Willard Plans New Colonie Sales Center on Rt 5
Harold J. Willard announced the firm will buy land at 1620 Albany Schenectady Road from Nigro Associates for a 48,000 square foot one story sales and service building costing about 750000. The Albany Public Market HQ and warehouse sit at the property’s southern end. Construction starts in April with completion expected in fall 1970, and staff will grow from 50 to 65.
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Albany-Schenectady Road
Harold J. Willard
Nigro Associates
Rt. 5
Nigro
Albany Public Market
Willard
Colonie
Town Workers Get Bonus A Day Off
Town of Colonie employees received an extra Christmas bonus as they left work Wednesday afternoon. Sup. William K. Sanford announced town offices would be closed Friday. Normal operations resume Monday as offices observe the holiday and many held individual parties Wednesday.
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Colonie
William K. Sanford
Sanford
Ancient Mexico City Faces Modern Urban Struggles
Mexico City, a sprawling capital with seven million residents, battles traffic jams air pollution and water supply issues. Smog, noise, shantytowns, and rapid migration strain housing and services while authorities pursue drainage upgrades and public works to ease daily life.
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Mexico City
Alfonso Corona del Rosas
Student Sunday at Lou donville Presbyterian Church
Rev. Alfred O. Siegel announces Student Recognition Sunday at Lou donville Presbyterian Church. Feature includes singing of contemporary songs.
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Alfred O. Siegel
Loudonville Presbyterian Church
Bethlehem Christmas bells toll amid wartime Bethlehem crowd
In Bethlehem, thousands of Christian pilgrims gathered in Manger Square as Israeli troops guarded the Church of the Nativity. Latin Patriarch Msgr Alberto Gori led Pontifical Mass as the town under Israeli rule faced threats from Arab extremists. An Israeli patrol checked alleys just beyond the roadblocks around the hilltop town.
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Bethlehem
Jordan
Jesus Christ
Manger Square
New Appointee A Native Of Hoosick Falls
William H. Dougherty of Brunswick a Democrat is named Rensselaer County Fire Coordinator. A Hoosick Falls native, his mother and relatives live there and he is known among local firemen. Backers of incumbent John J. Leary included Mayor Richard A. Severson. Dougherty previously served as Hoosick Falls village highways superintendent, now held by Douglas Sprague.
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William H. Dougherty
Brunswick
Rensselaer County
Hoosick Falls
Dougherty
John J. Leary
Troy
Leary
Richard A. Severson
Doughtery
Douglas Sprague
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River ST
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Chicago
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