Justice Pitt Authorizes Auto Collision Settlement
Supreme Court Justice DeForest C. Pitt approved a $2,000 settlement for Diane B. Hughes, 19, of Lansingburgh, injured July 8 in Cohoes when her mother’s car collided with a Ryder Truck Rental tractor-trailer on Columbia Street near James Street. Hughes received neck and back trauma treatment at Leonard Hospital. Attorney William R. Jubic represented Hughes and her mother.
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DeForest C. Pitt
Lansingburgh
Cohoes
Diane B. Hughes
Margaret Kocienski
3Rd Ave
Ryder Truck Rental, Inc
Columbia Street
James Street
Hughes
Leonard Hospital
Vincent T. Laquidara
William R. Jubic
Publication Cites RPI Professors in Physics Teaching Honors
The national Physic Today highlights two RPI professors Harry F. Meiners and Dr. Robert Resnick for distinguished service in physics teaching. Meiners is recognized for novel laboratory experiments and demonstrations and a two volume physics demonstrations publication. Resnick praised for clear precise teaching and co authored introductory physics texts with David Halliday. Resnick earned his Hopkins doctorate in 1949 and has held roles at Pittsburgh and national physics groups.
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Physic Today
RPI
Harry F. Meiners
Robert Resnick
Meiners
Resnick
David Halliday
University of Pittsburgh
University of Chicago
Navy
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Hopkins
Pittsburgh University
National Commission On College Physics
John Wiley and Sons
State Comptroller Reveals School Tax Levy Survey
State Comptroller Arthur Levitt released a survey showing how school tax levies relate to full value of taxable property across 1009 districts. It notes only 65 non city districts exceeded 1.75 percent of property value, 14 above two percent, with over half over $1 million. Several were in Nassau and Suffolk counties.
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Arthur Levitt
Levitt
New York City
Nassau
Suffolk
Central
Central High School
Vischer Ferry resident Townley earns Hamilton scholarships
Hamilton College student Frank Bradford Townley of Vis cher Ferry is awarded the Fayerweather Scholarship for top freshman year averages and chosen as a Charles Dana Scholar for scholastic achievement and leadership. He is a Shenendehowa High School graduate, son of Francis and Mrs. Townley. A Clifton Park Republican Club picnic at Vischer Ferry featured a brief meeting and comments on tax levies and district funding across local governments.
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Frank Bradford Townley
Hamilton College
Fayerweather
Charles Dana
Hamilton
Dana
Shenendehowa Central School
Francis Townley
Vischer Ferry Road
Elnora
Clifton Park
Republican Club
Vischer Ferry
Armand Melanson
Press
Foresters Attend Lake Luzerne Training Conference
Edward F. White and Damon E. Ormsby service foresters for Rensselaer County recently attended a Foresters Training Conference at Lake Luzerne. The meeting provided field foresters with knowledge on road engineering fire control organization timber management and other forest land use topics.
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Edward F. White
Damon £. Ormsby
Rensselaer County
Lake Luzerne
Heavier Parcel Post Weighs Up to 25 Pounds Between Offices
Postmaster Arthur T. Judge announced new rules allowing 25 pound parcels between first class post offices 150 miles apart starting last Saturday. The limit rises in steps through 1971 to 40 pounds and 84 inch size, with 70 pounds and 100 inches unchanged for Alaska Hawaii and non first class routes.
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Arthur T. Judge
Alaska
Hawaii
Troy Youth Corps Tutoring Program Boosts Student Progress
The Troy Neighborhood Youth Corps reports success in a college student tutor program aimed at keeping at risk youths in school. An eighth grade diploma recipient earned a high school equivalency after algebra tutoring, and five enrollees passed a state office workers test. Thirty tutors and 36 enrollees joined last spring amid plans for industry trips, cultural outings, and expanded psychiatric services.
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Troy
Youth Corps
Troy Loses Second Fire Official in Two Days
Troy mourns the death of Deputy Fire Chief Eugene K. McNerney 44 and Battalion Chief Michael R. McGill 45 from natural causes. McNerney died after two heart attacks. McGill died at his summer camp. Both funerals set with full honors, flags at half staff.
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Troy
Edward J. Zapf
McGill
Purcell Bros Funeral
Jackson
Third Streets
St. Michael’s Church
Picnic Set For July 12 at Picard's Grove
The Cooperative Extension of New York State will hold a picnic on July 12 at Picard's Grove. Gerald Boomhower and Royal partmental honors will be accorded with battalion Stanton as committeemen. Dick Thayer's Band will provide the musical accompaniment with bearers and mu chiefs acting as organizers.
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Cooperative Extension
New York State
Cecer Neon
Picard’s Grove
Gerald Boomhower
Stanton
Dick Thayer
County to Receive $351,470 State Welfare Aid
State Comptroller Arthur Levitt announced July payments totaling 71,610,000 to 64 Public Welfare Districts with Rensselaer County granted 351,470. Albany 550,720, Saratoga 99,130, Schenectady 345,030, Warren 133,110, and Washington 105,424. He also reported March quarter settlements of 31,831,066 with area shares: Rensselaer 62,486.76, Albany 285,409.61, Saratoga 55,089.16, Schenectady 251,101.99, Warren 147,488.02, Washington 109,457.83.
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Arthur Levitt
Rensselaer County
Albany
Saratoga
Schenectady
Warren
Washington
Levit
Rensselaer
Area Pastor Appointed For Summer Stillwater
Rev George J Murdoch retiree from Cambridge will serve as interim pastor at Stillwater United Church this summer. Services at 9 30 a m. He retired in 1964 from Brunswick Presbyterian after seven years. He will assist shut ins and attend to special services until Rev William E Schulenberg arrives in September. Summer library hours announced by Mrs David Belter 2-5 and 7-9 p m daily except Thursday 2-5 and 7-9 p m. Local notices include visits by Irving Lowell Richfield New Jersey and others, a hospital surgery for Larry Barbelt, a family camp stay at Sacandaga, a Bemis Heights Grange card party at 8 30 p m with Amelia Bevis in charge, and Stillwater Fire Department meeting at 7 30 p m.
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Country Garden Club
Clifton Park Area
Schuylerville
Wally
Schuyler Summer Home
King Chapel
Boston
Carl Eichenberger
Cooperstown
Boseman
Fire Department
U.S. Navy
George J. Murdoch
Cambridge
Stillwater United Church
Murdoch
Brunswick Presbyterian Church
William E. Schulenberg
Stillwater Free Library
David Belter
Larry Barbelt
South Hudson Ave
St. Peter’s Hospital
Albany
Thomas Messore
Sacandaga
Bemis Heights Grange
Amelia Bevis
Classified Ad Rates and Lost and Found Notices
Classified policies and rates from The Troy Record include office locations, operating hours, and classification codes. It lists several lost items such as a large black Labrador, Siamese cat, yellow tiger cat, pocketbooks, rings, wallets, and a collie, with rewards and contact numbers. It also notes services like swimming pools and hair electrolysis, plus driving and tutoring ads and chauffeur training details.
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Washington Place
2Nd Avenue
Albany
Cohoes Hill
Hoosick St. and
Lee
Sat
Eward
Troy
GEX
Yale Law Journal editor Iverson heads to Los Angeles
William D Iverson visits his parents then heads to Los Angeles for a summer law firm internship. He plans to return to Yale Law School in September for his final year after being elected editor in chief of the Yale Law Journal for the best student contribution CP4. Thomas Keyes on 20 day leave from Texas base visits relatives. Mrs Valentine Goetz and daughter Mary return to Troy and Mrs Edna Herrington to Waterford after visits with Mrs Bevis. Miss Jackie Burdick visits Anne Foster at Claverack.
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Clarence M. Iverson
Los Angeles
Calif
Yale Law School
Iverson
Yale Law Journal
CP.4
Thomas Keyes
Texas
Thomas B. Keyes
Valentine Goetz
Mary
Troy
Edna Herrington
Waterford
Goetz
Leon Bevis
Jackie Burdick
Anne Foster
Claverack
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