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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1977
Page
2
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The Times Record announces a weekly COINWORD contest open to all except staff and relatives. Submit completed puzzles with name and address by 5 pm Tuesday after publication. one prize of 25 dollars per week, split if multiple winners, rules final, entries become property of the paper.
Donald McGrath, a Democratic candidate and Averill Park High School teacher, opened his bid for the county legislature 4th district representing Sand Lake Stephentown Nassau and Schodack. He pledges responsive government and stronger southern Rensselaer representation.
About 2 900 customers of New York State Gas and Electric faced a 39 minute outage Monday evening affecting Averill Park Crooked Lake West Sand Lake and Snyder s Lake. Power was restored by 10 55 p.m. A separate incident in Rensselaer involved a patrol car collision with a parked vehicle on Second Street with no injuries or tickets.
Police detected a break-in at the Rensselaer Girls Club on Route 43 Sunday at 11 p.m. Moments later, at 11 07 p.m., Prim Alfraedo Primero arrested two juveniles on charges of juvenile delinquency related to the break-in.
Rensselaer Anthony Presti of 1 Aiken Ave was released on $250 bail after his Monday arrest on charges of possession of stolen property third degree. The warrant was issued by City Judge Thomas J. Delaney and arraignment was set for Tuesday.
Police investigate vandalism at Alpine Village apartments on Horizon View Drive where five mailboxes were torn from walls between Saturday night and Sunday morning.
A city public works dump truck knocked the air conditioner from a station window in a freak accident in Rensselaer. No injuries were reported as officers and a summer parks employee explained the mishap and its rough moments.
Castleton mayor Donald Justus said no bids have been received to operate a cable TV franchise in the town and village. Advertisements seeking firms have been run and interested parties may obtain complete specifications in town or village halls until Aug. 15.
East Greenbush officials expect Hampton Manor Lake dredging to begin within days under the federal 53,000 grant. Town Supervisor Michael Van Voris says EPA and DEC assurances target wetlands permit approval after prior delays. Folsom Marine Corp. will conduct the work in 15 days with in kind town services and ongoing monitoring.
Averill Park High School honored a large class of graduates with many awards. Winners include John Fox who earned the Bausch Lamb Award in Science and the American Legion Auxiliary Americanism Award, Beth Beel for Grange home economics, Beth Lukovits for VFW American Citizenship, and Jennifer Hixon for multiple honors including the Poestenkill Republican Club Award. Additional names appear across a wide range of academic, civic, and community prizes from local organizations and businesses.
Albany State University scientists will start Recombinant DNA experiments aimed at breakthroughs in genetic and viral diseases after a May panel found no risk from proposed recombinants. The project seeks to meet NIH guidelines and potential state standards, with containment levels rising from P1 to P2 as research progresses.
The East Greenbush School Board will discuss moving a bus stop at Grove Street and Teliska Avenue at its Wednesday 7:30 p.m. meeting at Clinton Heights Administration Center. It will also appoint a handicapped children on call subcommittee for summer and conduct readings on equal employment and equal educational opportunity policies. It will review bids for cafeteria products and Genet Middle School auditorium painting and hear six personnel changes.
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