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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1977
Page
4
The Record’s Coinword puzzle presents 18 clues and word pair options for readers to solve. Players match pairs like PATTY WIND and REGARD REWARD, with entries testing vocabulary and logic in a timed contest.
The Times Record announces a weekly COINWORD contest open to all except its employees or relatives. Entries may be submitted on the provided blank or a hand drawn facsimile by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication. Prize is 25 dollars. ties split, no correct solution means next week's prize increases. All entries become property of the paper. one prize per family.
Van Cliburn, renowned American pianist, will perform a benefit concert for the Albany Symphony Orchestra on March 30 at Albany's Palace Theatre. Tickets go on sale Wednesday with multiple price levels. seating will be onstage. He will perform works by Beethoven Mozart Scriabin Schubert and Brahms.
The Colonie Youth Recreation Center lists this week's programs for teens pre teens and seniors. Today's events include Magic Club and milk carton boats and beads craft for seniors. Wednesday features leather crafts humming kazoo oil painting lunch and teen board. Thursday offers NRA rifle shooting and styrofoam airplanes for pre teens. Friday includes tournaments and bridge and pinochle for seniors. Saturday lists weight lifting for teens and penny day for pre teens.
The South Colonie School District will hold kindergarten registration March 9 through 11 at seven elementary schools. Parents must bring a birth certificate or baptismal record and proof of immunizations for polio measles diphtheria rubella and mumps.
Nedwin Emerson of Barlow-Johnson Advertising Agency Albany head of the Albany office named general chairman of the Citizen Laureate Awards Program at University Foundation of Albany State University. Two awards will honor community service and faculty service. Public nominations accepted until March 15 at 1400 Washington Ave Albany.
A one story home on Lake Shore Drive near Nassau Lake burned early today after Elizabeth Stammer woke and called 911. No injuries reported as deputies investigate a possible heater start on the porch. Mutual aid from five departments helped bring the fire under control.
The vice chancellor for the Albany Catholic Diocese announced that no final decision on merging Mechanicville's two parishes would be made today despite local parishioners expectations.
Colonie Chapter of Haddassah schedules a donor dinner on April 21 to raise funds for Youth Aliyah and Hadassah Israel Education Service in Israel. Albany College of Pharmacy dean Walter Singer to speak tonight at 7 30 p.m. at the Albany Rensselaer Patients Group meeting of the Capital District Chapter of the National MS Society. The meeting.
Colonie News lists events at the American Red Cross Building Hackett Boulevard Albany starting March 5 with Siena College Evening Division courses on Saturdays 8 45 a m to 1 p m through April 30 for three college credits or completion. Also describes a 36 hour dance marathon March 26 27 at the Junior College of Albany raising 18000 over three years and an Adirondack Hudson Mohawk Chapter gathering May 6 8 at Silo Ramada Inn with exhibits tours and banquet. In Rensselaer an Ash Wednesday service at First United Methodist Church 16 Washington St 7 30 p m includes Holy Communion. Rev Potter assisted by Rev Riston.
New York officials urged rapid reform of land assessments at the Association of Towns meeting in New York City. Comptroller Arthur Levitt and Secretary of State Mark Cuomo warned that court orders are forcing towns to full value assessments, with potential $138 million annual tax shifts and rising local tensions.
New York City leaders at the Association of Towns meeting heard William Bentley outline a proposed solid waste law directing landfill permits and engineering disclosures. Wetland mapping and environmental review rules were discussed with dates for phased town responsibilities in 2024.
East Greenbush Town Judge Patrick Maney told state judges at an Association of Towns session that reporters can be kept out of trials to protect a defendant's rights. He warned that closing hearings is only for special circumstances and noted higher courts may overturn such orders.
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