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Puzzle from The Record News adds word pair choices and clues. Players match pairs like HOSTAGE RULE, DADS DAMS, PEACH PITS, SHORE CHORE and more. Deadline 5 PM Tuesday for submissions.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1976
Page
3
Puzzle from The Record News adds word pair choices and clues. Players match pairs like HOSTAGE RULE, DADS DAMS, PEACH PITS, SHORE CHORE and more. Deadline 5 PM Tuesday for submissions.
The rules outline eligibility, entry submission, and deadlines for the COINWORD contest. Entries may be submitted on the printed blank or exact hand drawn copies, with name and address, by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication. A $25 weekly prize is awarded to the winner. ties split prize. unresolved weeks roll over.
Rensselaer police say four men were taken into custody after an incident at the Fort Crailo American Legion Post early today. Madolon E. Barr of Berne faced third degree assault and posted $50 bail. Richard La Mountain of 26 Pine St. also charged with third degree assault and held on $50 bail. Richard A. Winnie of 27 Harrison Ave. charged with disorderly conduct and held on $25 bail. Steven J. Winnie of the same address charged with obstruction of governmental administration and held on $50 bail.
A 16-year-old boy Marshall R. Decker of 1 Aiken Ave and three juveniles were arrested after a burglary alarm at Rensselaer Junior-Senior High School. Decker faced third degree burglary and criminal mischief charges and was jailed in lieu of $2,000 bail. Names of the other youths were not released due to age. The quartet was found inside the school after the 9 11 p.m. alarm as the building was ransacked and a window broken.
A Christmas reminiscence column collects memories from several residents. Tom Parry recalls delivering Santa gifts to nuns during a blizzard and a no school day, while others share births, family gatherings, snow, and hospital memories that define their happiest holidays.
Rensselaer residents may receive cable television earlier than March 22. William Stewart, chair of the Rensselaer Cable Television Commission, cites progress by the Rensselaer County Cablevision Corporation and Adams-Russell Co. Inc. as securing easements and wiring. Service will come in six stages, with eastern town residents viewing by year end.
Thomas A. Corellis of Rensselaer and his wife Donna were fined 750 dollars each and given six months probation for falsifying their 1969 joint U S income tax returns. Judge James T. Foley called them good, hard working in federal court.
Clinton Heights couple pleaded guilty to underreporting income from their Rensselaer sand and gravel business and racing. Judge Foley ordered fines totaling several thousand dollars due by January 10 1977. They faced maximum penalties of 5000 dollars or five years in prison or both. Corellis, once called the area’s biggest name in auto racing by Times Record columnist Dave Lance, had won Lebanon Valley track championships the past five years.
Michael J. Ray of New York State Electric and Gas outlines plans to place an air quality monitoring station on Sunset Avenue Extension in Kinderhook. The utility seeks 2400 megawatts of generating capacity with study sites in Stuyvesant and New Haven and will submit findings to the State Board for hearings.
Albany Common Council drafts a local law to exempt the city from Taylor Law binding arbitration with police and fire unions after Mayor Corning's veto. The measure awaits a public hearing as Alderman Haggerty leaves office to become council president. The council also approves a $10,000 Federal Railroad Administration grant for a Union Station reuse study and authorizes a city bar operation at the Welling Hotel. Conners bids farewell after 16 years as council president.
Beatrice Cornell secretary of the Cornell Lumber Co. won $25 for alerting The Times Record to a November fire at the Diplomat Bar. A second tip from Nancy Delaney arrived but the first caller counted. The fire damaged the bar adjacent to Cornell’s shop, prompting coverage for the Thanksgiving edition.
A small blaze at the P and G Diner 49 Washington St in Rensselaer caused minor damage. Fire officials say the exhaust fan wall area was damaged with light smoke throughout the building. Frank Amedeo owns the building leased to Walt Went. Units truck one and pumpers one and three responded.
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