Public hearing set on 1.9 million federal funds in Cohoes
Cohoes common council to hold a public hearing Tuesday on the city’s application for 1.9 million dollars in federal community development funds. The agenda includes funding for the Neighborhood Improvement Program at 350 thousand, with Alderman Ted Stack proposing expanding NIP to include the Saratoga Street Dyke area.
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Town vacancies list and community notices in Waterford
Vacancies to fill in Waterford and nearby notices list one and five year terms with salaries and deadlines. Applications due Dec 27 1977. town planner meetings and a birthday tribute to John J Hebert highlight local events and services. The notice also covers bids for No 2 fuel oil and ongoing community group activities at the town hall.
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Barbara J. Plummer
Waterford Meeting Plans and Dues Reminder
Joan Fontaine day at 8 p.m. in the post room. Mrs. Josephine Meisner president says after the meeting a Christmas party will follow and each member should bring a grab bag present. Dues must be paid at this meeting.
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Two Alarm Fire Destroys Troy Showroom Cars
A two alarm blaze engulfed 35 cars in Knowles Pontiac showroom at 2739 Sixth Ave Troy. Firefighters evacuated 30 residents nearby. Damage pegged at 200000 by fire officials and owner Ernest J Knowles. The Times Record notes other local 1968 happenings and personnel changes.
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Troy Airport closure disputed by Parker and owners
Joe Parker seeks to block the closing of Troy Airport used by a small group of private plane owners while operating at a deficit. Ed Mund and Doris Fitzgerald filed the suit. Mayor Neil W. Kelleher offers to help establish a small county landing field as Campbell Avenue land shifts to an industrial park. A Troy man planned a venison joke involving deer hooves found in a car but the package was stolen and not delivered. New York City residents lament newspaper strikes forcing readers to seek out-of-town papers on transit.
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