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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1977
Page
3
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A 17 year old girl was arraigned on second degree manslaughter in the death of 19 year old Gerald M. Stewart after a fight at Schuyler Street in Victory Mills. Stewart died of internal injuries at Saratoga Hospital after the Sunday shooting. Bail was set at 10000 with possible youthful offender status and closed proceedings. A separate note covers Assemblyman Fred G. Field Jr being elected president of the Troy YMCA.
In a state appeals court in Albany attorneys debated whether Kenyon William Pruyn should be tried by jury or by a single judge for the Mechanicville police officer killing. Judge Loren N. Brown's ruling on withdrawing a nonjury request could shape the Wednesday Ballston Spa trial and the death penalty question.
Clifton Park Supervisor Roland Hubbs, not seeking reelection, aims to become the county civil defense and disaster preparedness director. Civil defense chief Kermit Plummer Jr. resigns to run for Saratoga County clerk, citing Hatch Act constraints. Board to fill post, with recommendations from the public safety committee led by Charles McCloskey.
Raymond Quackenbush spoke at the June Women’s Association meeting urging education on child dangers and parental town cooperation with police. The gathering covered flea market planning, church youth awards, and local society meetings, with notes on donations and upcoming events.
Shenendehowa Free Library and Troy Savings Bank announced winners of a photography contest themed A Library Is People. Doug Gerhardt won the $25 theme prize. Lester and Colleen Kipp won Division II prizes for photos. The bank funded the awards as the library praised community awareness.
In Newtonville North Colonie proposes rotating elementary principals every five years. Critics warn of instability while supporters cite renewed leadership and fresh perspectives. neighboring districts express varied opinions, with Schenectady already using a five to seven year rotation.
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