Van Buskirk Says Taxes Will Increase Next Season
Mayor James E. McDonald’s office released a statement that taxes must rise as city departments begin filing budgets for the upcoming year. Executive secretary Paul G. Van Buskirk said the levy will likely rise to cover police and fire salaries and full retirement benefits for city workers. Bond payments will decline, and lower assessed values for seniors and city property takeovers will further affect totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Tompkins
James E. McDonald
Paul G. VanBuskirk
van Buskirk
Mass Schedule in Cohoes Churches List Times
A compiled list shows Mass times for Cohoes churches including St Patrick St Rita St Marie St Nicholas Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic Sacred Heart St Agnes Sts Peter and Paul St Joseph St Bernard St Michael. Times range from early morning 6 a.m. services to multiple masses through the day with noon and evening slots.
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St. Marie's
George T.quinlivan
St. Nicholas
Paul J. Pascavage
Sacred Heart
Nellis J. Tremblay
St. Agnes
Charles C. Smith
Sts. Peter's and Paul’s
Vladimir Andrushkin
St. Joseph's
Celas A. Robitaille
St. Bernard’s
Msgr
T. Gerald Mulqueen
St. Michael’s
S. F. Olszewski
Radliff and Brandt Reappointed as Cohoes Officials
Mayor James E. McDonald announced renewed terms for Frank L. Brandt police court justice and Earl F. Radliff registrar of vital statistics. Brandt, Albany County ex district attorney aide and former deputy corporation counsel, has led Cohoes Bar Association since 1948 and lives at 20 Second Street. Radliff, former Cohoes Carry-Bag Corp. employee and longtime papermakers union leader, has chaired Local 393 for 38 years and heads the Citizens Party in the Second Ward, residing with wife Marion Kenney at 40 While Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
James E. McDonald
Frank L. Brandt
Earl F. Radliff
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Brandt
Albany County
Cohoes Housing Authority
Albany Law School
Cohoes Bar Association
Judge Branch
Egbert's High
Rose
Second St
Radliff
Cohoes Carry-Bag Corp
McDonald
Lansingburgh
Papermakers Union
Citizens ‘Party
St. Agnes’ Church
Marion Kenney
Fire Chief Urges Clearing Hydrants and Snow Paths
Cohoes Fire Chief E. Harry Green urged residents to clear snow around fire hydrants and shovel paths to the street so hydrants and access routes remain reachable for firefighters in emergencies.
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Cohoes
E. Harry Green
Fellowcraft To Hear Capt Nadig At Cohoes Club
State Police Capt John A Nadig of Troop G Loudonville will be guest speaker January 9 at Reichs Restaurant Crescent for the Cohoes Fellow craft Club meetingDinner starts 6 30 p m Nadig joined the State Police in 1940 rising through the ranks to captain in 1965 He is a graduate of the American Management Association and lives in Elnora with his wife and son
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John A. Nadig
Troop G
Loudonville
Cohoes Fellowcraft Club
Reich’s
Crescent
Nadig
Armed Services
Sidney
The
American Management Association
Elnora
Captain McKinney
New York Maritime College
Fort Schuyler
Peter
McKinneys
Sandra
Skidmore College
New Year's Eve Party Plans Named at Italian Center
Marco Zucaro named general chairman for the New Year's Eve dinner dance at the Italian Community Center. Appointment of Zucaro and committees announced by Lawrence J. Bizzarro. Louis J. Cioffi as ticket chairman with Mar chese, Gathen, Forenza, Bianchi handling kitchen decorations hall and reception. Dinner at 8 p.m. with dancing to follow.
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Marco Zucaro
Zucaro
Lawrence J. Bizzarro
Louis J. Cioffi
Frank G. Mar
Chese
Jerry Gathen
Ted Forenza
Louis Bianchi
Joseph Micle
Frank Lamiano
Richard J. Testo
John Squadrito
Clarence Garipey
Patrick Martone
Walsh Funeral Held In Cohoes
The funeral of William F. Walsh Sr. took place yesterday from Fitzgerald Funeral Home and St. Agnes Church in Cohoes. Rev. Charles C. Smith celebrated a Requiem High Mass. Bearers were nephews William Cunningham Bernard Carabis Robert Walsh and William R. Walsh. Burial followed at St. Agnes Cemetery Cohoes.
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William F. Walsh Sr
Fitzgerald Funeral Home
Cohoes
St. Agnes’ Church
That City
Charles C. Smith
William Cunningham
Bernard ‘Carabis
Robert Walsh
William R. Walsh
Smith
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Cohoes DPW Begins Snow Removal in Heavy Snow
The Cohoes Department of Public Works started removing about 12 inches of snow from the city streets last night and continued into today. Trucks will clear Remsen and Mohawk Streets and the adjacent side streets. Columbia Street cleanup was to be finished this morning.
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Cohoes
Church Services In Cohoes
A roundup of Sunday worship times across Cohoes churches including St John s Episcopal Boght Reformed Full Gospel St James First Methodist St Pauls First Baptist and Cohoes Presbyterian with service and Sunday School times and guest pastor notes.
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St. John’s Episcopal
Canon J. Alan di Pretoro
Boght
Richard A. Hogarth
Clarence McMillan
Bernice McMillan
Vernon
Nagel
First Methodist
Robert
FP. Trust
St. James
Gerard T. O'Neill
First Baptist
Vaughn
Lewis
Cohoes
Foam blanket could guard crops against frost
Canadian Agriculture Department scientists report a protein foam spray may protect fruits and vegetables from early frost by forming a protective layer that keeps plants about 13 degrees warmer for up to 18 hours and then dissolves without harming the plants.
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Ottawa
Canada
Agrculture Department
Author Wins Fight For Probate Book
Norman F. Dacey, author of How To Avoid Probate, wins a Court of Appeals ruling allowing sale in New York State. The court rejected claims he practiced law without a license and affirmed that injunctions against distribution violated freedom of speech and press.
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Albany
N.Y
Norman F. Dacey
New York State
Court of Appeals
Dacey
New York County Lawyers Association
Appellate Division
Lawyers’ Association
High Court
Reporter Finds It Pays To Read Newspaper
Salem correspondent Mrs. Alexander McKinney notes a Times Record AP item about the Mobil Meridian mailing letters 200 miles off Honolulu. Her husband Capt. Alexander McKinney captains the flagship tanker in American registry and receives mail by this method as crew members head toward Guam.
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Alexander McKinney
Salem
The
Record Newspapers
Times
Mobil Meridian
Honolulu
Mobil Co. Flect
McKinney
Eugene .S. Swanson
McKinney's
Guam
Congress Sets Start Date for Next Session
Congress will begin its next session on January 15 after President Johnson signed a law directing the date. The constitution requires sessions to start on the first Monday in January, normally January 1, unless law specifies otherwise.
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Congress
San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
U S Plans New Nuclear Test Sites Near Cold War Frontiers
Washington reports two remote areas are being prepared for larger underground American nuclear tests. Amchitka Island in the western Aleutians and Hot Creek Valley in Nevada will host tests. The sites aim to advance both offensive and defensive U S weapons development.
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Washington
UPS
Soviet Siberia
Amchitka Island
Aleutians
Hot Creek
Nevada
U. S
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Brandt Police Court
St. Patrick’s
Philip A. Grady
St. Rita's
Anthony R. DeFranco
Earl F, Radlifp
Marra’s Pharmacy, Inc
S. V. Marra
Ph. G
Remsen St
Ann’s
Garner
Fellowcraft
Capt
Walsh
DPW
la Marche’s Variety Store
Remsen Street
New York
Landor
Admiral
Speed
Wringer
Atic
Landor Television
Rogat Corners
Letham
ST. Joseph’s Church
Cohoes, New York
RCA
Smith's Restaurant of
Smiths Restaurant
Remsen
St., Cohoes Phon
U.S
ST. Agnes? Youth Association
Cohoes Bowling Arena
Golden Krust Bakery
Ontario St
Cohoes, N.Y
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