Coinword Puzzle Teases Witty Word Pairs
The Record presents puzzle No. 1104 with a list of word pair choices and corrections. Readers fill blanks by selecting correct homophone or near homophone pairs to form meaningful phrases while noting clues about everyday items and situations.
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Saratoga Fair Faces Doubtful Future After Losses
About 120 investors put up 30000 for the Saratoga Fair with hopes of profit, but sponsors NYRA and Harry M Stevens pulled out. If stockholders decide to disband and not seek outside backing, the 1977 fair may not occur as August meetings will determine the fate and potential reinvestment.
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Troy man pinned under car after 11 p.m. crash
Robert A. Fritz, 24, of 1823 Fifth Ave., Troy, was pinned under his car for about an hour after a curve loss near Plank Road. He was admitted in fair condition to Samaritan Hospital and charged with failure to keep right. The accident was investigated by Sheriff Eugene Eaton and deputies.
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Castletown dog warden may resign over leash law conflict
Castleton village board warns town dog warden Paul Page may resign if the village passes a leash law. The board says Page voiced he will resign to oppose the measure. ITT Harper Anti-Corrosives asked about tying to the new sewage treatment plant. attorney says no effect on funding review.
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ITT Harper
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East Greenbush Board Meeting Rescheduled
East Greenbush Board of Education cancels the July 28 meeting. The next meeting is set for Wednesday August 11 at 7 30 p m at the administration center in Clinton Heights.
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Clinton Heights
Rensselaer nicknames recalled by elderly local resident
Ernie Mann recalls Rensselaer families and their nicknames from a century ago. He notes dozens were interrelated and many men shared monikers like Nutty Hutchinson and Boogie Cunninghams. The piece also mentions local residents Sarah Jane Merrill, Ben Ehrich, and area youths with light anecdotes.
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Defreestville
Salvation Army Store Robbed In Schenectady
Schenectady police nabbed a suspect after an armed robbery at the Salvation Army store on North Jay Street. About $162 was recovered and Arthur Branch, 20, of F-30 Yates Village, was held on second degree robbery charges. He faces arraignment today.
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No injuries in two car crash at East and Partition
RENSSELAER police reported no injuries after a two car collision at the East and Partition Streets intersection Monday evening. James Bond of 16 Aiken Ave drove south into the intersection and hit Gerald Smith of 85 Aiken Ave who was traveling north.
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Spinning and natural dyeing workshops at Hancock Shaker Village
In August Hancock Shaker Village near Pittsfield Massachusetts offers an introduction to spinning class on August 14 and 26 from 930 am to 330 pm. A natural dyeing workshop for adults is August 19 and a youth session on August 12. Bring enamel pots and optional fleece or wheels. reservations to Box 898 Pittsfield MA 01201.
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Little Kari Krute Eyes Pageant Fame and Fun
The article follows five year old Kari Krute as she competes in beauty pageant events, with her mother shaping gowns and costumes while her father stays home. Kari enjoys outside play, dreams of ballet, and performs a Miss Hemisphere talent routine with Mickey Mouse ears.
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