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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1977
Page
1
Hoosick Falls will accept rental subsidy applications at the town clerk office on Glassic Street via a part time housing authority rep, administrator Joseph Berlant said. HUD funds of 500000 will back five years of aid for 50 area families with awards on a first come basis.
Charles J. Murray of Schuylerville has earned a doctorate in education from Temple University Philadelphia. A 1965 Schuylerville Central School graduate, he holds a BA from Plattsburgh State College and an MA from Russell Sage College Troy. He taught special education in Saratoga Springs before Temple and now works in administration for the Educational Improvement Center in Trenton New Jersey.
East Greenbush school board members face a multi million dollar suit filed by Sandor Balogh and Louise Cuzdey seeking more than 20 million in damages. They target nine board members and Education Commissioner Nyquist to block MACOS and grant an injunction for Noele Cuzdey to avoid the sixth grade social studies course.
Hoosick Falls will host a weekly job placement service starting Friday January 7. Russ Miller of the Manpower Services Division will share office space with the Unemployment Insurance Office at 30 Classic Street and offer the service free to residents and local employers.
A blaze at the 160 year old Wilson Hotel on Church and King Streets in Bennington left five elderly men hospitalized for smoke inhalation and injuries. Twenty two others were left homeless as the three story brick boarding house was heavily damaged. Authorities believe the fire started on the second floor and it was quickly controlled while under investigation.
Salem town officials and Helen Murphy nearing a written deal to buy land next to Binninger Cemetery for burials of Edward Murphy and Murphy. The agreement follows eight months of dispute over Mrs Murphy lacking deed ownership and includes a pause for spring ground conditions. Edward Murphy was buried there in 1976 and residents petitioned to overturn the cemetery's ownership rule.
Dr. Kaye, longtime Columbia University associate, takes Albany Medical College post to modernize teaching and research in microscopic and neuroanatomy. His work at F H Cabot Laboratory helped show a polyp precursor to colon cancer. He is married to Nancy Weber Kaye with two daughters and resides on Pinewoods Avenue in Troy.
Gov elect Richard Snelling takes office in Montpelier marking a Republican administration as Gov Thomas Salmon departs to Bellows Falls. Legislature debates lieutenant governor choice between John Alden and T Garry Buckley while Salmon delivers farewell remarks.
Hoosick Falls officials report more than 400 dollars still needed to pay for Christmas lights and decorations rented from G A Trahan of Cohoes in December. Mayor Bogardus notes about 800 dollars has been donated by local businesses and groups, while total costs run around 1 270 dollars. Donations may be made to the Christmas light fund via Bogardus or Rolf Sternberg.
Four Mechanicville residents including three from one family were arrested Tuesday afternoon on promoting gambling and possession of gambling records. John Robens and Mary Robens with son John Robens Jr were charged along with Joseph D Pitcagralle of 158 Saratoga Ave. They were arraigned before Mechanicville City Court Judge Vincent Pickett.
Cambridge Central School Board and the Cambridge Faculty Association reached a tentative two year contract retroactive to July 1 1976 and expiring June 30 1978. Ratification by both sides will determine details. Brown said early arrival actions should end with the agreement pending schedule decisions.
Saratoga County supervisors will keep agenda meetings closed to press and public until a court test of the open meetings law. County attorney Edward Tracy states such meetings involve no formal action and are merely preliminary. committee meetings remain open and their schedules are posted. The board also extended the county tax deadline to February 10 and approved a workshop in Galway.
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