Democrats Leaderless As Legislature Opens
The article reports a divided Democratic bloc facing difficulty organizing as the Legislature opens. GOP sympathy is limited, with Senate leader Earl Bridges hoping for tough organizing, while appointments and committee work stall without a majority. Elway denies being ultra-conservative and backs reform goals in civil rights and voting laws. State Chairman McKeon supports Elway and liberal legislation.
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House
Senate
GOP
Earl Brdges
Elway
Albany County Democrat
State Commission On Human Rights
New York City
William McKeon
Albany County
Weather Outlook for Troy Area Stays Fair and Seasonable
A high pressure area from the upper Mississippi Valley will bring fair and seasonable weather to the Troy area today and tomorrow as it moves eastward. Temperatures will dip from yesterday’s 26 to about 15 tonight, with daytime highs between 30 and 35 today and around 30 tomorrow. Normal conditions are noted when compared with Troy Weather Bureau records for January 6, including a historical high of 60 in 1890 and a low of 14 below zero in 1896.
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Mississippi Valley
Troy Area
Albany
Downtown Collision Injures Six
A collision at a downtown intersection injured six people as a fire truck crashed into a building and a cleaning shop. Firemen, police, and investigators from the Public Safety department, including Capt. Joseph Stasack and Chief Edward J. Zapf, examined the scene while Grease from Rocky's Snack Bar caused smoke.
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Esposito
Moxy Cleaners
Harry Khachadorian
Averill Park
Joseph Stasack
John E. Grimmick
Edward J. Zapf
Szgt
Joseph B. West
Michael R. McGill
Charles F. King
Bernard F. Madsen
Detective Bureau
Casey
State Street
Third
Fourth Streets
Rocky
Rocco DiScanio
Fifteenth St
Enrico Simpson
Old Plank Road
William Minkler
KaWabDoCa Girls Elect Officers
KaWabDoCa Camp Fire Girls at St Paul Apostle School elect officers Christine Marino president Anne Warren vice president Susan Nennessy secretary Carol Hannan treasurer Sharon Flanagan scribe guardian Mrs Stephen E Witherley and assistant leader Mrs Vincent A Marino listed as leaders.
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KaWaDoCa
St. Paul the Apostle School
Christine Marino
Anne Warren
Susan Nennessy
Carol Hannan
Sharon Flanagan
Stephen E. Witherley
Guardian
Vincent A Marino
Three Upstate Towns Get Sewer Planning Aid
Three upstate communities will receive advances to plan sewer facilities. The Community Facilities Administration in Washington, D.C. announced the funds and project costs: Lake George 71,500 and 898,500. Schroon 550 and 1,323,000. Keeseville 23,237 and 863,000.
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Upstate
Community Facilities Administration
Washington, D.C
Lake George
Schroon
Keeseville
Mrs. Riley a Troy Native Dies in Saratoga Springs
Kathryn T. Riley 69 of 40 North St Saratoga Springs was found dead in her backyard. Dr. Malcolm Magovern says natural causes. Survived by husband Robert J. Riley and brother William Flanagan. Funeral set Friday with services at Burke Funeral Home and St Clement's Church. Interment in St Peters Cemetery.
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Kathryn T. Riley
North St
Saratoga Springs
Troy
Malcolm Magovern
Saratoga
Joseph Puerto
Dominick Isolda
Burke
St. Clement's Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Indonesia to Still Receive U N Aid After UN Withdrawal
Jakarta sources say Indonesia will keep receiving large US aid after leaving the United Nations. The UN has earmarked about £50 million for development and aid projects in Indonesia over the coming years with around 100 UN staff from specialized agencies working in technical, economic and social sectors.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
United Nations
U.N
Conservation Talk At Latham Rotary Meeting
Edward Denison, superintendent of the Latham Water District, will speak on Water Conservation at the Latham Rotary Club meeting Monday at 4 30 p m at Rafael's Restaurant Route 9. New members were inducted last night and officers will be elected Monday March 1 at 6 30 p m. A tour of Tobin Meat Packing Co Albany plant is planned for Tuesday visitors meet at West Albany at 6 80 p m.
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Edward §. Denison
Latham Water District
Latham Rotary Club
Rafael
Route
W. 5. Budlong
K. Bates
Uttrich
John Faddegon l
Edgar Dahlgren
Rafael's
Tobin Meat Packing Co
Albany
Two Colonie Youths Sentenced For Thefts
Two youths from the Town of Colonie pled guilty to vagrancy before Judge Harry J. D Agostino and received ten day suspended sentences. George E. Hubbard, 17, of 568 Sand Creek Road Colonie and William J. Cody, 17, of 13 Rodger Drive Latham were linked to an alleged larceny at Corner Store 369 Watermill Shaker Road Latham. Police traced missing funds hidden behind the counter and captured Hubbard near Westons on Route 9 and Cody on Route 9. Det Hugh F Rogers led the Colonie Police investigation.
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Colonie
Harry J. D'Agostino
George E. Hubbard
Sand Creek Road
William J. Cody
Rod
Latham
Watermliet-Shaker Road
Hubbard
Weston's
Cody
R. S. McDonald
Rt. 9
Hugh F. Rogers
Colonie Police Dept
Woman Injures Shoulder In Accident
Mrs. Marion Scott a 23 year old of 13 Manning Ave was treated at Samaritan Hospital for a contusion of the right shoulder suffered in a two car crash on Project Road Griswold Heights. She was a passenger in a vehicle driven by Kenneth C Scott with the other car operated by Joseph Lynch of Griswold Heights. Ambulance Service Corp. conveyed her to the hospital.
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Marion Scott
Manning Ave
Samaritan Hospital
Project Road
Griswold Heights
Joseph Baker
Frank Brearlon Jr
Radio Patrol
Joseph J. Lynch
Bidg. 1
Ambulance Service Corp
Scott
Rockefeller Eyes State Sales Tax Proposal
Rockefeller officials estimate a 4 percent levy could raise about 1 billion dollars and a 5 percent tax over 1.2 billion, but NYC and five upstate counties would retain their current shares. NYC alone would yield about 499 million. upstate counties combine for about 75 million. If revenues were shared with other communities, net state yield would shrink. Rockefeller will outline plans in the budget due by February 1.
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Rockefeller
New York City
Upstate
Erick
Monroe
Broome
Jefferson
Chemung
Board Approves Policy On Conference Attendance
Troy's Board of Education Monday night approved a resolution requiring board approval for superintendent recommended staff attendance at conferences exceeding one day or costing over $25. The measure, correcting a misreported provision, supersedes all prior resolutions on staff conference attendance.
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Troy
Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Leaves Hospital For Mate's Funeral In Albany
Mrs Catherine Charlebois of 147 Sand Creek Rd Albany left Memorial Hospital Albany yesterday to arrange the funeral of her husband Alfred Charlebois 61 who died Saturday He was dead on arrival at the hospital after being stricken at home from a chronic respiratory ailment Survivors include two daughters Mrs Henry E Merman Jr and Mrs William Templeton of Rachel Park XII 14 two brothers Raymond of Florida and Euphege Charlebois of St Johnsville six sisters Mrs James Harder Mrs John Evans Mrs Robert Lloyd Mrs Harold Harter and Mrs Walter VanWie all of Albany and Mrs Delphis Carriere of Canada and eight grandchildren
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Charlebois
Sand Creek Rd
West Albany
Memorial Hospital
Albany
Alfred Charlebois
Clude
Henry E. Merman Jr
William Templeton
Rachel Park
Raymond
Florida
Euphege Charlebois
St. Johnsville
James Harder
John Evans
Robert Lloyd
Harold Harter
Walter VanWie
Delphis Carriere
Canada
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