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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1969
Page
8
A reader argues two school referendums will raise taxes to fund higher teacher salaries. Citing School Management magazine, the piece notes median district salaries rose from 7134 to 7903 over a decade, with increases of 10.4 percent and 8 percent in recent years, and discusses inflation as a factor in rising education costs.
Sister Mary Agnes announces the appointment of George J Riley MD to the St Marys Hospital active staff in internal medicine. He trained at Union College Albany Medical College Samaritan Troy and Belleview NYC and serves as chief of medicine at Samaritan and instructor at Albany Medical College. He holds multiple medical society memberships and leadership roles in New York State health groups.
Walter Mo Nash 37 of 149 Bosht Road was pronounced dead on arrival at Cohoes Memorial Hospital after a home incident. Coroner withholding verdict pending autopsy. Survived by wife Frances A Deskewies three children Linda Ann Michael. Funeral at Parker Bros Watervliet and St Ambrose Church Latham with Requiem High Mass. Interment St Patrick's Watervliet.
Fire Chief John Forest of the Mountain View Fire Company urges residents within the Mountain View fire district to clear snow away from hydrants. He notes many hydrants are buried and asks for cooperation to ensure quick access for emergencies.
The Plymouth Fury II is pitched as a large, luxurious car with a 120 inch wheelbase, longer than Impala and Galaxie. It features torsion bar suspension, a welded body, and seven step dip and spray treatment, with reduced prices highlighted in the GREATS Plymouth Sales.
The 1969 Annual Health Conference, a 65 year old event for about 1,800 public health workers, was canceled by state health commissioner Dr. Hollis S. Ingraham to curb travel costs. It had been slated for May 25 28 at Lake Placid, with suspensions echoing wartime economies. The organization managing the conference is Inc., a nonprofit health education group.
Lansingburgh High School Key Club plans a paper drive Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon. Residents on 101st Street and north may place papers outside their homes. call William Crounse for help if needed.
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