Saratoga Man Sets Fire To Himself In Jail Cell
A 23 year old Saratoga Springs man, Noel Tichenor, set fire to himself in a jail cell after a night of alleged crimes. He suffered first to third degree burns and was hospitalized in fair condition. Authorities plan to commit him to Utica State Hospital for examination after discharge. Charges include public intoxication, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and concealing a weapon.
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Saratoga Springs
Mai
Spacity
Noel Tichenor
OM Aianta Ava
Hetad Ink
Saratoga Hospital
Richard Green
Tichenor
Utica State Hospital
Daniel Ferrara
Walton St
Elizabeth
Saratoga Elks Club
Walton Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Appointed To Study In Europe
Miss Nila J Crozier daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard J Crozier of Greenwich has won a place in the Experiment in International Living program for two months in Switzerland She is a Keuka College sophomore studying French and will live with a French speaking family This follows her Albany field study last fall with Sen Ronald Stafford and marks her as an honor graduate with dean s list honors and prior hosting of a French student.
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Nila J. Crozier
Richard J. Crozier
Gray Avenue
Green Wich
Switzerland
Miss Crozier
Keuka College
Keuka Park
Greenwich
Carol Wright
Salem Central School
Betty Crocker
Miss Wright
Floyd Wright
State Road
North Salem
General Mills
Shepard Named Chairman of Saratoga Citizens Advisory Panel
John P. Shepard of Skidmore College was named chairman of the Citizens Advisory Committee to the mayor by Saratoga Springs Mayor James A. Murphy. He succeeds Fred G. Eaton as the panel delays recertification of the city's workable program under the Housing and Home Finance Agency. The committee will meet at 1 pm today in city hall.
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John P. Shepard
Skidmore College
Citizens
Saratoga Springs
James A. Murphy
Fred G. Eaton
City Hall
Privacy Invasion Threatens Democracy Says Skidmore Expert
Dr. David W. Marcell of Skidmore College warns in the South Atlantic Quarterly that rising privacy invasions endanger free choice and signal a change toward authoritarian values. He notes private citizens and corporations spend over a billion annually on surveillance methods, from lie detectors to wiretaps and electronic data collection.
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David W. Marcell
Skidmore College
Current
South Atlantic Quarterly
Marcell
Car Mishaps Tie Spa Police in Busy Weekend
Saratoga Springs police investigated a string of weekend motor vehicle accidents causing damage. Calvin N. Cline 17 Greenfield Center collided with a parked car owned by Walter Bijanowski Jr. 118 Church St. A second crash at Broadway and Circular Street involved Robert Curry 33 Clifton Park and Michael Whelan 29 Ballston Spa with a red light at the intersection. A third incident in the Grand Union lot near Congress Street involved Veronica Stevens 30 Maple Avenue Saratoga Springs and Patricia Tingley 36 State Street. Patrick Dunn 23 Clark Street Saratoga Springs arrested on charges of imprudent speed and improper registration after his car struck a parked car. Dunn was recently stationed with the Navy at West Milton. Investigations conducted by Patrolmen Clark De Lorenzo Murray Hudson Benton and others.
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Saratoga Springs
Calvin N. Cline
Greenfield Center
Walter J. Bijanowski Jr
RD 2
Saratoga
Church St
Cline
Fred Clark
Ceylon de Lorenzo
Grand Union
Broadway
Congress Street
Veronica J. Stevens
Maple Avenue
Patricia Tingley
State St
Stevens
Patrick R. Dunn
Clark St
Robert J. Peffer
Lorain
Ohio
Grove Street
Peffer
Clara D. Sweet
Dunn
Navy
West Milton
John Hudson
Lewis Benton
Elks Set Mid- Winter Programs in Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Springs Elks lodge announces February and March events led by Exalted Ruler James T. Howe. Old Timers Night starts today at 6:30 pm with chicken dinner at 7:30 and business meeting at 8:30. Other events include a mid winter dinner dance Feb 18 with Bernie Collins orchestra and a Past Exalted Rulers Night March 7. An Irish Party for St Patrick on March 18 and officer elections March 21 with anticipated leadership changes.
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Saratoga Springs Lodge
Elks
James T. Howe
Woodlawn Avenue
LeRoy T. Walbridge
Chris Mathiesen
Robert F. Schrade
Bernie Collins
St. Patrick
F. J. Carey
Howe
John J. Carey
Schrade
Carey
D. Joseph Casey
Paul Okosky Wins Saratoga Legion Speech Contest
Paul Okosky a senior at St. Peter's Academy in Saratoga Springs won the American Legion sponsored county high school speech contest held Friday at St. Peter's grade school auditorium. A three way tie for second included Penny Wade Waterford John Polster Shenendehowa and Teddy Peck Ballston Spa. Okosky spoke on the U S Constitution and is editor of the yearbook and a member of the high school green club set to join the National Honor Society February 27.
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Paul Okosky
St. Peter's Academy
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga County
American Legion
St. Peter's
Penny Wade
Waterford
John Polster
Shenendehowa
Teddy Peck
Ballston Spa
United States
Okosky
U.S
One Okosky
Fifth, Ave
Paul
We National Honor Society
Saratoga Knights Pick Breakfast Co Chairs
Louis Agosta and Donald Connolly named co chairmen for the 58th Communion breakfast of Saratoga Council Knights of Columbus. Breakfast at the Holiday Inn after 8 a.m. Mass on Sunday March 12 at St. Peter's Church. Announcement by grand knight Lawrence Costango.
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Louis Agosta
Donald Connolly
Saratoga Council
Knights of Columbus
Haliday Inn
St. Peter's Church
Lawrence 'Costango
Two Fined In Spa Police Court
In Saratoga Springs City Court Peter B. Stoner 20 of Mercher Island Washington pleaded guilty to speeding and paid 15 dollars as City Judge Le Roy Walbridge fined him. Peter D. O'Brien 42 Jackson St Saratoga Springs pleaded guilty to driving with an unsafe tire and paid 10 dollars. he also stood guilty to failure to drive to the right with adjournment to February 17. Joseph B. Donaldson 37 Birmingham Michigan was fined 25 dollars total for failing to signal and for unlicensed operation. he was arrested Saturday on the Northway.
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Peter B. Stoner
Mercher Island
Washington
Saratoga Springs
Stoner
R. B. Osgood
Malta
Peter D. O'Brien
Jackson St
O'Brien
Washington Street
Paul Cassier
Walbridge
Joseph B. Donaldson
Birmingham
Mich
Jife
Northway
J. A. Hinder Jr
Easton farmer earns state soil and water award honor
James Nulty of Easton named outstanding co operator of Washington County Soil and Water Conservation District for 1966. With Earl Gates, he improved a 160 acre Holstein dairy, draining challenging land along the Hudson River, adding a milking parlor and producing over a million pounds of milk annually. Goodyear district contest will judge statewide honors, with the Goodyear awards announced in November.
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Nutty
Rt. 29
Easton
Hudson River
Nulty
Goodyear
Medical Society Show Luncheon Cochairs Named
Mrs William Moore and Mrs William F Meinhardt of Saratoga Springs named co chairmen for the annual fashion show and luncheon of the Saratoga County Medical Society women s auxiliary. Announcement by Mrs H Dunham Hunt auxiliary president. Event set for Saturday March 8 at the Holiday Inn in Saratoga Springs.
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Medical Society
William Moore
William F. Meinhardt
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga County Medical Society
H. Dunham Hunt
Holiday Inn
Saraga Springs
Gospel Tabernacle Elects 1987 Officers and Trustees
The annual congregational meeting at Gospel Tabernacle in Saratoga Springs elected 1987 officers and trustees. Rev. James Hedger chaired. Harold Wood Jr. became a three year trustee. holdover trustees include Mrs. David Patten and Fred Bull. New and continuing officers include Fred Bull and Wood as elders, Mrs. Robert Meader missionary treasurer, Mrs. Leonard Brown secretary, Wood treasurer, Bull financial secretary, Hedger Sunday School superintendent, Wood assistant Sunday School superintendent, Miss Suzann Hedger organist, Mrs. Bull Women’s Missionary Prayer Fellowship president, and Miss Grace Bull pianist.
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Women's Association
Salem Presbyterian Church
Lucius Carey
Hebron Center
Albert T. Stoddard
George Ston
Ernest Spallholz
Leslie Bardwell
Edward Palmer
Harley W. Parrish Jr
Salem
Clarence J. Rea
James Tomasi
Julian V. D. Orton
Orton and Catalfimo
Greenwich and
State Bar Association
New York City
Cassie Lincoln
North Adams
Mass
Robert Lincoln
North Adams Hospital
John Linendell
Camp. LeJeune
N.C
Mabel Allen
Ralph B. Doane
Boston
LaVerne Parrish
Fred Harter
Orange City
Fla
David Mattus
Schenectady
Jack Abrams
Bancroft Library
Kenneth Parker
West Hebron
Mary McClellan ‘Hospital
Cambridge
Rist
Missry Churchill
Florida
Congregational
Gospel Tabernacle
Saratoga Springs
James Hedger
Harold Wood Jr
David Patten
Fred Bull
Wood
Robert Meader
Leonard Brown
Bull
Hedger
Suzann Hedger
Women’s Missionary Prayer Fellowship
Grace Bull
Ambulance Unit Installs Richard Smith President
Richard Smith was installed president of the Malta Ambulance Corps at a dinner at Mangino's Restaurant on Saratoga Lake. Speakers included Don ald Reed and Raymond Weed. Other officers installed were Gustave Freiberger as vice president John Hickey treasurer Roger Cleveland secretary Eleanor Chamberlain assistant secretary. The corps captain is Wallace Barber with lieutenants Charles Freemire and Walter Baine. Trustees for one year are Arthur Carnevale Milford Johnson and Freiberger. Delegates to the State Ambulance and First Aid Association are Smith Carnevale and Charles Wierman. Alternates are Freiberger Barber and Eleanor Chamberlain.
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Richard .Smith
Malta Ambulance Corps
Mangino
Saratoga Lake
Donald Reed
Town of
Malta
Freiberger
State Ambulance and First Aid Association
Smith
Carnevale
Charles Wierman
Barber
Eleanor Chamberlain
Indian censor board bars Virginia Woolf film in India
Bombay India AP report states the Indian board of film censors refused to grant an exhibition certificate for the film version of Edward Albee's play Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. The 12 member board gave no reason, but without the certificate the film cannot be shown in India.
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Bombay
India
Virginia ‘Woolf
Indian Board of Film Censors
Edward Albee
How Mountains Formed And What They Are
The article explains mountain formation by folding, dome uplifting, faulting, and volcanic activity. It cites the Appalachian and Alps as folded types, the Black Hills as dome mountains, and the Sierra Nevada as a faulted block. It notes volcanism builds lava and cinders into cone shaped peaks with craters.
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Rarler
Shasta
Hoot
United States
Rockies
New England
Appalachian Mountains
Alps
Europe
Black Hills
South Dakota
Sierra Nevada
California
Amazing 3 line ad offers fast cash for used items
Classified ad copy offers quick cash for bicycles sports equipment and toys no longer used but usable. Three line insert costs 2.52 for four days and asks readers to call AS 2 2000 at The Record Newspapers.
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Record
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Upstate Area News
Wm. D. Graham
James Saunders
David Wasser
Greenwich Central School Parent-Teachers Association
Wasser
Edith Whelden
Cherie, Harrington
Greenwich Central School
Albany
DeWitt Clinton Hotel
NYSTA
Teachers Association
Middle Falls
Middle Falls Fire District
Donald Brooks
Margaret Wento
Carol Henley
Elizabeth Hughes
Carol Prasier
Kim Ives
Donna Loy
Spa
Legion
Richard Smith
Virginia
Grady Long
Athens
Alabama
A, Leokum
Sally
Bill
Jack
Michael Sjaberg
Sioux Falls
S.D
Rysleing Corporation
Aie Was
Cidar
Newport
Chrysler
Haga Sentral Raltten
Whitbeck Motors, Inc
6Th Ave
Troy
Y. A
H. E. Hull & Sons, Inc
Columbia, St., Cohoes, N.Y
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