CSEA Declares Impasse With New York State Over Raises
The Civil Service Employees Association declared an impasse in contract talks with New York State for 140000 CSEA members. PERB intervention sought after state offers, with no raises since 1974, and proposed raises criticized as demeaning.
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Albany
Civil Service Employes Association
CSEA
New York
State Public Employment Relations Board
PERB
Hemstreet Park Fire Destroys Unoccupied House
A house on River Road near Hemstreet Park, owned by Mrs. Hugh Bryan, was destroyed by a late night fire. Deputies report the unoccupied wood structure filled with smoke when crews arrived around 3 a.m. Mutual aid from Mechanicville Waterford and Hillcrest aided Hemstreet Park firefighters. No injuries. cause under investigation. Damage estimated at $25,000.
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Hemstreet Park
River Road
Rensselaer County
Sheriff's ‘Deputies
Hugh Bryan
River ‘Road
Mechanicville
Waterford
Hillcrest
Ed Doughney
Rick Celeste
Tenneco seeks approval for 498 mile gas pipeline and Nassau compressor
Tenneco Inc seeks Federal Power Commission consent to build a 498 mile gas line with a new compressor station near Nassau New York part of the Tennessee Gas Pipeline System. TAPCO plans deliveries by late 1981 and expects up to a billion cubic feet daily from the Maine Canadian border into New York and Pennsylvania. The project costs about 2 billion dollars and involves Algerian LNG supply to a terminal near Saint John Canada for revaporization and onward transport.
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Nassau
Federal Power Commission
Theortheast
Icludes
Tennessee Gas Pipeline System
Tenneco
Tenneco Atlantic Pipeline Company
TAPCO
Maine-Canadian
New York State
Pennsylvania
Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co
Tennessee
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
New York
Saint John
New Brunswick
Canada
Pistol Permit Clarification and Reader Requests
A reader asks if a New York pistol license allows on body carry at all times or only for hunting or target shooting. An official says licenses may permit on body carry but readers must check permit wording. NYC carry requires Police Commissioner consent. Also questions about elastic stockings Medicare coverage are answered: not covered as non reusable. Readers seek catalogs and local help for various everyday needs.
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John Doe
Johnson
Rensselaer County
Burglaries and Theft Reported in Rensselaer Tuesday
Police investigated several burglaries and a theft on Tuesday in Rensselaer. Michael J. Starters reported a break in at his Broadway apartment between 6:30 a.m. and 10:25 p.m. with a toolbox cassette tapes television police scanner and cash box taken. A leather coat and suede jacket were reported missing from a Donnelly car parked at Joy Department Store lot after a vent window was forced.
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Rensselaer — Rensselaer
Michael J. Starters
Broadway
Dennis F. Donnelly
Menands
Donnelly
Joy Department Store
Youth Found Dead In Price Chopper Parking Lot
A 16 year old boy was found deceased in the Price Chopper parking lot in North Greenbush last night. East Greenbush Police say they will not release the youth's name or address and will not comment further until an autopsy is conducted today.
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North Greenbush
Price Chopper
East Greenbush
Colder Months Boost Gas and Electric Use in Mechanicville
New York State Electric & Gas reports November was 30 percent colder than last year and December's first 12 days were 28 percent colder. Gas use rose 35.9 percent in October and 44.2 percent in November, with electric use up 5.6 percent in October, 15.5 percent in November, and 12.1 percent in early December. Bills for November and December may arrive between December and January. The firm notes a typical 3,600 kWh fall heating bill could rise by about $50 this two month period and urges weatherproofing to cut yearly costs, citing savings of about $192 for well-insulated homes.
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Mechanicville
New York State Electric & Gas Corporation
D.j.collins
Berkshire
Collins
Hoosick Falls Parents Debate School Bus Seat Belts
Snow covered roads delayed Hoosick Falls schools as a bus slid into a ditch with no injuries. Officials argued seat belts would raise costs and reduce supervision, while noting most accidents occur off the move and praising bus safety.
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Hoosick Falls
Brown
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