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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1976
Page
1
RENSSELAER police report three weekend breakins at Van Rensselaer Elementary as southwest door panels were broken each time and later replaced by custodians. Additional thefts include two bicycles from Penn Central lot and a car recovered under the 3rd Avenue bridge.
Rensselaer police report three separate weekend crashes left three people injured. Lori Decker was struck on South Street by a northbound vehicle that fled. Tonette Deangelis suffered a head injury in a Penn Central parking lot collision and was taken to Leonard Hospital. John T. Soprano biked on Washington Avenue when another vehicle struck him and fled.
A reader asks about estate bills and unpaid rents after a relative’s death at Albany Veterans Hospital. Hotline Frank Sherry explains the probate process when no will exists, detailing executor roles, creditors’ payment order, and how a landlord may be appointed administrator. The column also notes a separate reader concern about a misdelivered canning lids order from Edison Packaging Corp. of New Jersey.
Arthur W. Southwick, 52, of River Road Castleton, was admitted to Albany Medical Center Hospital with head lacerations and other injuries after his car left Route 20 in Schodack, struck a pole, and ran 360 feet along the shoulder. He was listed in good condition. A ticket for failure to keep right was issued.
The American Heart Association will sponsor a free blood pressure clinic Thursday from 9 to 11 a.m. at St. Marys School in the Clinton Heights section of East Greenbush. It is the last clinic in the area until fall.
The Senate moves to consider a large tax bill extending expiring federal income cuts and curbing some tax avoidance schemes. The 1700 page measure faces timing doubts before July 1, with options to split or retroactively apply extensions and projected tax increases for diversas family incomes. The House focuses on major appropriations and a final vote to raise the national debt ceiling by 73 billion to reach 700 billion.
The article recounts Frank Sinatra breaking from bandleader Tommy Dorsey with legal and financial deals. It notes rumors of mob involvement, Sinatra’s post-break era as a nonfamily man, Nancy’s marital pressure, and his 1942 Paramount New Year’s show inclusion with Benny Goodman. Weitman’s booking led to Sinatra’s first major solo spotlight.
Earl Wilson recalls Frank Sinatra's breakout period at the Riobamba Club in March 1943. Fans mobbed him, a police official sought his autograph, and manager Irwin Zussman notes the sudden shift from nightclub singer to hysteria as Sinatra drew crowds, fame, and a devoted following.
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