Yugoslav court sentences man for partisan killings
In Leskovak a District Court found Rado van Mirkovic guilty of taking part in the 28 year old killings of seven Communist partisans. He received a death sentence that was commuted to twenty years in prison and his Yugoslav property was ordered confiscated.
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Leskovak
Yugoslavia
Radovan Mirkovic
Mirkovic
Canada
House OKs Postponement of Tax Cut and Deficit Bill
The House approved a measure to provide four billion dollars to curb deficits over two years. It would delay excise tax cuts on autos and telephone service and accelerate estate tax collection, heading to Senate approval. The second item reports U.S. and Soviet notes exchanged in Moscow over police interference and Soviet accusations of U.S. collaboration with hostile Jewish groups. Ambassador Beam protested Soviet actions denying entry of a Soviet Jew seeking embassy discussion.
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House
Oks
Washington
Nixon
Senate
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
State Department
Jacob D. Beam
Vasiliy Kuznetsov
New York to appeal welfare grant ruling to Supreme Court
Albany reports New York State will appeal a Court of Appeals ruling ordering upstate welfare grants raised to parity with New York City area. The retroactive 15 percent hike would start Oct 1, per the decision upheld against a lower court ruling. An associated blast at a tavern near City Hall injures over 60, with five building workers unaccounted for seven hours after the fire.
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Albany
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New York State
U.S. Supreme Court
New York City
U.S. Court of Appeals
New York
City Hall
Fire Department
Saratoga 4-H Hosts Teen Program Today
Saratoga County 4 H Council to host a teen exchange program at Shenendehowa Middle School cafeteria at 8 p m featuring John Bradley Mechanicville an international exchange delegate to Botswana in 1969 70 He will share youth development experiences There will be recreation dancing singing games and a grab bag exchange Refreshments served Officers of the 4 H Teen Council run the event.
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Saratoga County
4-H Council
Troy Area
Shenendehowa
John Bradley
Mechanicville
Botswana
Africa
4-H
Johnsonville Socials and Club Events Week
Johnsonville residents hosted guests including Mrs. Norman Cushing and Mrs. George Wolff of North Hoosick with others. The Johnsonville Volunteer Ambulance Service plans its annual covered dish supper at the fire hall on Monday at 7 p.m. The Auxiliary of the Johnsonville Volunteer Fire Company meets for a Christmas party at the fire hall on Wednesday at 7 p.m. The Grange hosts a Christmas party with covered dish supper at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, plus entertainment, grab bag and a Santa visit.
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George Wolff
North Hoosick
Lelia Gardner
Charles Williams
Hoosick
Blanche Terry
Johnsonville
F D Roach Dies A Waterford Public Works Veteran
Frank D Roach of 101 Third Street Waterford 1923 RPI graduate and retired State Department of Public Works hydroelectric operator at Crescent Power House died early Friday after a long illness. Native Waterford resident son of Frank X Roach and Catherine Riley Roach survived by wife Helen M Alden two sons Frank A Roach Norristown PA William Roach Lisle IL sister Mrs T Byron Sweeney and several nieces and nephews Funeral Monday 9 am Finn Funeral Home 102 Third Street Waterford then 930 am at St Marys Church Interment St Marys Cemetery Waterford.
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Frank D. Roach
Third St
Waterford
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Crescent
State Dept. of Public Works
Mr. Roach
Frank X
Catherine Riley Roach
Waterford High School
St. Mary’s Church
Civil Service Employes Association
Helen M. Alden
Frank A. Roach
Nor
Ristown
William
Roach
Lisle, Ill
T. Byron Sweeney
Cohoes
Finn Funeral Home
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Santa to visit Waterford for Christmas party
Santa and the Waterford Emergency Team will transport the bewhiskered man in red to the Federated Church South Building for a Christmas party from 2 to 4 p.m. Waterford youths are invited, with the Waterford Youth Council chaired by John La Barge organizing the event.
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Waterford Emergency
Saratoga Ave
Broad St
Federated Church
Waterford
Waterford Youth Council
John LaBarge
Tomato’s botanical fruit, commerce calls it a vegetable
The text explains that botanically a tomato is a fruit while in commerce it is treated and sold as a vegetable. It notes the dichotomy between scientific classification and market labeling.
Snow Plowing Notice Discussed at Waterford Village Board
At the Waterford village board meeting Donald Baker the street commissioner reminded residents of last year’s snow plowing ordinance. When snow plows are in operation a no parking ban will be in effect on even numbered sides Monday Wednesday Friday and Sunday and on odd numbered sides Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Cooperation of residents would keep streets open for emergency vehicles.
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Waterford
Donald Baker
Baker
Waterford Catholic group hosts Yuletide dinner and plans
The Waterford Central Catholic School Association will host a Christmas buffet at 8 p.m. Monday in St. Marys Parish Hall. 5th grade mothers chair the dinner. Yuletide Belles led by Mrs. Marge Ryan provide entertainment. Members urged to bring gifts for St. Anne and St. Marys needy children and nun pantry items.
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Waterford Central Catholic School Association
St. Mary’s Parish
Kathy Quinn
Shirley Fredette
Yuletide Belles
Marge Ryan
Mary Anne Higgins
St. Vincent de Paul Society
St. Anne’s
St. Mary’s
Past Matrons Of OES Plan Supper Event
The Star Unity Club of Past Matrons Idaic Chapter OES will meet Tuesday at Waterford Masonic Temple for officer elections. A 6:30 p.m. covered dish supper precedes the meeting, then a Christmas party with a grab bag. Hostesses include Lois Williams Coombs Rude bush Conklin. Bring your own place settings.
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Star Unity Club
Idaic Chapter
OES
Waterford Masonic Temple
Lois Williams
Katherine Coombs
Besse Rudebush
Laverne Conklin
Fire Unit Plans Yule Party Today
The Knickerbocker Steamer Co. sponsors a family Christmas party at the firehouse. Earl Tretheway chairs the event open to all children of members, starting at 1 30 p.m. Refreshments and entertainment will be provided.
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Knickerbocker Steamer Co
Earl Tretheway
Waterford Church Notices Highlight Local Services
Waterford parish listings show schedules for St. Anne's St. Marys Federated Grace Episcopal Waterford United Methodist and Wesleyan churches with priests and service times. Masses range from early morning to evening with Sunday School worship and youth activities noted.
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Grace Episcopal
Leland L. Harrison
Committee On Concern
Episcopal Church
Waterford
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