Town board seeks fulltime youth director as unity shown
East Greenbush officials agreed to interview candidates for a fulltime youth director starting January 1, 1978. The board also addressed Alpine Village fire safety, hydrants at major intersections, fire lanes for private properties, and the use of federal grants to clean Hampton Manor Lake. It approved town hall work, a new pickup, sale of the cable TV franchise, and transferring 5700 from revenue sharing to fund town beautification and youth job programs.
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Greenbush
Hast
Sweitzer
McHenry
Carpinello
Frank Becker
East Greenbush
Alpine Village
Becker
K-Mart
Horizon View Road
Independent Square
John M. Burns
Hampton Manor Lake
Rensselaer County Cablevision
Man arraigned twice on violence and mischief charges in Rensselaer
Calvin H. Finkle 37 of 531 South Street was arraigned on assault charges and related counts, remanded to jail without bail by Judge Thomas Delaney, then rearrested after an attempted kick at a police car. A second arraignment followed with a June 9 hearing set.
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Rensselaer
Calvin Harry Finkle
South St
Rensselaer County
Thomas Delaney
Finkle
Vincent Farrell
Delaney
Negotiations resume in Saratoga County as talks near end
In Ballston Spa county and two civil service unions will resume Friday after a seven month delay. PERB factfinder Charles Leonard issued recommendations for the clerical CSEA unit and the sheriff's department unit. Union wage requests evolved from past offers and counteroffers with potential escalation if talks fail.
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Ballston Spa
Fires destroy garage in Rensselaer. car damaged on Sheridan Ave
A wood frame garage at Broadway and McNaughton Ave burned at 3 07 a m causing damage to a parked car on Sheridan Avenue. In same city Ernesto Gonzalez 20 of 21 Glen St fined 25 for petty larceny after Tuesday arrest on East Street.
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Rensselaer
Broadway
McNaughton Ave
Sheridan Avenue
Ernesto Gonazlez
Glen St
East St
Thomas Delaney
Berlin District Budget Meeting Sets 2.5 Million Proposal
Berlin Central School District informs an informational meeting on a 2,571,524 budget, a 3 percent rise from last year, to be held tonight at 7 p.m. in the high school. The district plans a June 14 meeting and June 15 voting on the budget and two board seats, open to all interested residents.
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Berlin
Berlin Central
Meet the Candidates session draws 37 in East Greenbush
East Greenbush union leader decries low turnout at the Meet the Candidates event for the school board election. Candidates and teachers debated pay, library staffing, and budget study as residents urged stronger public involvement before the June district vote.
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East Greenbush
Barbara Harms
The
Rensselaer approves 220000 traffic grant with council approval
The Rensselaer common council passed a 220000 Department of Transportation grant for a new traffic safety program. Council members discussed city costs, police service obligations, and a proposed Arco mini market with self service gas. Brady's Delicatessen neighbors raised concerns about the change.
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Rensselaer
Common Council
Department of Transportation
Lester Jeffries
Arco
Washington Avenue
Richard Reilly
Brady's
Troy man held in Hoosick Falls assault
A Troy man, John M. Schnoop, 22, was arrested for assault in Hoosick Falls after an early Wednesday attack on Belinda Tracey. Tracey, beaten and concussed, was treated at Albany Medical Center after a 2:30 a.m. incident in a Church Street apartment. Schnoop was arraigned and jailed without bail. The case was investigated by Hoosick Falls and State Police.
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Man
Hoosick Falls
Troy
Belinda Tracey
Elm Street
Church Street
Tracey
Albany Medical Center
William Chapones
Schnoop
Anslow
Mainello
Albany airport plan outlined in twenty year display
Thirteen posters depict Albany County Airport development through 1995. A New York City consulting firm, chosen in 1975, will brief the public 1 to 7 p m Sunday in the airport lobby. The plan calls for a 1200 foot runway extension at an estimated 1 5 million cost with most funded by state and federal grants.
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Albany
Albany County
New York City
New York State Department of Transportation
Federal Aviation Agency
New York Regulates Genetic Engineering Research for First Time
Albany reports an agreed state plan to require registration of DNA research laboratories and to set safety standards within six months. Interim NIH guidelines will apply, with penalties to enforce compliance. GE at Schenectady and other private labs face coverage gaps and training programs for microbiologists are planned.
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Peter Slocum
Associated Press
Albany, N.Y
New York State
State Health Department
State Attorney General
National Institute of Health
NIH
Health Commissioner
General Electric Co
Schenectady
David Axelrod
Health Department
Division of Laboratories and Research
Deborah Feinberg
Niskayuna Woman Found Dead in Woods
A 33 year old Niskayuna woman was found dead Wednesday evening in a wooded area near her Englewood Avenue home. Police reported no immediate foul play and an autopsy was ordered by the Schenectady County Medical Examiner after a day long investigation.
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Niskayuna
Schenectady County
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James McHenry
Don Sweitzer
Special Projects
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State Supreme Court
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Elliot Road
Donald Strewell, Jr
Saratoga County
Schodack
Schodack Central School
Maple Hill
Tulsa
Malta
Defreestville
Costa
Rensselaer County Sheriff's Deputies
Leonard
Hequembourg
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Forbes Avenue
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Price Chopper
Columbia Turnpike
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Henry Kolakoski
Columbia High School
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Munity
Rinaldo DeNuzzo
Arco Corporation
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Jeffries
LaMarre
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Darlene Ward
Brunswick
John M. Schnoop
Second Ave
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Town of
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