Death notices and civic updates from Rensselaer region
Obituaries note the death of George H. Neale a paper pressman for Capital Newspapers at Albany, a World War I veteran and brother of Harold Neale. Funeral set from Lyons Funeral Home Albany with burial at Blooming Grove Rural Cemetery Defreestville. Other items report paving progress on Third Street Broadway and city council meeting plans in Rensselaer. A separate notice details funeral for Antonio Paolucci and Matilda De Jiulio with Masses in Albany and Rensselaer and burials at Our Lady of Angels and Holy Sepulchre Cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Neale
Glen ‘St. Rensselaer
Albany Veterans Administraton Hospital
Capital F
Albany Times-Union
Knickerbocker News
Pressman’s Union
Harold Neale
Harold's Grocery F
Rensselaer
Helena Minkson
Herbert W. Neale
Pitts'Reid
Mass
Nelson Donnell
Bitchfield
Maine
James ‘Corey
Albany
William J. Lyons Jr
Washingon
Ayre
Blooming Grove Rural
Defreestvillle
Third Street
Partition Street
Washington Avenue
Callanan and Improvement Company
South Bethlehem
Columbia Street
Third Avenue
Rensselaer Dpw
William J. Lyons Sr
Comatog. Council
Reagan Cuts 43.5 Million From Budget In California
Gov Ronald Reagan slashed 43.5 million from a 5.08 per person budget affecting higher education and mental health. He rejected Democratic legislature additions, signing a budget he called still too high and promising further reductions next year. The move positions him with conservatives amid talk of a 1980 nomination bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Cap
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Three Years For Draft Protest Believed In Atlanta
Sylvia Nelloms, 22, of Atlanta a Black Muslim was sentenced by a federal court to three years in prison for draft protest activity. U.S. District Judge Sidney O Smith allowed Nelloms to remain free on an appeal bond of 1000 dollars.
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Atlanta, Ga
Sylvester Nelloms
Atlanta
Wave Wean US
Dist
Sidney 0. Smith
Nelloms
Mrs Zlotnick Dies En Route To Hospital
Mrs Margaret A Zlotnick died en route to Leonard Hospital Friday after an address at 1203 River Road Pleas ant dale. Born in Manistee Michigan she lived much of her life in Troy and was the widow of Stanley Zlotnick. Survived by four daughters Amelia Griffin Rose Bornt Stella Shaarup and Betty Alotnick five sons Joseph Emil Edward and Benjamin all of Troy and Stanley of Austin Texas a sister Rose Sokolowski a brother Joseph Rymanowski 18 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral from Fonda Funeral Home today at 10 am with Rev Harry B Frank of Redeemer Lutheran Church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Paolucci
Daniel J. Robilatto
Albany
St Anthony’s Church
Hurlburt St
Our Lady of Angels
Colonie
Paolucci
Joseph Driscoll
Ralphi Ciani
de Jiulio
William J. Lyons Jr
Washington Ave
Rensselaer
St. John’s’ Church
Matilda Trioni de Jiulio
East St
St. Peter’s Hospital
Holy Sepulchre
St. John’s Church
St. Anthony’s Society
Italy
August J. de Jiulio
Veronica Trioni
Joseph
Margaret A. Zlotnick
Teshdence
River Road
Pleasantdale
Leonard’ Hospital
Zlotnick
Manistee
Mich
Jin Troy
John
Agnes Ziemba Kymanowski
Stanley Zlotnick
E l
Troy
Amelia Griffin
Rose Bornt
Stella Shaarup
Betty
Alotnick
Emil
Edward, Sr
Benjamin All
Trey
Austin
Texas
Mrs. Rose
Sokolowski
Joseph Rymanowski
Cohves
Fonda
Harry B. Frank
the Redeemer ‘Lutheran Church
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William R. Browne
George Neale
Council
John F. Murray
Highland Dr
East Greenbush
Faculty of
University of Ottawa
Canada
University of Buffalo
Murray
Rensselaer County
Hollywood
Berkshire House
Kroehler
Dolly Madison
Huntingburg
China
Saga
Boudoir Airs
Tweed Bugs Vale
Salem
Colonial Dept
Crestline
Love Seat
Sid
Thayer
Moosehead
Hutch Buffet
Lenoir House
Whitman American
Berndhart
Whitman
Cape Cod
Mmorern
Scotch Guard Fabrie
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