Huyck Felt Promotes Ellis B Cook to Sales Training Officer
Ellis B. Cook named sales training coordinator by Huyck Felt Company division of Huyck Corporation. A Lafayette College graduate from Easton, Pa, he previously worked at Automation Engineering Laboratory in Norwalk Conn Union Carbide in North Haven Conn and with Huyck Metals. He will develop implement and supervise sales training programs for the marketing organization.
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Auto Crash Injures Two. Driver Charged In Impaired Run
A northbound car driven by Fred Coy of East Greenbush struck a sign pole and veered into oncoming traffic, damaging a second car owned by Raymond Teater of Rensselaer. Passengers Michael Pert and Steve Harwood were taken to Albany Medical Center. Coy was cited for driving while impaired and to appear before Judge La Verne Lewis on August 4.
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Nature Films At Museum Showings For August
Free daily film programs at the New York State Museum Education Building at 11 00 am 1 00 pm and 3 00 pm feature Nature's Half Acre a study of life in a small plot and Automania 2000 a humorous animated look at cars taking over on August 26 selections and times are listed for weekdays.
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Tell Me Why Clay Wins Knowledge Book Contest
The article announces Scott Crews, 8, Fort Worth Texas, as today’s winner of Tell Me Why linking readers to a clay science question. It explains that clay is a earthbound material mainly silica and alumina with impurities, its plasticity when wet, and use in pottery bricks cement glaze and food processing.
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Riddles and Puzzles in The Chuckle Box Feature
A playful newspaper page presents jokes and puzzles including a traffic riddle about a truck driver on a one way street. It also lists cross word hints with ACROSS and DOWN clues and invites readers to send more riddles to the paper.
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Area contractor fatally injured in Schenectady fall
Clarence Martine, 53, of 1033 Wallace Ave Schenectady, a private contractor, fell about 15 feet from a porch roof at 2011 State St Schenectady. Police at the scene rushed him to Ellis Hospital where he died hours later from head injuries.
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Deadline Set For Project Paint Bids Troy Housing Authority issues for Griswold Heights and Kennedy Towers
Sealed bids due August 20 for exterior and interior painting of Griswold Heights complex and Kennedy Towers in Troy. Projects cover white trim doors and sheds, interior pastel colors, Kennedy Towers exterior and interiors including halls shops boiler rooms. Quotes read at Griswold Heights office with September approval and October start.
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Pownal Track May Be Sold to New York Broadcaster
Officials of Green Mountain Race Track in Pownal announce a sale to a New York State broadcasting chain. Vincent Bartimo, VP and GM, says Paul Harron of Philadelphia owner of Mid-New York Broadcasting Corp made the offer to purchase outstanding Green Mountain common stock at five dollars and fifty cents per share. The number of shares outstanding is unknown.
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Agnew Returns From World Tour Amid Press Strain
Vice President Spiro Agnew reports to President Nixon after a 31 day world tour overshadowed by Henry Kissinger's China visit. Agnew did not brief reporters on the return flight and kept conditions of the trip private. Nixon and Kissinger participated in a 90 minute briefing stressing the trip's substance over optics.
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Police Cruiser Damaged by Foul Ball Near Ball Diamond
A police cruiser driven by Sgt. John A. Comitale and Plainclothesman Charles F. King had its windshield shattered by a foul ball shortly before 1 p.m. Wednesday on East Park Place near the 112th Street ball diamond. No injuries were reported.
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Charles F. King
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