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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1977
Page
3
Nassau Village Board holds public hearings at 7 p m on January 25 to revise two 1976 laws. Local Law No 1 for 1977 would ban trucks over five tons on most streets with limited exceptions, while an anti litter measure would make landlords responsible for rubbish from apartment buildings.
Shenendehowa Free Library opens registration for a winter pre school story program starting February 1 for eight weeks. Children aged three by August 31 1976 may enroll. Sessions run Tuesdays and Wednesdays with Rita Lakes Christina Rock Joyce Fifield volunteering.
The Castleton Busy Beavers a 4 H Club group will meet at 3 p.m. February 3 at 900 Clove Road Castleton The club recently visited Fatima Villa Adults Home in Schodack Landing presented two scrap books to children at Albany Medical Center Hospital and held a Christmas party Cindy Pease reports on the activities
Benny Douglas 25 pleaded guilty to first degree conspiracy after a year and a half of court action. He had earlier been convicted in 1975 for the same charge, overturned by the Appellate Division, and a new trial ordered due to a witness issue. Sentencing set for January 2. Also note a pancake breakfast fundraiser for Latham Knights of Columbus Auxiliary at K of C Hall Sunday 10 am to 1 pm with child discounts.
Forts Ferry PTA meets January 20 at 7 45 p m to discuss a school sex education program led by Shirley Gordon of the Human Sexuality Board and the New York State Department of Health. Marion Guerierro presides as president. refreshments follow the business meeting.
State Police found the murdered man’s car abandoned on a Catskill road after his body was found on Canniff Road in Greene County. Robert J. Flanders, 23, of Athens, owned the 1966 gold Falcon. Investigators say the body likely lay overnight and no suspects are named.
Irwin Cooley of Cooley Volkswagen in North Greenbush challenged The Times Record story on three to six week auto delays. He said buyers can obtain new cars readily unless ordering a special color or model, noting most dealers keep about a 60 day inventory and may source cars from other dealers if needed.
Annie Doohan, a blind resident, died from smoke inhalation after a Wednesday morning house fire east of Galway. Firefighters found her seated in a first floor living room chair. autopsy pending. Her husband Walter was away in Saratoga Springs. police suspect the blaze started from a wood burning stove. No other injuries.
RENSSELAER Two people were arrested for disorderly conduct after a disturbance on East Street. Edward Hermance 18 Ghent pleaded guilty and received concurrent 15 and 30 day sentences after arraignment by Judge Delaney. Carol Gonyea 20 Albany was held on disorderly conduct and obstructing governmental administration with $350 bail.
A Brunswick residence on Bulson Road north of Route 2 was totally destroyed by a chimney fire around 10 50 p m Wednesday. The home belonged to Lester Cole and was occupied by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Miller. No injuries reported as Brunswick Raymertown and Eagle Mills fire crews fought the blaze. Deputy Don Gutbroudt led the investigation for the sheriff s department.
Stillwater firefighters say a smoke detector woke Paul and Mrs Benoit on Colonial Road at about 2 am, enabling them to rouse their four children as the one family two story home burned completely. The cause remains unknown but is believed to have started on the second floor.
City fire crews responded to a Wednesday 7:30 p.m. blaze at 1211 First Street damaging a south wall of the vacant house. No injuries were reported. The property is owned by Mary Schilling of 1213 First Street.
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