Transportation Discussed In Closed-Door Session Stillwater
Stillwater Board of Education met in executive session for about ninety minutes to discuss transportation problems and potential revenue options amid anticipated state budget cuts. The regular meeting opened at 9:25 p.m. with President David Ferris guiding, and staff reported actions include hiring a temporary cleaner, accepting a resignation from 1946, approving a Bicentennial mural, granting extra study hours, and arranging funding through revenue anticipation notes of 150000 dollars with a 7.5 percent rate.
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Stillwater
Stillwater Board of Education
David Ferris
Thomas Boucher
William W. Barringer
Palmer Street
Joanne H.ford
HOT LINE solves problems with fairness in this column
This Monday Wednesday Thursday Friday and Sunday column by Frank Sherry invites readers to write The Times Record in Troy New York for assistance. It promises to research disputes and respond when complete while keeping requested confidentiality.
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Times
Troy
N.Y
New York tenant rights pressure repairs under habitability rule
Readers ask about a state law effective last August requiring landlords to obtain a warrant of habitability. Tenants may withhold rent with written notice, hold payments in escrow, and pursue city inspection support. EPA fuel economy booklets offered. wind chill table questions note inconsistent readings from military tests and a Weather Service explanation.
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New York State
Malta Planning Board Backs Luther Forest Housing Plan
The Malta planning board endorses Luther Forest Corp plans for a 5800 unit development across 1700 acres of Luther Forest Preserve. The 20 year project envisions 6000 acres of forest cleared, a total community with shopping, schools, schools, 1949 homes in Malta first, and a link of trails and stables. Approval still needed from Stillwater and Malta town boards after public hearing. If a federal solar energy institute site is chosen there, the project would supply housing for researchers and workers, amid competition from at least 20 states.
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Malta
Luther Forest Corporation
Luther Forest Preserve
Luther Forest Corp
Energy Research Center
Two Youths Appear In City Court
Two youths arrested after a Rensselaer High School fight appeared in City Court. James E. Norman of 1624 First Street faced criminal mischief charges with his case adjourned to February 25. Kevin Barie of 1219 First Street received a six month conditional discharge on loitering, with reactivation if charged again.
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Rensselaer
Rensselaer High School
James E. Norman
First Street
Thomas Delaney
Norman
Kevin Barie
Barie
Arts Festival Accepts Entries
The 1976 Shenendehowa Arts Festival in Clifton Park invites entries for April 30 to May 2. Exhibitors of paintings and fine art should contact Cleo Grossi, crafts via Sue Marquis or Penny Crafty, and photographers through William Diener.
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Clifton -Park
Judy Helfrich
Cleo Grossi
Sue Marquis
Penny Crafty
Schuylerville School System Announces Winter Break
Schuylerville Central School will close from February 16 to February 20 for its annual winter vacation.
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Schuylerville
Lyttle Ruled Capable of Standing Trial for Murders
William J. Lyttle 27 of Northumberland is ruled able to understand charges and aid in his defense in the December hatchet slayings of Roberta Lyttle and Lynn Morris. Judge Loren Brown discharged his attorney and appointed public defender W. Donald Carola after psychiatrists found him capable of trial. Proceedings resume February 18 with potential March trial and a sentence range from 15 to life if convicted.
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Lyttle
Ballston Spa
William J. Lyttle
Saratoga County
Loren’ Brown
Xavier Mastrianni
Leonard Rockmore
Brown
Clifton Park Area Plans Bicentennial Parade and Events
The Halfmoon bicentennial committee rescheduled the parade to June 26 due to Shenendehowa graduation on June 19. The route runs from St. Mary’s lot up Route 9 to Route 236, with reviewing stand at Route 236 and Guideboard Road, then to Harris Field for trophy awards. Refreshments are organized by Frank Mills, Joseph Micklas and Bob Fountain. Parade participation is open. contact parade chairman John Gorcesky. Evening plans include a dance with Leo Bonneau and a fireworks display. bands may perform as alternates and sponsor games for children. A rededication scroll will be placed in a time capsule in the planned town park. The next bicentennial meeting is scheduled for Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Halfmoon Town Hall. Public invited.
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Town
John Gorcesky
Leo Bonneau
Carole Morand
John F. Dudek
Halfmoon Town Hall
Vischer Ferry
Fire Department
St. Patrick’s
Riverview Road
Rexford
Eugene Helin
Clifton Park
Timothy Subcliff
Joseph Jerome Jr
David Beatty
Nancy Cook
Shenendehowa Kiwanis Club
Valentine
Clifton’ Knolls
Richard Lips
Emil Sticht
New York Telephone Company
Erin Kathleen Wojtowicz
David Meager
Round Lake
Corps
Sherrie Knizek
John Badcock
Village Green
Elks Club
Elks Lodge
MacElroy Road
Jonesville
Bucky Jay
Country Knolls Civic Association Sets New Direction for 1976
The Country Knolls Civic Association outlines a shift to improved communication and representative monitoring to manage intersecting services across two towns. It plans open meetings, a 1976 dues structure, a new police and maintenance awareness, and a push to move Longhill Park into the town system.
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Country Knolls Civic Association
Parochials Eye 3rd Win In Week For St Pauls Team
Mechanicville Meade St Pauls Assumption School eyes a third straight win as they host Maplewood at 3 45 p m Scott D Ambro led the 37 25 win over St Peters of Saratoga last week with 14 points Fabi had 13 and Gibson 16 in the Gardner Dickinson 70 44 victory D Ambro had 22 in that game D Ambro and Fabi lead the team in scoring with Gibson strong on defense Tim Ryan averages six points per game and leads in rebounds.
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Mechanicville
Supersonics
St. Paul's
Assumption School
Maplewood
Scott D'Ambro
Stillwater area brief financial, plates, and court notes
Stillwater supervisor reports receipts of 9992.34 and disbursements of 23783.57. County historian Violet Dunn announces limited edition commemorative plates depicting the Saratoga surrender. contact 584-3690 for details. Justice Court January report shows fines 445 bail 250 bail returned 105 total money 795. submitted to New York State Comptroller. Stella Maris Catholic Daughters plan a Valentine covered dish supper at 7 pm in the K of C Home with a contest for best home made valentine.
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Violet Dunn
Saratoga
Dunn
Office of
Justice Court
Sheila McNeil
Stillwater
New York State Comptrollers Office
Schuylerville — Court
Stella Maris
Catholic Daughters of America
K of C
Mary Farrell
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William McAvoy
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Bristol
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Dantz
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National Commercial Banks and Trust Co
St. George’s Church
Joanne Robbins
Joyce Bennett
Martha Underhill
Sue Peacock
Frank Sherry
Mrs. C. — Troy
City Building Department
United States
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Energy Administration
Consumer Information Center
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Pueblo
Colorado
F.S
Averill Park
National Weather Service
Albany
Sunya Atmospheric Sciences Research Center
Ray Falconer
U.S
Arctic
Antarctic
Falconer
Arts Festival
William Diener
Northutherland and
Lynn Morris
Seacliff
R.1
Kings ‘Road
McMahon
Drs
Carola
Fall
John Wojtowicz
Plant Road
Halfmoon
John MacCammon
Frank van Norden
Dick Breault
Ed Jordan
Tom Newell
County Ambulance Association
Ruth
Carrigan
Country Knolls
Round Lake Area
the Civic Association
Longhill Park
Country Knolls Park
Moe Road
Jack Lewis
Highway Department
Rudi Ottery
St. Mary's
Waterford
Fabi
D'Ambro
D’ambro
Gibson
Tim Ryan
Stillwater Area
Lillian Dunder
Valentine Social Set
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