Uncle Sam Jr Rifle Club Holds Ninth Annual Awards Banquet
The Uncle Sam Junior Rifle Club of Troy held its ninth awards banquet at the AOH Hall in the South End with over 130 attendees. J Leo Quigley acted as master of ceremonies and George E Foley Sr. spoke on scholarships and competition rewards.
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Rifle Club
Uncle Sam Junior Rifle Club of
Troy
AOH Hall
South End
Karl F. Popp
Kary L. Rosney
Joseph J. Tashjian
Uncle Sam Jr. Rifle Club
AOH
J. Leo Quigley
George E. Foley Sr
Troy High School
James J. Gaynor
Patroon Club
Ronald Elligott
Paul P. Cotton
VFW Post
John J. Raymond
Oil Task Force May Help U.S. Motorist
Washington sources say Nixon's task force backed easing oil import restrictions to cut gasoline prices by about three cents per gallon. Plan foresees two gradual steps on July 1, 1972 and July 1, 1973, with quotas and tariffs boosting cheap foreign oil to lower crude from 3.50 to 2.50 a barrel by mid 1973.
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Washington
United States
Millions Quit Cigarette Habit
A government survey shows about 2.5 million smokers stopped smoking between 1966 and 1968. Smokers of all ages and both sexes quit, and more youths aged 17 to 24 have never smoked.
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Washington
UPI
Five Surviving Letts Sextuplets Reported In Fine Condition
The five surviving Letts sextuplets spent a very good night and are in fine condition at University College Hospital London. A spokesman said they have a better than 50 percent chance of survival.
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London
UPI
London’s University College Hospital
Nixon to keep Morton as GOP national chairman
President Nixon announced Morton will remain Republican national chairman at his request. He noted Morton may stay in the post instead of pursuing a Senate bid in 1970 and suggested Beall and Blair as possible alternative candidates to challenge Democrat incumbent Joseph D. Tydings. Morton and Nixon reportedly reached the decision independently.
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Washington
Nixon
Rogers C. B. Morton
Maryland
Senate
Morton
J. Glenn Beall Jr
C. Stanley Blair
Spiro T. Agnew
Joseph D. Tydings
National Committee
Sent To Jail For Bad Checks
James Williams of Averill Park appeared Tuesday in Troy Police Court before Judge Timothy J. Fogarty and pleaded guilty to two counts of issuing bad checks with intent to defraud. He received six months in Rensselaer County Jail on each count, to run concurrently, with Assistant District Attorney Kyran Molloy Jr. for the people. Complainants were George E. Davis of Holiday Inn who cashed a $30 check on Oct 18 and Michael T. Carey of Roberts' Shoe Store who cashed a $40 check.
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James Williams
Averill Park
Troy
Timothy J. Fogarty
Williams
James Reilly
Rensselaer County
Asst. Dist. Atty
Kyran Molloy Jr
George E. Davis
Holiday Inn
Next Troy Clinic Planned for January Seventh
The weekly immunization clinic at the Troy Health Department on Seventh Avenue and State Street will skip December 24 and December 31. The next clinic is scheduled for January 7, 1970, from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.
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Troy Health Department
Seventh Avenue
State Street
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Frank Popp
Thomas Witkowski
Robert J. Adams
Daniel C. Averill
Dorothy Kratzenberg
Charles D. Maloney
Lawrence M. Murray
Daniel D. Purcell
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Joseph J. S. Szot
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Sarah A. Pierce
James J. Witkowski
Edward J. Thompson
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Frank M. Malek
John J. Pierce
Frank Finelli
Richard A. Gower
Paul V. Gower
Eric J. Gower
Joseph H. Smi
Martin P. Sloan
Sal M. Cichello
Richard M. Bulmer
Thomas Kelly
Roy Peterson
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Joseph A. Derkowski
William L. Hart Sr
Robert F. Mackercher
Peter M. Whelan Sr
Thomas J. Murphy
Joseph Leatham
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