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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1971

Page

7

Rail Union Chief Aims to End Nationwide Rail Strife

Washington AP President C L Dennis of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks seeks a wage settlement within a week to avert a coast to coast rail strike. He notes collective bargaining since the December 10 stoppage and weighs nationalization if no deal. He supports partial strikes and seizure of railroad profits as Nixon proposals.

Washington C. L. Dennis The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Dennis Congress Clerks’ Union Afl-Cio Charles Luna United Transportation Union Luna Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Hotel & Restaurant Nixon White House

Waterford Village Board Hears Historian Report and Snow Rules

The Waterford Village Board led by Mayor Anthony Catallo discusses historian Garry Douglas's annual report, the Prospect Hill guard rail situation, and enforcement of the snow ordinance. Douglas outlines research on Waterford’s history and confirms plans for a resident booklet and a possible 1976 Independence Celebration fund. Trustee Wagar defends village autonomy from the town board while praising county liaison efforts. parking violations during snow emergencies are pursued via summonses. Village officials also note police support during snow weeks and designate Scout Week with budget updates.

Prospect Hill Waterford Anthony Catallo Garry Douglas Garry Waterford Lions Club Richard Moon Calif Knickerbocker Fire Company U.S Catallo Robert Wagar Chase Robert Manz Manz Wagar New York State Sioner Raymond Stanley Fred Combs Henry Bariteau William E. Powers John Murray Saratoga County

Ray De Crane Explains Miscellaneous Deductions

The article outlines tax deductions under Miscellaneous categories such as child care, unreimbursed work expenses, union dues, and tax preparation fees. It explains limits for child care, casualty losses, and conditions for working wives and other filers, plus a promo for Ray De Crane's tax guide with order details.

Ray de Crane the Record Newspapers P.O Dept Radio City Station New York N.Y

Two Area Students Named to Keuka Merit List

Two area students, Janice Wildman of Troy and Christine Timber of Sand Lake, have been named to the Keuka College Merit List for outstanding scholastic achievement during the fall quarter.

Keuka College Janice Wildman Thomas Wildman Hutton 19Th Streets Troy Christine Timber Ralph Timber Taborton Road Sand Lake

Tax Writeoffs Backdated To Jan First This Year

Washington AP the Treasury Department announced that liberalized tax writeoffs for businesses will be effective back to January 1 of this year even though final regulations have not been placed into effect.

Washington Treasury Department

Court Bars Sick Strike By Police

Springfield Superior Court ordered an end to the blue flu as 259 patrolmen called in sick in protest of contract talks. Judge Donald Macauley issued a temporary restraining order forbidding strikes or work slowdowns with a Jan. 22 hearing set. The city requested the order as officers faced 12 hour shifts and cancelled vacations amid negotiations. Mayor Frank Freedman called the sickout a brazen pressure tactic. The union seeks a 36 dollar weekly raise over two years, while the city has offered nine dollars.

Springfield Mass Donald Macauley Frank Freedman

Voight to star as Prospero in psychedelic Tempest in London

Jon Voight will appear on the London stage this summer in a psychedelic version of Shakespeare's The Tempest. He will play Prospero, ruler of the mythical island, and will be paid 96 dollars weekly.

Way Out Shakespeare London Jon Voight London Prospero

McGovern Rites Held for Troy Public Works Foreman

Funeral services for Thomas L. Terry McGovern World War I veteran and former Troy Public Works Department foreman were held at Riverview Funeral Home and St Patrick's Church. Rev Arnold Martenisi officiated with bearers William F. Ryan T Leo McGovern William McGovern Bernard M. Leach James T. Dougherty and George L. Patrick. Interment followed at St Mary's Cemetery.

Thomas L Terry) McGovern Troy William F. Ryan T. Leo McGovern William McGovern Bernard M. Leach James T. Dougherty George L. Patrick St. Mary’s Cemetery Father Martenisi

Penn Central Wins Court Approval for Government Guaranteed Bonds

A federal judge authorized Penn Central Transportation Co to issue 100 million in government guaranteed certificates to keep the railroad running for the next 242 months. The move aims to stabilize finances and sustain rail service amid financial strain. The action involves federal oversight and supports continued operations.

Philadelphia Penn Central Transportation Co

Waterford Teachers Association lauded for unity and goals

William Gebert of NYSTA praised the Waterford-Halfmoon Teachers Association for uniting with NYSTA under the chapter affiliation program and advancing education. He highlighted a $5,000 scholarship bequest and the ongoing Professional Practices Committee efforts toward a teacher ethics code. Stanczyk thanked Gebert and urged an early contract settlement with the Board of Education to improve planning and relations.

William Gebert New York State Teachers Association David Starna Angela Fitzpatrick Waterford Teachers Association Orlando Pallozzi Gene Stanczyk Rita Marion Waterford Waterford Association NYSTA Gebert WHTA Waterford- Halfmoon Board of Education Association

Miss Madeline A. Ryan of Waterford Dies

Miss Madeline A. Ryan of 6 Fairview Ave Waterford a retired payroll supervisor with Standard Reference Works Publishing Co New York City died early Friday at Leonard Hospital after a long illness She was a native of Waterford and resided there most of her life She graduated from Troy High School She retired from the publishing firm in 1962 She was a member of St Marys Altar Society and charter member of Court St Monica Catholic Daughters of America Survivors include a brother James F Ryan of Waterford and four sisters Mrs Carolyn R Foley Mrs Richard McKee both of Waterford Mrs John Ryan of Cohoes and Mrs George Sloane Jr of Rockville Md The funeral will be held Monday at 9 am from Finn Funeral Home 102 Third St Waterford and at 9 30 am at St Marys Church Waterford where the Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial will be celebrated Interment will be in St Marys Cemetery Waterford.

Madeline A. Ryan Fairview Ave Waterford Standard Reference Works Publishing Co New York City Leonard Hospital Troy High School St. Mary’s Altar Society Court St. Monica, Catholic Daughters of America James F. Ryan Carolyn R. Foley Richard McKee John Ryan Cohoes George Sloane Jr Rockville, Md Finn Funeral Home Third St St. Mary’s Church St. Mary’s Cemetery

OES Chapter Meets Tuesday at Waterford Home

OES Star Unity Club and Sonic Chapter Past Matrons will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Phyllis Folsom's Waterford home. Mrs. Dorothy Law will lead the business session with new officers Verna Hammersley, Ida Lansing, Margaret Burgess, and Helen Currier. Social hour follows with Dorothy Gorham and Verna McCullen assisting.

Star Unity Club Sonic Chapter OES Phyllis Folsom Second St Waterford Dorothy Law Verna Hammersley Ida Lansing Margaret Burgess Helen Currier Dorothy Gorham Verna McCullen

School Seeks Substitutes For Night Guard And Driver

Mrs. Margaret Hubert acting business manager of Water ford Halfmoon School District invites interested persons to have their names placed on the substitute list for night security from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. or for a station wagon driver role for handicapped children. Contact the school office for an interview.

Margaret Hubert Waterford-Halfmoon

Waterford Church Notices Summary

Waterford church notices list masses and services for St Anne s St Marys Federated Grace Episcopal Waterford United Methodist and Wesleyan churches led by Reverends Cox Shuhler Patterson Harrison Robinson Klob with times for Masses worship services Sunday School and youth activities and meetings at First Baptist Troy and John House Memorial events.

St. Anne’s Edmund P. Cox St. Mary’s Ralph V. Shuhler James G. Patterson Capital Area Baptist Association First Baptist Church Troy John

Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Observed in Waterford

Waterford churches plan two ecumenical services as part of a global Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. The opening program at St Anne's Church features a film discussion on The Supper, while the January 25 finale at Grace Church discusses It's About This Carpenter. Both events include worship, discussion, and refreshments with five local congregations participating.

Christian Unity Waterford St. Anne’s Church Grace St Grace Church Third St Carpenter United States National Council of Churches National Conference of Churches National Conference of Catholic Bishops Federated Grace Episcopal St. Anne's St. Mary’s United Methodist Churches

Concert Postponed by State University of New York Albany

The Music Council of SUNY Albany postpones a Friday January 22 concert. The program moves to Friday March 22 with the Main Theatre show at 7 30 p.m. and the Art Gallery at 8 30 p.m. All performances remain in the same venues.

Music Council of State University of New York At Albany Performing Arts Center

W. E. Gregg Dies At 78 Former Waterford Resident

Walter E. Gregg aged 78 and a Waterford native died after a long illness at Cambridge Nursing Center in Detroit Michigan. He moved from Waterford to Detroit 55 years ago and is survived by a daughter and a son along with eight grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral arrangements are pending at Hunter Calendar Funeral Home in Detroit.

Waterford Court Fines Total $91 Collected

Town Justice Kenneth J. Plummer presided over Waterford's Court of Special Sessions on Wednesday night and collected $91 in fines, including $51 for parking violations.

Kenneth J. Plummer Waterford

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