28 Dec 1976
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1976
Page
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The Public Employment Relations Board opened talks Monday to break an impasse between the Carey Administration and the Civil Service Employees Association representing 140000 state workers. CSEA had demanded wage increases from 1809 to 8000 dollars and dropped from 22 to 18 percent.
Albany detectives probe the stabbing deaths of Robert J. Hedderman and Margaret H. Byron, Hedderman Church Goods Store operator and his secretary. A $1,500 reward stands posted as authorities note witnesses are not cooperating fully and an arrest may come soon or could take years.
P and M Boiler Service Inc now at 15 Center St acquired the Hoosick Falls Standard Press property at Second and Center Streets once owned by Nicholas J. Mahoney Jr. The plan calls for improvements before moving the press and supply into the remaining building with an addition planned on the Second Street side.
Hoosick Falls Central School students posted higher passing rates than New York state on Regents exams in biology typewriting earth science and many others. French and Math 10 lag behind state averages though. notable high scores include earth science and physics at 100 percent locally.
Cambridge Central School does not hold classes at Delarey Sales and Service in North Hoosick as the district's bus, parked there since summer, remains due to legal complications over the bid award. Hickey Ford of Troy has filed a formal petition with the state.
Cambridge Central School District filed an $81 562 Federal Public Works Act grant request to extend its bus garage. District Principal George Brown said funds would be used to build the extension if awarded, following a Dec 16 public hearing where residents supported the request.
Clarence Burch of Stage Road Buskirk was charged with third degree assault criminal trespass and driving while ability impaired after a 3 15 a m Saturday incident in Hoosick Falls Emily Gibbons of 26 Willow Street filed the complaint and was treated for a hand injury at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington Vermont Burch is due to appear before Village Justice William Fitzpatrick on December 29 at 7 p m
Kathleen Johnson of Stuyvesant was treated for facial injuries after a three car crash on Route 91 in the town of Schodack. She received bruises to the face and head and was ticketed for failure to keep right and driving while intoxicated by New York State Police.
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