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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1977

Page

3

Rensselaer council faces First Street fires and delays

Residents from the First Street area pressed the city on fires, junk and insurance issues as council members approved six quick resolutions. Mary Scully urged faster action while Michael Falkouski, running for alderman, noted his patrol efforts are separate from his campaign. The mayor admitted uncertainty on firefighting and redevelopment steps, and the meeting covered demolition bids, a proposed mini market, and library financing including a Citibank building loan.

Rensselaer LaVerne Lewis Common Council First Street Mary Scully Citizens Advisory Council First Avenue Donald H. Swete First St James Venerable Scully

Zweig and Graber Re-Elected To Averill Park Board

In Averill Park a close race for two school board seats ended with Dr John Zweig the board president re-elected with 601 votes and Charles Graber close behind with 568. Other candidates Podeszwa 501 and Cummings 285. The district budget of 6 564 102 passed 713 to 314 and a 60 000 bus proposition passed 672 to 346.

Averill Park John Zweig Zweig Charles Graber

Nassau Family Court orders bus access for Rakowski children

In Rensselaer County Nassau and East Greenbush officials were given until Aug 10 to arrange bus transport for three Rakowski children who walk a mile daily to meet buses. Judge Allan Dixon urged road widening talks with Sherwood Acres property owners to enable a safe small bus route to the Rakowski home. The family has faced winter absences amid objections to narrow winding road conditions and funding limits.

Nassau East Greenbush Rakowski Sherwood Acres Road Rensselaer County Allan Dixon Edward V Helen Rakowski John Edward Kim Coldwater Tavern Road

Berlin seniors win Taconic Valley Post scholarships

Two Berlin Central High School seniors Lynn Mousseau of Petersburg and Heikki Fuller of Berlin are named Taconic Valley Post American Legion scholarship medal winners. They were chosen with school faculty on basis of scholarship patriotism service courage honor and leadership.

Berlin Taconic Valley Post American Legion Lynn Mousseau Petersburg Heikki Fuller

Summer youth job openings in Rensselaer

Rensselaer reports 35 CETA youth positions for ages 14 to 20 across city agencies and clubs. Openings funded by the U.S. Department of Labor require locally sourced hires, with each agency awaiting enrollment numbers and placement details for the summer program.

Rensselaer Rensselaer County Manpower Agency U.S. Department of Labor Rensselaer Boys Club Rensselaer Girls Club City Youth Bureau Rensselaer Housing Authority Rose Lossi Rensselaer Department of Public Works Constance Reilly Office of County William Murphy Michael Padula Lossi

Schodack approves budget and votes on school measures

Schodack voters pass a 2 811 757 budget and approve two of three propositions. The Maple Hill football program was defeated 494 388. Barbara Gershman defeats George Mesick for a board seat, George Sousa wins unopposed. Voters OK two new buses and tennis court reconstruction. Separate actions include a technical program shift and other district notes.

Schodack Schodack Central Maple Hill Barbara Gershman George Mesick Castleton Ed Knauf Knauf Mesick Michael Nagel Nagel

Correction on tax assessment conversion funding error

The Times Record notes a Tuesday report misattributed CETA funds. Nassau received the $50,000 federal grant for converting property tax assessments to full market value, not Grafton. The correction clarifies Nassau was the recipient.

Nassau Grafton Times

Rabies case baffles authorities in Albany area

Latham biologist Jerome Andrulonis remains semi conscious in Albany Medical Center two months after hospitalization for a rare human rabies case. Doctors report steady improvement while investigators review exposure sources and possible aerosol vaccine handling at Griffin Laboratory near Guilderland.

Albany Latham Jerome Andrulonis Albany Medical Center Andrulonis State Health Department Griffin Laboratory Guilderland Johanna Griffin Labs Center For Disease Control Atlanta

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Michael Falkouski Joseph P. Mink Orewe McDowell Berkowitz Exxon Washington Street Mink Citibank Broadway Third Avenue High Street J. Kenneth Fraser & Associates, P.C Washington Ave Dr. Zweig Graber Ing Joseph Podeszwa John Cummings Citizen Genet School Donald P. Sutherland School Dixon Jamie Rich Tuesday Greenbush Bell Top School North Pete Cirolo C. W. McKeen George Sousa Area Masons Capital District Grand Lodge of New York State Masons Albert W. Schneider Charles F. Gosnell David G. Loeb Washington County LaVerne W. Getman Milton Alpert Clayton E. Simons Colonie Orville M. Crandall Leon D. Schemerhorn Lester W. Herzog Jack Spear Vincent D’anza Frederick E. Cue Raymond S. Blanchard Harold M. Smuckler William R. Wands Altamont T. Gardner Day William Wesel Richard Bamburger Sandy Brunk Leahey J. Donald Leahey John H. Warden State Association of Renewal and Housing Officials, Inc The Association Rensselaer — Rensselaer Coeymans Grossman Columbia Street Debbie Griffin Lori Lane James Tillotson Tillotson
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