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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1976
Page
3
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Seven hurt in Pittstown Route 7 two car crash
A two car collision on Route 7 in Pittstown sent seven people to Troy area hospitals Sunday night. John Szesner Jr 29 Albany and Herbert Mason 24 Union Springs were in the wreck. Szesner was ticketed for failure to keep right. All seven patients were treated and released from hospitals.
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Pittstown
Troy
John Szesner, Jr
Shaker Rd
Albany
Warren Cemetery Road
Troy man pinned under car one hour
Robert A. Fritz, 24, of 1823 5th Ave., was admitted to Samaritan hospital in Troy in fair condition after his car left Plank Road, rolled 60 feet down an embankment and landed on its side. He faces a charge of failure to keep right.
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Troy Man
Poestenkill
Troy
Samaritan Hospital
Rensselaer County Sheriff's Department
Robert A. Fritz
5Th Ave
Troy Hospital
Plank Road
Salvation Army Store Robbery Sparks City Police Chase
Salvation Army on North Jay Street robbed at 12 52 PM. A man armed with a shotgun took cash from the register manager two employees and customers. Suspect Arthur Branch 20 of F-30 Yates Village captured after a foot chase near St Anthony's Church and held in Schenectady County Jail on second degree robbery charges.
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Schenectady
Salvation Army
Schenectady County
Arthur Branch
Yates Village
North Jay Street
St. Anthony's Church
Saratoga Fair Faces Doubtful Future After Losses
About 120 investors contributed 30000 to back the Saratoga Fair but losses in 1974 and 1975 and weak 1976 attendance cast uncertainty on a 1977 event.Joseph Dalton of the Saratoga Springs Chamber of Commerce says stockholders will decide in August whether to reinvest or disband.
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Saratoga Springs
Saratoga
Joseph Dalton
Dalton
New York Racing Association
NYRA
Harry M. Stevens Co
Harry M. Stevens
Saratoga Fair Inc
Fair
Bruce Fabricant
The
Grey and Davis Co
New York City
Vinny Reda
Wayward bison hunted down after 10 week Pennsylvanian chase
Two 1000 pound bison roamed rural northeastern Pennsylvania, evading capture for weeks. After repeated sightings and crop damage, owner Bill Neff Enterprises authorized slaughter on a Sullivan County farm. Meat sold, buffalo roast planned for a local fire department.
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Dushore
Pennsylvania
Jack Ensinger
Sullivan County
Ensinger
Penn’s
Zampano
Neff
Jon Renshaw
John Fitzgerald
Virginia
New Albany Volunteer Fire Department
Hoosick Falls Board to discuss CSEA unionization move
Hoosick Falls village workers including the public works crew have voted to join the Civil Service Employees Association. The board will meet in executive session after a public hearing on sidewalk cement bids to review unionization effects and options. Mayor Donald Bogardus aims to clarify department concerns and potential impacts on policy.
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Hoosick Falls
Civil Service Employes Association
CSEA
Bogardus
Main Street
McGuire Reappointed Town Recreation Supervisor Hoosick Falls
Town of Hoosick Board unanimously officializes Leo McGuire as recreation supervisor. He was backed by the Hoosick Youth Commission and had served as youth director for nearly two years before the civil service change. Michelle Restino matched McGuire on the civil service test. The board also eyed federal public works funds for a possible building to house town machinery and discussed sites for a new men’s softball field with the current field unavailable after August 20, 1976.
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Hoosick Falls
Leo McGuire
Town of
McGuire
Michelle Restino
Rape charges dropped in White Creek case
White Creek Justice Edwin Andrew dismissed charges against Mark Dibble and Mark Madison for lack of evidence. Dibble 23 of Eagle Bridge and Madison 22 of Cambridge faced first degree rape and first degree sexual abuse accusations linked to an incident after a beer party on Dinny Road in White Creek.
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White Creek
Cambridge
Edwin Andrew
Andrew
Mark Dibble
Eagle Bridge
Mark Madison
Dibble
Madison
Dinny Road
White Creek Homecoming Festival set for Aug. 1
The 48th annual White Creek Homecoming Festival will be held August 1 at Jermain Methodist Church and Jermain Hall with a bicentennial theme. Attractions include an 18th century display, church lawn art show, and a lecture on Revolutionary War soldiers by Robert T. Mulligan Jr. of the New State Museum in Albany. A luncheon at Jermain Hall will benefit the hall. Residents are urged to wear bicentennial costumes.
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White Creek
Jermain Methodist Church
Jermain Hall
Church Lawn
Robert T. Mulligan Jr
New State Museum
Albany
East Greenbush Board Meeting Canceled
The July 28 meeting of the East Greenbush Board of Education is canceled. 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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East Greenbush
East Greenbush Board of Education
Clinton Heights
Little Kari Krute Shines in Pageant Dream
Five year old Kari Krute eyes pageant glory at Miss Hemisphere events while her mother sews gowns and plans Disney World trips. Family dynamics mix pride and practical limits as Kari balances talent routines with a one piece swimsuit and Uncle Sam costume.
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Kari
Florida
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Nick
Shug
AIRI
Herbert Mason
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Union Springs
Mason
Szesnet
St. Mary's Hospital
Gene Durkee
Brian Carr
Samaritan
Gail Mason
Tina
Todd
E. Dahl
Charles Belanger
John Lunney
Lincoln Grima
Raymond McLaughlin
Saratoga Fair
Wayward Bison Buffaloed Police
Alfred Zampano
Unityville
Bill Neff
Abilene
Tucson
George Mesick
Schodack
Hoosick Falls Board
Donald Bogardus
Hoosick Falls Department of Public Works
Fire Department
Hoosick
Hoosick Youth Commission
Kari Krute
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