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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1971
Page
5
Dear Susie offers guidance on family money gifts saving for children college and summer camps. A reader asks about returning ten thousand dollars given by parents and how to handle expectations. The column urges immediate return or clear use plans and suggests open discussion with parents.
South tries to make three no trump with a four aces edge. West leads diamonds and the plan hinges on a double finesse to capture three spade tricks. South leads a spade through West and after three diamonds and a heart ace, dummy’s spades provide the needed tricks.
James J. Carey Jr son of Mr and Mrs James Carey of 423 Sixth Ave has been awarded a full tuition scholarship to Rutgers School of Business to pursue a Master of Business Administration. He recently graduated from Hamilton College with a BA in Latin and departmental honors and won the Curran Fitch and Soper Prize Scholarships and the Pruyn Essay Prize. Carey is a 1967 Lansingburgh High School graduate.
Washington officials from the FAA and CAB voiced support for a government loan guarantee to Lockheed Aircraft Corp. CAB chair Secor D Browne warned that canceling the L1011 TriStar jumbo would severely hurt airlines that have paid over 200 million in advance. FAA head John H Shaffer called the plane a superb aircraft vital to the fleet. The plan would guarantee up to 250 million in bank loans to keep Lockheed from bankruptcy.
Governor Marvin Mandel told Yeshiva University graduates that a generation may retreat into freakish isolation. He warned against withdrawal and urged discipline sacrifice and civic engagement to address social ills and avoid chaos.
Curtis Lillie 43 of Canastota dies at Crouse Irving Hospital from injuries after his car struck a guard rail on Route 13 Tuesday.
Mrs Marion L Ladd 71 of 342 3rd Ave died suddenly Wednesday at Samaritan Hospital after being under physician care. A lifelong Troy resident she was married to the late Albert F Ladd Sr and a communicant of the United Methodist Church of Lansingburgh. Survived by son Albert F Ladd Jr and two grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 10 am Mason Funeral Home 109th St and Third Ave with Rev Clair E Carpenter officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery Troy.
Oneida County Social Services dropped 109 persons from welfare rolls in May for refusing to report for work or training or failing to appear for job interviews. The policy requires able bodied applicants to accept job referrals or face aid denial. a state employment service rep has been on site since April 19 to handle interviews and referrals. Sixteen people who sought aid found work through the service, and 59 withdrew their applications to avoid interviews or job referrals.
Sons of Mr and Mrs Herman A Testo of 32 Dean St named to dean's lists at their schools. Robert finishes first year premed at Manhattan College while D Thomas completes junior year at College of Santa Fe New Mexico majoring in social welfare.
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