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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1967
Page
11
The shield seal on cartons certifies grading for quality and size. Size classification uses weight per dozen: large 24 ounces, medium 21, small 18, peewee 14. Eggs vary in shape. large labels may mask lighter or denser eggs.
The Troy Public Library displays twenty two new books in the main lobby for a week before circulation. Nonfiction items include One Chilly Siberian Morning and Red Giants and White Dwarfs among others. fiction titles feature Caught in That Music Guns of Judgment Day and Seven Days at the Silverstreins plus more.
Troy police investigated a busy string of automobile accidents with most damage minor. Four people were injured in a two car crash on River Street near Hoosick Street and taken to St. Marys Hospital. An Adams Street and Second Street crash injured two more. Patrol units and ambulance crews worked tirelessly through the night.
ALBANY NY AP Ronald Maiorana a New York Times reporter was named assistant press secretary to Governor Rockefeller with a 23145 annual salary. He will start January 1 under Press Secretary Leslie Slate succeeding Jacob Underhill now deputy head of the Insurance Department. Maiorana 37 from Babylon Long Island a longtime Capitol correspondent married with two children and NYU graduate.
Mauricr G. Osborne of Troy, assistant commissioner for educational finance and management services in the State Education Department, will retire Jan. 3. Osborne, with 87 years of service, is known as an innovator and largely responsible for designing serious budget and financial reports.
North Adams residents back the Vietnam effort by sending yesterday's North Adams Transcript to 52 troops abroad. An ad signed by 1 200 locals urges support for the men fighting in Vietnam in response to a prior ad by local residents calling for an immediate end to the war.
The Record newspapers quoted police incorrect on James Smith Jr escaping charges Saturday evening. He did not flee to the Tranthams apartment at 1430 Fifth Ave but ran to an empty unit above their residence, according to Mrs. Trantham.
The forecast says cloudy skies through Christmas with a chance of rain and melted snow totaling about three quarters of an inch between now and Wednesday. Flurries are possible today with highs in the low 30s and overnight lows around 10 degrees then a low 20s high tomorrow. The question of snow remains unanswered by the weatherman.
Philip W. Bemis from Cooperative Extension Services says dairy farmers in Rensselaer County will see higher milk prices in the first half of 1968, aided by lower feed costs and steady cull cow values. He notes national economists expect further farm item price increases, while costs and wages rise. efficiency and cost control are urged to maintain income.
A dense listing of mutual funds, investment groups, and fund names with prices and carrying values. Names include Keystone Funds Aberdeen AME Fd Growth Grwth and Putnam, along with various fund abbreviations and market indicators, reflecting a broad catalog of available securities and performance figures.
Town Justices Frank P. Gardi of East Greenbush and Francis P. Loseynski of Pitts Town were among 334 trainees at Albany Law School. The program ran weekends with six sessions in November and December covering various criminal justice procedures.
Massachusetts Governor and Mrs. John A. Volpe plan a Christmas holiday in Burnt Hills with daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ratandi and family. The Volpe party includes four Rotondi grandchildren: Joy eight, Roger seven, John and James two. Holiday plans announced yesterday by the governor's office in Boston.
Chester Carboni reported $1 281 in checks stolen from his car during an early morning general alarm fire at the former Delaware and Hudson station on Canvas Street. Police say an attache case with two checks vanished from the vehicle after a 3 10 a.m. incident. Lt. Clarence Dav Tude led the detective investigation.
David G Whitford was reelected for a third term as president of Chemical 4 Fire Co in Rensselaer. William R. Browne was reelected to his 16th term as secretary. Lawrence Maskell, George Lehmann, Paul Kretscher, Karl Lever, Wayne F. Brown, and others were also reelected or elected to key posts with masks and assistants named. Officers to be installed February 3, per Wayne Brown.
On the first day of winter three county fire departments battled grass fires in Clinton Heights South Schodack and Mountain View. No injuries were reported though strong winds hampered firefighters efforts.
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