Trial ends in Lyttle case with verdict possible next week
Saratoga County District Attorney says Bill Lyttle and the Dec 30 slayings of Roberta Lyttle and Lynn Morris hinge on the judge's verdicts. Defense cites schizophrenia and extreme emotional disturbance while prosecutors argue criminal responsibility beyond mental illness. Judge Loren Brown to rule by July 9 on possible second degree murder or lesser charges.
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Ballston Spa
Saratoga County
David A. Wait
Bill Lyttle
Roberta Lyttle
Northumberland
Lynn Morris
Sea Cliff
R.I
William J. Lyttle II
Loren Brown
Navy destroyer Jonas Ingram to visit Albany in July
The USS Jonas Ingram a 418 foot destroyer with a crew of 19 officers and 284 enlisted will be at the Port of Albany from Friday through July 4 Public welcome ceremonies are set for Friday at 3 p.m. and ship tours will be offered Saturday and July 4 with specific hours The vessel commanded by Commander Richard Eaton Dodson honors Admiral Ingram and is equipped for anti submarine surface and anti aircraft operations.
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Albany
Jonas Ingram
Richard Eaton Dodson
Admiral Ingram
Refund Triumph and Local Classified Finds in Community News
A reader reports a four month hassle resolved with a refund after sending letters and receipts. Ballston Spa residents promote The Country Mouse consignment shop at 166 Milton Ave., Ballston Spa selling clothes, home goods, baby items, and crafts Thursdays Fridays Saturdays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The column also notes mildew treatment talk for boots and a spray product X-14, plus a space for locating a Mathbook calculator maker address via C.M.B. Troy and TEAL Industries contact.
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Menands
Milton Ave
Ballston Spa
Goode
C.M.B. of
Troy
Grant's
Teal Industries, Inc
South Vermont Ave
Torrance
Calif
Ernest M. Catellier
Eleanor Hall
Watervliet
C.M.B
State names 63 in 1976 77 public administration program
Fifty three state employees shown clear aptitude in administration join the 1976 77 public administration program. The NY training runs through June 30 1977 with five one week sessions in financial planning personnel intergovernmental administration and related topics. Trainees include Janice M Barbuto Gail Bates Alan H Baumes Lee Bennett Richard M Byron John Cape Gary Collins Paul C Cramer Jacqueline Cuttita Stephen L Dodd Bernd Ettrich and others from various departments and agencies.
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Albany
State Department of Civil Service
Workmen's Compensation
Workmen's Compensation Board
Paul C. Cramer
Department of Mental Hygiene
Jacqueline Cuttita
Clifton Park
Thruway Authority
Stephen L. Dodd
Department of Commerce
Bernd Ettrich
East Greenbush honors three scholars in teachers association awards
Cheryl Sager wins a four year EGTA scholarship with three total awards now offered. Adela Lamb Georgette VanDeWal and alternates are named with plans to study at SUNY Oneonta and the Junior College of Albany. New program includes a $500 yearly four year award a $250 two year award and a zero interest loan option.
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East Greenbush
Cheryl Sager
East Greenbush Teachers’ Association
Oneonta
Georgette VanDeWal
Harold van DeWal
Chamberlain Rd
Averill Park
Junior College of Albany
EGTA
Columbia
Accused kidnaper Indicted in Poughkeepsie Case
Edward Byrne of Poughkeepsie charged by the Supreme Court Grand Jury in Rensselaer County with second degree kidnapping and two counts of second degree weapons possession for abducting his girlfriend Irene Racz on May 12 and detaining her at Schodack town hall while threatening state police. jury also charged him with pointing the gun at and threatening to kill investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Byrne
Poughkeepsie
Supreme Court Grand Jury
Rensselaer County
Byrne
Irene Racz
Racz
Schodack Town Hall
Joseph P. Kivlin
Thomas J. O'Donnell
East Greenbush man struck by Trailways bus on I-787
Albany police say James Clancy 37 of East Greenbush veered from the right to the center lane and was rear struck by a Trailways bus in the northbound lanes of I-787 at 2 p.m. Clancy was taken to Albany Medical Center in fair condition and no bus passengers were injured.
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East Greenbush
Albany
Trailways
Inter- State 787
James Clancy
Clancy
Albany Medical Center
Camp Pinnacle to Begin 78th Summer Program
Voorheesville Camp Pinnacle RD 1 kicks off its 78th year with a 5:30 to 7 p.m. smorgasbord and an 8 p.m. sacred concert. Sunday services are 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. featuring the Washington Bible College Mixed Ensemble. Daily activities start Monday for youth and July 10 for adults. call 872-1053 for details.
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Voorheesville
Camp Pinnacle
Washington Bible College
West Point cadet expelled for failing remedial math
West Point announced cadet Steven Werr 19 from Brookfield Ill was expelled for failing a remedial math course. The Army said 34 cadets were dropped that year for math failures amid allegations he faced pressure after an alleged honor code violation and harassment by classmates.
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Martin Hoffmann
Steven Werr
Brookfield
Ill
Verr
Gerald Verr
West Point
Plebe
Sidney Berry
Dairy farmers to make more says government
Washington reports that dairy farmers are set to improve financially in 1976 as milk production rises over 3 percent from last year and cash receipts from sales are expected to climb from 9.9 billion in 1975. The Dairy price supports at 8.13 per 100 pounds remain unchanged through July 1.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Butz
USDA
Rensselaer men charged with robbery at Carrol's Restaurant
Two Rensselaer men Daniel W. Knowles and Vernon M. LaMountain were charged by the Supreme Court Grand Jury with one count of first degree robbery and two counts of second degree robbery for a June incident at Carrol's Restaurant. They allegedly entered the Columbia Street venue with a metal bolt cutter and wooden club, threatened three employees, and struck Michael W. Rivenburg. about $700 was stolen. Arraignment set for Friday at 9:15 a.m. in Rensselaer County Court.
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Rensselaer
Carrol's
Supreme Court Grand
Rensselaer County
Daniel W. Knowles
Riverside Ave
Vernon M. LaMountain
Green St
Columbia Street
Michael W. Rivenburg
Knowles and LaMountain
Drainage Problems Plague Chestnut Hill Residents
In East Greenbush heavy storm flood at Chestnut Hill. Vernell Allen reports her Chestnut Court basement flooded by a drainage pipe, water damage to walls and belongings, and fire department pumps. Eight years in area, problem since May 1975. residents petitioned June 2 urging town action. Charles White of the East Greenbush Taxpayers Association notes study underway and potential housing development delay.
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East Greenbush
Chestnut Hill
Vernell Allen
Chestnut Court
Allen
Health Department
Charles White
East Greenbush Taxpayers Association
Albany Diocese names public information officer
Bishop Edwin B. Broderick appoints Rev. Michael Farano, secretary, as the diocesan public information officer for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany. The Catholic Communication Office closed for financial reasons and Farano will handle press conferences and inquiries. A Diocesan Communication Board will advise the bishop on media relations and oversee Catholic radio and TV programming. Farano serves as liaison for the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Edwin B. Broderick
Michael Farano
Howard Hubbard
Public Information Officer
Catholic Communication Office
Father Farano
Broderick
Fire damages Carr Young Hardware Store in East Greenbush
A Thursday fire at Carr Young Hardware Store caused heat and water damage confined to a back storage room. Firefighter Chris Lavin was treated after smoke inhalation. The cause and the post office break in are under investigation.
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East Greenbush
East Greenbush Fire Company
Carr Young Hardware Store
Chris Lavin
Memorial Hospital
Firemen Sponsor 18 Team Softball Tournament
Mechanicville Fire Department announces an 18 team elimination softball tournament on July 10 and 11 at Stillwater Legion Field in Stillwater. Cash prizes total 650 with 300 for first, 175 for second, 125 for third, and 75 for fourth. teams should contact Joe Riley at 664-9435.
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Mechanicville
Mechanicville Fire Department
Stillwater Legion Field
Stillwater
Joe Riley
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