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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1977
Page
5
A detailed look at the planned Meeting Center within Albany’s Empire State Plaza set to open next spring. The $50 million project, centerpiece of Nelson Rockefeller’s vision, features automated coat racks and circular elevators, with Peter Pan as the opening Memorial Day production.
Terres, age 11, and his sister Gale recall a shopping trip with Barnimam Catherine. They praise the ice cream and kindness shown to them and their families by Barnimam Catherine and others, noting how grateful they are for the Cloth and Clothing drive.
R Gerald Irvine head of the New York State Society of Professional Engineers warned a comprehensive plan needs a single agency. The group released a blueprint urging consolidation among agencies and conservation measures to reduce future power plant needs. It also backs an energy efficient building code and reforms on fuel oil use and waste heat recovery.
William John Sheridan 15 died from a gunshot wound to the abdomen while hunting alone on Route 67 in Hoosick, New York. Officials ruled the death accidental after his Savage Arms .30-30 rifle discharged when he slipped on frozen ground. No charges will be filed. He lived on Eddy Road with his parents and was last seen in school that day. The body was released to Mahar Funeral Home.
Albany businessman Robert Lyons Jr. bought the 35 Pine Tree Lane bishop's residence after the Albany Diocese decided to sell to raise funds. The 1957 house includes an elevator, chandeliers from Ireland, a chapel and staff quarters. Lyons and his wife plan to move in with their daughter. bishop will reside at the Chancery.
A Schuylerville school bus and a car collided on Taylor Road in Northumberland. Five of seven students aboard and the driver were treated for minor injuries at Saratoga Hospital. the car’s 19 year old driver Richard Feulner of Corinth was cited for failure to keep right.
The Assembly Transportation Committee will hold a public hearing on railroad passenger service in New York at 1am Friday in the Roosevelt hearing room on the Legislative Office Building second floor along State Street opposite the Capitol.
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