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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1971
Page
3
A strong 20 second earthquake was centered near Cerro de Pasco State about 90 miles northeast of Lima. The Peruvian Geophysical Institute noted no damage or injuries. Local authorities warned residents to expect aftershocks.
Kenneth Kramer of Equitable Life testified that an Illinois firm received wrong used boxcars from Penn Central and kept them until the error could be fixed. Penn Central seeks court help to recover 277 missing cars valued at about 1 million dollars after 180 were recovered by the FBI.
A State Supreme Court justice dismissed a suit by Gerald and Gracey challenging a school district sex education program and the state compulsory attendance law. Justice Eugene F. Sullivan ruled the couple had no standing at private April 18 proceedings. Rockefeller signs law for NYC administration probe. A five member commission will investigate all aspects of city government.
A joint appeal by City Manager Ralph A. DeSantis and Chamber Troy Retail Council chair Andrew J. Petruska asks merchants and residents in Troy downtown to sweep sidewalks and alleys for the Flag Day Parade this Sunday. They urge curbside trash be deferred until Monday morning to improve the parade’s impression.
The Saratoga Hospital Guild holds its annual picnic meeting Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m. at Mrs. Dan Willis's home 10 Brookwood Dr Saratoga Springs.
Assault and reckless endangerment charges against Tra Bulson and his brother James Bulson were withdrawn in Troy Police Court. Virginia Beeler filed the complaint. officers Charles O Konski and P A Valenti testified. Judge Kyran Molloy Jr. dismissed all charges after mutual apologies. J Albert Barsamian represented the defendants.
Maurice Britz 22 was fined 28 dollars after threatening a tailor with his pet python Freddie in a shop. Britz claimed the tailor stole his German Blue Max medal, and he used the snake to intimidate, while the tailor denied any theft. Magistrate Alan Smith commented on the unusual incident.
The Greenfield Center Elementary School combined choruses present a spring concert at 7 30 p m Wednesday under Elea nor A Wimmer music teacher direction. Mrs W H Aubrey of Hudson Falls accompanies on piano with several contemporary songs and one student accompaniment.
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