Strike talk at Shenendehowa emergency session for union action
Clifton Park union workers from the Shenendehowa School District plan an emergency meeting at 7 p.m. Sunday as talks about a strike continue. The 250-member non instructional staff, including bus drivers and nurses, have been without a contract since July 1 1976 after the district rejected an 8.7 percent salary increase from a PERRB factfinder report.
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Clifton Park
Shenendehowa
Civil Ser
CSEA
Nels Carlson
Public Employe Relations Board
Ing
Carlson
Court annuls action against fire captain in open hearing ruling
New York appellate court orders a new public hearing for Capt. Richard Mosher after ruling his 1976 case for neglect of duty was invalid because the prior hearing was closed to the press and public. The ruling emphasizes the right to an open hearing when employment penalties may be imposed. Mosher, a 24 year veteran, faced discipline over damage to a fire engine exhaust system during a March 1 1976 call.
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Albany
Appellate Division
Richard Mosher
Mosher
Hanley
Capt. Mosher
Fitzmaurice
Schenectady Man Pleads Guilty to Cohoes Burglary
Edward Hermance Jr. of 33 Bonner Ave Schenectady pleaded guilty in Albany County Court Thursday to third degree burglary for an incident in Cohoes on January 22. The building was entered with intent to commit larceny. Sentencing is scheduled for March 7.
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Albany
Schenectady
Cohoes
Edward Hermance Jr
Bonner “Ave
Coinword Puzzle No 1133 Produces Two Semifinalists
Coinword Puzzle No 1133 yields two semifinalists after players identify five keywords to claim the $875 jackpot. A winner, if any, will be named Saturday. Semifinalists are Mrs. M. Mosher of Stillwater and Miss Alice A. Post of Troy.
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M. Mosher
Troy
Balloon artist sought for bazaar and sewing manual address
Reader asks to contact a former Mohawk Mall balloon performer Linda Forsyth for balloon shaping lessons for a bazaar. Also seeks current address for Red Scissors Catalog. Column notes responses about Morris the Cat calendar inquiries and obtaining a sewing machine owner's manual from Knight's Designer Fabrics and All-Brand Appliances.
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Peter Pan
Mohawk Mall
Linda Forsyth
Rose Lewandoski
Red Scissors
Moore
Essex St
Newark
N. J
Q. I
Universal Deluxe
Knight's Designer Fabrics
State St
Albany
Knight's
Fourth St
Troy
Dole at Albany dinner urges GOP minority appeal
U S Senator Robert Dole charmed Albany County Republicans with humor and urged expanding minority outreach. He noted corporate donations favor Democrats and promoted tax credits for industries hiring hard core unemployables. Local figures Fred Field Assemblyman Neil Kelleher George Scaringe and others spoke at the Polish American Community Center.
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Dole
Washington Avenue
Albany
Field
George P. Scaringe
Coyne Organizes Democratic Caucus Among County Executives
Albany County Executive James J. Coyne leads a push to form a Democratic caucus within New York State's county executives association. He says six of the 16 executives are Democrats now, up from two, and a meeting is planned next month to align aims with Democratic leaders in Albany.
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Albany
James J. Coyne
Coyne
Senate
Warren Anderson
Assembly
Donald McManus
Broome County
Alfred DiBello
Westchester County
William Bryan
Oneida County
Kenneth Comerford
Niagra County
Joseph Gerace
Chataqua County
Albany County probation head named Charlotte Gray
James J. Coyne announced Charlotte C. Gray as head of the Albany County Probation Department. Gray, a senior state probation analyst, will be paid by the state for three to six months on direct service before joining the county payroll.
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Albany
Albany County
James J. Coyne
State Probation Department
Charlotte C. Gray
The
State Division of Probation
Miss Gray
Coyne
William Stalker
Onondaga County
Cohoes Man Indicted on Three Robbery Counts in Colonie
Albany County Grand Jury indicted Timoth S. Cusack a 25 of Cohoes on three counts of first degree robbery tied to a Feb 21 incident at the Country Club Motel Wolf Road Colonie where a night clerk was robbed at gunpoint. A separate indictment charged Robert Hotaling 19 Albany with one count of third degree grand larceny for removing a Panasonic television from K Mart Colonie on Feb 3. A sealed indictment was also handed up naming a suspect to be identified when taken into custody.
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Albany
Cohoes
Albany County
Colonie
Timoth S. Cusack
Catterack St
Wolf Road
Robert Hotaling
Third St
Grand Jury
Latham
Latham Corners
Gregory M. Culhane
Sherwood Drive
Four Route 9 20 widening plans announced for Rensselaer
The New York State Department of Transportation unveiled four proposals to widen a half mile of Routes 9 and 20 in Rensselaer from two lanes to four. Plans call for potential on either side or both sides or removing a parking lane, with property purchases and demolitions likely. Public meetings are set for March 21 and 22 at Fort Craile School and a hearing on March 30, with construction aimed for Fall 1979 and costs estimated between 1.5 and 1.9 million dollars, largely funded by federal money.
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Rensselaer
State Department of Transportation
Joseph Savino
Fort Craile
Savoie
City Hall
Rensselaer Men Cleared of First Degree Assault
Two test in Albany County grand jury declined to indict Carl and Michael Brooking on first degree assault charges connected to a Jan 26 shooting and a chase ending at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Kenneth McNally died from a shotgun wound after the incident. his death was ruled a death by own action.
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Albany
Rensselaer
Holy Sepulchre
East Greenbush
Albany County
Carl
Michael Brooking
Kenneth McNaily
Red Mill Road
Carl Brooking
Broadway
Glen St
Brookings
McNally
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Saratoga man charged in wife murder conspiracy
Edward Hanley of Saratoga Springs faces Second degree attempt to commit murder and first degree conspiracy charges for allegedly paying four men to kill his wife Virginia Hanley by luring her to take a bath with a radio. The grand jury named Hubert Terry, Levarn Spells, Van Pompey, and Robin Richards as conspirators. four men allegedly collected 400 dollars. No harm to the wife occurred.
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Saratoga Springs
Bath
Rensselaer County
Edward Hanley
Hubert Terry
Troy
Levarn Spells
van Pompey
Robin Richards
Virginia Ann Hanley
Hanley
Terry
Spells
Pompey
Richards
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Watervliet
Albany man in critical condition after car crash on Whitehall Road
Louis A. DeGeorge Jr. of 429 Second Ave. remains in critical condition at Albany Medical Center after a one car collision on Whitehall Road near Jolson Court at 2 20 a m. Police say his vehicle skidded on wet pavement, struck a utility pole and then a second pole in front of 195 Whitehall Road.
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Albany
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Whitehall Road
Albany Police
Louis A. DeGeorge Jr
Second Ave
Jolson Court
Whitehall Rd
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