchen Dealers in Chicago. They took part in seminars and the trade exposition as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hochberg
Frank Sanderson
Robert Kirsch
Millbrook
Rte. 20
Nassau
American Institute of Kitchen Dealers
Chicago
Walter Kryskowski Named Salesman in Men’s Clothing
ON STAFF Wells and Coverly Inc. announces Walter Kryskowski as a salesman in the men’s clothing department. He attended public school in Cohoes, served four years in World War II, and is a member of Maplewood Legion Post and PAA Club Cohoes. He previously worked at House of Maple Inc. of Latham and now lives at 8 Jennings Place in Cohoes with wife Mildred and son Kevin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfinder
Jack Green
Jack B. Green, Jr
Camp Fort Mead
Tom Gregson
Hedley
Cadillac & Olds
Ed Dunning
Coachman
Tri- Cities
Coachman Motor Homes
Dunning’s
Latham
Bill Peterson
Mechanicville
Dunning Buick
Bill
American Motors Corp
Kaiser Industries
American Motors
Kaiser Jeep Corp
Whitbeck
John Emmet
Chrysler- Plymouth
Plymouth
Texaco
125Th
2Nd Ave
Tom Baldwin
Dan Murphy
Nemith
Troy
Wally Riddell
Bill Hynes
Gilligan Buick
Buick
Whit
Mac Lisieski
Fred Kozlowski
Marta Warner
Auto Row
Ken Gooney
Dodge
John Mackey
Mackey Motor Sales
Second Ave
Watervliet
Bob Carpenter
107Th St
Bob
Brad Cooney
5Th Ave
North
Cooney
John O’malley
Bob Tague
Frank Belyea
Guy Shepard
Jack Ieville
Sibley Chev
Conerly
Pontiac-Buick
Hickey Ford
Hoosick Road
Hickey’s
Wells & Coverly, Inc
Walter Kryskowski
Mr. Kryskowski
Cohoes
Maplewood Legion Post
PAA Club
House of Maple, Inc
Jennings Place
Mildred
Kevin
Social Security Q and A on Medical Costs and Disability
The exchange covers Medicare drug coverage limits, employer Social Security tax on earnings, and early disability benefits. A hospital drug rule, tax applicability, and six month deferral with benefits starting the seventh month are explained for Troy residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Medicare
Social Security Administration
Words of Wisdom and Wordplay in Coast Guard Guide
Readers mock a Coast Guard pamphlet for a dangling phrase and wrong word choice in a government report. The letter urges writers to study Sir Ernest Gowers Plain Words and praises clear English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrises
Coast Guard
U.S. Government Printing Office
D. M. Riverside
Conn
Sir Ernest Gowers
Knopf
N.Y
Ernest
Fowler
Arthur Quiller-Couch
Catholic Nurses Set Yule Party at John's Restaurant
Miss Margaret Haley president announced Troy Deanery of Catholic Nurses will hold a Christmas party Tuesday night at John's Restaurant on Hill Street. A special meeting is planned at 6 30 p.m. before the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Deanery
Catholic Nurses
John’s Restaurant
Hill Street
Margaret Haley
Miss Haley
Name Change at Thrif D Discount Center to Rite Aid Center
Lawrence Hill announces that Name Changed Thrif D Discount Center at Broadway and 3rd St will operate as the Rite Aid Discount Center. Supervision and management remain unchanged under new branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrif D
Broadway
3Rd St
Rite Aid Discount Center
Lawrence Hill
Before You Buy: Cyclamates and MSG Debates Raise Consumer Questions
Consumer concerns rise as FDA bans cyclamates from foods and drinks by Jan 1 1970 with exemptions for diabetics until Sept 1 1970. The column argues for clear standards amid disputed studies on cyclamates and TV set radiation. It notes MSG safety debates and invites reader questions for the Before You Buy column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Public Health Service
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Margaret Dana
Box
Shanker Conviction Upheld By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court denied Albert Shanker's appeal 6-2, upholding his criminal contempt conviction for defying New York state court orders during a seven week teachers strike. Shanker and his United Federation of Teachers were fined $220,000. he faced a 15 day jail term and a separate $250 fine for leading the strike. The ruling relies on state law that union officers in public employ are not entitled to jury trials in contempt cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanker
New York
Supreme Court
New York City
United Federation of Teachers
J. Lee Rankin
Also Mentioned on This Page
News of Troy Area Business
Frank Danton
Thomas J. Ryan
Troy Firm
Ethan Allen Personnel Placement, Inc
Raymond H. Phillips
Matthew J. Rourke Jr
R.D
Cropseyville
Harris Metzner
Danielwood Dr
Loudonville
State St
Schenectady
Troy Plaza
Casey’s
James F. Casey
Thomas
Fred Casey
Mary Morris
Congress
Washington
Albert Shanker
Teachers’ Union
the Rice Blog
51St Street
John Pattison
Holiday
Arith
A. Santa Stocking
Miter Stockin
Sasagenr Bob
C. Tinsel Garland
D. Glitter Birds
E. Holiday Village
J. Holly
Beplas
Woolworth
Mrisra
Knas Vilace
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