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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1977
Page
3
Albany officials say the state Commission on Judicial Conduct has not decided on punishment for more than 250 judges questioned over traffic charge reductions sought by friends, other judges, or police. The panel contemplates private admonition, public censure, or suspension as options.
The Rensselaer Planning Board pushed for stronger government cooperation and a public DOT statement on the South Mall Expressway Bridge extension. It reviewed a county boat launch plan, planned a related inspection, and discussed Riverfront Park funding and a new industrial development agency.
The Rensselaer Common Council voted to demolish 1543 First St due to health and safety risks. Unable to locate owners Charles and Carmen Humler, the city will proceed despite lack of owner contact. Residents and the Neighborhood Improvement Program advisory group had urged action.
The Rensselaer Common Council approved a 15000 note to cover extra retirement system costs and a 13616 note to fund sewer work around Partition Street and Broadway. They appointed William Pulver to the Cable TV Commission for five years and added 2 McNaughton Ave to the next public auction list. A 1974 Rensselaer police car was marked for public sale and bids were authorized for 300 tons of rock salt.
East Greenbush police say Greg Lavin 20 of 5 Oakwood Drive was arrested Tuesday at 3 30 p m on a second degree forgery felony after passing a stolen check June 20 at Record Town Clifton Country Mall The check bore the name of burglary victim Paul Tryon Nassau and Lavin was released on five thousand dollars bail pending court appearance
Susan Keller of 8 Riverside Ave Rensselaer pleaded guilty in Rensselaer County Court to third degree criminal sale of a controlled substance a felony after admitting to selling an eighth of an ounce of pethidine a narcotic to an undercover state officer in her home on March 31.
In Rensselaer a fire department probe centers on a Second Street garage owned by the city. Police report say unknown juveniles started the blaze at 3 10 p m Tuesday and it was extinguished moments after the report. In East Greenbush a minibike valued at 100 dollars was stolen from a Donnelly Drive home sometime between July 1 and Tuesday with no forced entry found.
Police investigate broken windows on Washington Street and a weekend theft at a First Street residence. A purse was reported missing $105 in cash. Police logs note time stamps 4:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Bennington announces a special cachet and one day post office for the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Bennington in October 1777. The project features an aerial view of the Bennington Battle Monument on the Bennington Flag with a $0.50 cover price.
East Greenbush officials debated residence questions for Councilman Celello and approved paving Donnelly Drive after a 10-signature petition. The board unanimously authorized Holy Spirit School to place temporary sawhorses on Highland Drive and set a public hearing for fire lanes.
State Commissioner Orin Lehman announced finds west of the Schuyler Mansion revealing the barn location, an old roadway through the orchards, and artifacts detailing early life at the New York State Historic Site. Archaeologists led by Paul Huey uncovered underground brick drains tied to the barn gutters. Construction of a new visitor parking lot will proceed with safeguards.
A $1.8 million suit filed by Eric and Elizabeth Schuppin over their daughter Tamara's alleged brainwashing and imprisonment inside the Unification Church was dismissed by U.S. District Judge Albert Coffrin. The judge ruled the parents cannot represent their adult child in federal court.
Fourteen maintenance workers were hospitalized after chlorine fumes from a disconnected supply line at the Finch Pruyn Paper Mill in Glens Falls. Plant shutdown for annual maintenance preceded the incident, with several workers to be released before noon.
Police report a 2:45 p.m. collision involving Paul L. Lorenzen of Townsend Massachusetts and Yvonne L Schumann of Philmont New York area near Rt 9 20. No injuries or tickets were issued.
Leo E. Schelling 29 of Rock City Falls faced arraignment before U.S. District Court Judge Howard Munson with bond set at 5000 dollars after Saratoga County deputies charged him in connection with a murder threat delivered via a citizen band radio. The incident reportedly occurred April 16 at a Rock City Falls location. Mechanicville hosts the third summer concert by the Mechanicville City Band Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Tallmadge Park band stand.
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