Town Posts Vacant Board Action Expected
Two town secretarial posts remain unfilled since the January meeting and will be discussed by the East Greenbush Town Board on Wednesday. The building inspector position may be filled by a civil service candidate or a non civil service appointee, with debate over full versus part time status and residency rules. The police department vacancy is debated, with Chief Burns seeking reclassification to matron-secretarial duties, while temporary clerical work may be handled by an injured officer if feasible.
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Guy East
Gregory Flood
Rensselaer County Civil Service
Marie Bruins
John Dewey
Flood
Carpinello
Than
Civil Service
Police Department
John Burns
Michael Cellelo
Bernard Peters
Peters
Wagner
Rensselaer County
Burns
Department
Rensselaer County Civil Service Commission
Michael van Vorts
Citizens Organize Against Cults Form COPAC in Greensboro
More than 300 Greensboro residents join Citizens Organized for Public Awareness of Cults to battle groups like Unification Church and Children of God. The report notes local politics, volunteer offers, and a town board personnel dispute amid upcoming workshop sessions and police recruitment interviews.
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Greensboro
N.C
Unification Church
Children of God
Divine Light Mission
Missing blue and yellow historical marker sparks inquiry in Lansingburgh
Lansingburgh historian Mrs. Frances Broderick details a call from Dominick Mancino of the DOT sign crew about a missing state historical iron marker from the Herman Melville house area. The bid to repaint about 40 markers in Rensselaer County is led by John Shannon, with crews facing the challenge of returning signs once taken down.
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Lansingburgh
Frances ‘Broderick
Rensselaer County
State Department of Transportation
John Shannon
DOT
Our
Griswold
Petersburg
Troy
East Greenbush Board Cuts Tuition for Families
The East Greenbush district school board approved a policy change granting a $2 tuition break to families with two or more members enrolled in continuing education classes. The amendment expands the previous family rate to encourage broader participation in adult education programs.
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East Greenbush
Stained Glass Class Starts Feb at Maple Hill High
A six week stained glass course begins February 11 in the Maple Hill High School art room, taught by Terry Mullady. Registration is 12 dollars, classes run 7 30 to 9 30 p m, capped at 12. Judy Powers at 732 2996 offers a two dollar husband and wife discount. The district's continuing education program opens the week of February 23 with 43 courses. 35 have tuition 13 dollars, discounted to 11 dollars for eligible individuals.
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Times Record
Capital District Umpires Association
Shaker
Columbia High
Scotia-Glenville High
Schodack
Maple Hill High School
Terry Mullady
SUNYA President Names Task Force On Priorities
SUNYA President Emmett B. Fields formed a Presidential Task Force on Priorities and Resources to guide campus consultation amid 1976-77 Executive Budget cuts. John M. Spalek chairs. members include J. Gelfand, J. Gartigan, A. Hitchcock, W. Holstein, K. Kendall, H. Kumla, R. Nirenberg, V. OLeary, F. Pogue, J. Rosenback, P. Sirotkin, R. Wilkinson, I L Birnbaum, A Niesen, and D. Rowell. officers note the aim is to preserve campus strengths while limiting educational impairment.
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Albany
Emmett B. Fields
State University of New York At Albany
Fields
Zionism Discussion Slated At Albany Jewish Center
Albany to host a public discussion on Zionism and related issues at the Jewish center. The event aims to address contemporary topics affecting the Jewish community and neighboring groups.
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Albany Jewish Center
SUNYA Leads State System In Awards
Albany SUNY Albany tops the system in total awards and dollars granted through the SUNY Research Foundation Joint Awards Council and University Awards Committee. 339 awards worth 734554 dollars were issued to Albany divisions including humanities science and math social and behavioral sciences education public affairs and business. 1 A community teach in on Zionism is planned February 8 at the Albany Jewish Community Center featuring Amos Ganor and other scholars and officials.
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Albany
State University of New York At Albany
State University of New York
Suny Research Foundation
Joint Awards Council
University Awards Committee
University At Albany
School of Education
Graduate School of Public Affairs
School of Business
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Ernest Than
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Shim
Cynthia Wagner
Hans W. Holbien
Enzo Cimino
Niskayuna High
Niskayuna High School
Peggy Cochran
Burnt Hills
North Colonie
South Colonie
Shenendehowa
Ricky Pearl
Schuman
Suburban Scholastic Council
Elaine Angelo
Goff Middle School
Frank Sherry
Mancino
Ray Fitch
Johnsonville
Tom Dowd
Bert Provost
Rotterdam
Charles Bronson
Vermont
Art Davignon
Sausse Ave
Vermont Agricultural Dept
Windham County
Bronson
Paul Kohner
Sunset Blvd
Los Angeles
Calif
Grant
Walter Brennan
Liberty
Madeline Wood Box
Averill Park
N.Y
Blue Note
Dayton
Clinton
Ed Webster
Cook St. Wynantskill
K-Mart
U.S.G
United States
William C. Egan
Third Ave
Watervliet
Times
Maple Hill
Albany-area
SUNYA
John M. Spalek
Jack E. Gelfand
John A. Gartigan
Arthur A. Hitchcock
William K. Holstein
Kathleen E
SUNY
Albany Jewish Community Center
Whitehall Road
Amos Ganor
New York
Stanleysser
Martin Edelman
Irving Sabghir
Albany State University
Stanley Berk
Union College
Joseph Lisa
Queens
Lisa
United Nations
Israel
U.S
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