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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1976
Page
2
Hoosick Falls police report a chaotic weekend with a juvenile beer party near Waterworks, a high speed chase toward the Vermont border ending in a car crash, and multiple arrests including Bryan Pello for speeding and evading police. A fourth flag theft on River Street and other incidents, including DWI arrests, were also logged.
Senate moves to extend expiring federal income tax cuts amid debate over size and scope of a 1700 page bill. Lawmakers weigh relief versus closing tax shelters while House focuses on debt ceiling and defense spending.
Two area residents were among 18 state employees honored in May for money saving ideas submitted to the State Employee Suggestion Program. Net first year savings totaled 6,624 dollars. winners were Frederick J. Guntrum of West Sand Lake and Leah Lane of Ballston Spa, each receiving 25 dollars.
Hotline guidance notes possible appointment by creditors if relatives cannot be located and highlights how executors pay bills from the estate. It also mentions a landlord seeking administrator status to speed rent collection and references a canned lids delivery dispute with Edison Packaging Corp. of New Jersey.
Police report late Sunday into today youths roamed the South Side attacking motorists stranded by heavy rain. One woman, Phyllis Anderson, was killed and Leo Anderson critically wounded after refusing a gang’s demand to push their car across a flooded bridge. Edward Rosen, 35, of Schererville, was injured in a separate attack. Government lines and transit were disrupted as Dan Ryan Expressway flooded and three of four northbound lanes opened by 6 a.m.
A dinner honoring Saratoga County Social Services Commissioner Joseph V. Gemmitl will be held June 25 at the Knights of Columbus Hall 27 Woodlawn Ave Saratoga Springs. Tickets must be reserved by Friday.
About 150 Hoosick Falls residents may qualify for HUD Section 8 rental assistance. Rolf Sternberg of the Hoosick Housing Authority filed the application with HUD in Albany. funds would subsidize roughly 20 percent of rent for qualifying households meeting income and housing standards.
Hoosac School held its 87th Prize Day in Memorial Dining Hall. Julie Butkas of Petersburg Vincent Leone of Cambridge and Wills Pike of Old Bennington were among 13 graduates receiving diplomas. Julie will enter Bard College to study fine arts. Vincent plans to attend Hamilton College, holding a New York State Regents Scholarship. Wills will begin a five year engineering program at Marietta College in the fall.
Watervliet police arrested six people after a raid at 382 3rd Ave. on Sunday night uncovering 101 marijuana plants. Those charged include Martin J. Maloney and Edward Vaccariello, both 20 and Lori Gagnon 21. They faced seventh degree drug charges and health law violations, with two others unnamed as possible youthful offenders.
Congressman Edward W Pattison adds David Shaw to his Washington staff to handle special projects and federal aid at 8000 dollars per year. Ann Gibson leaves to run Pattisons re election campaign and Leigh Stevenson departs to study law next fall.
A one car crash on Route 22 in Petersburg killed Roger Moore, 29, of Patterson New York. Barry Mann 19 Spring Valley is in serious condition at St Peter's Albany Walter DeGraw 36 Catskill is in critical condition. Lloyd Mann 29 Patterson is in good condition at Putnam Memorial Hospital Vermont. State Police at Brunswick continue investigation with possible charges.
Mary Medvetz and Teresa Hubbard have been named valedictorian and salutatorian of St Marys Academy High School Division. Mary, daughter of Francis R Medvett, is senior class president and National Honor Society member with activities in yearbook prom committee girls bowling field hockey ski club and plays. Teresa, daughter of Richard Hubbard, is a Good Citizen awardee and Sodality officer. she participates in ski drama pep and glee clubs and has played girls field hockey bowling and basketball and served on the prom committee as prom queen.
The piece recounts Frank Sinatra breaking from Dorsey era ties to pursue solo fame. It recalls a contract split with Tommy Dorsey, rumors of mob ties, Nancy Sinatra's marital strain, and Sinatra’s 1942 Paramount New Year’s appearance with Benny Goodman when audiences greeted him loudly.
Earl Wilson recalls how Frank Sinatra transformed from a nightclub singer into a national sensation in 1943 at Riobamba Club. Fans mobbed venues, ushers struggled with crowd chaos, and promoter Harry Kilby helped launch a star nicknamed The Voice.
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