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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1959
Page
8
A budget discussion divided experts on surpluses and restraint. Some warn surpluses invite excess spending, while others favor near waterline spending with user taxes and self supporting programs. A veteran analyst notes competing calls for cuts and continued inflation fears could limit growth.
A confusing report describes jet fuel measured in pounds rather than gallons on a New York flight. The piece notes the total fuel load and the rate per hour, citing an intricate calculation involving water mass and a deview water mass method.
The proposed network, labeled Tighway Plus The 4L000mie, aims to cover the U.S. within about fifteen years. It will require nearly 500 million tons of steel, reflecting a massive scale and ambitious construction timeline.
Albany reports fourteen Republican lawmakers were named chairmen of Senate committees at the opening of the 1959 session. New chairs include George Pierce to head the Judiciary Committee, replacing the late Ph Williamson, with others such as Desmond taking Aff airs of Villages and McMwen leading Commerce and Navigation. Retirements and deaths prompted reshuffles across panels including Highways, Internal Affairs, Public Service, and National Defense, reshaping the leadership slate for the year.
Albany AP reports Governor Rockefeller’s Legislature message echoes past warnings. He notes the state’s spending exceeded income in recent years and calls for overdue reforms and hard choices. The message follows Harriman and Jewey administrations with similar cautions about finances.
A court session in Albany adjourned with equity cases set to resume. Plaintiffs Louis and Adelaide Bies seek 13000 damages from Thelma Grazioso after a June 28 collision at Broadway and Slate Street. Attorneys Brearton and Warner appeared for plaintiffs and defendant respectively. An ongoing equity suit by John Hulser against Roy Oltman concerns a 4000 loan secured by cattle. disputes over the security and related claims include a 31000 judgment and other relief. The docket includes multiple actions with judges to redraw juries later.
Fidel Castro's son aged about 10 to 12 returned to Havana from a 10 day New York trip to witness his father's triumphant arrival. He was greeted by his mother, married to Havana attorney Roberto Nunez Portuondo, a relative of a U.N. delegate who resigned yesterday. The boy traveled back with the wives and son of provisional president Manuel Urrutia amid legal representation details noted for the case in Spain.
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