Puzzle No 1152 Deadline 5 P.M.
Puzzle clues list from The Record Newspaper with across entries including PRELATE SPILL ACCENT ACCEPT etc. includes variations like RICK vs ROCK and BULLET vs BILLET.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1977
Page
3
Puzzle clues list from The Record Newspaper with across entries including PRELATE SPILL ACCENT ACCEPT etc. includes variations like RICK vs ROCK and BULLET vs BILLET.
The Times Record announces a weekly COINWORD puzzle with a $25 prize. Entry open to all except staff and relatives. multiple submissions allowed using the printed entry form or a hand drawn replica. Entries must arrive by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication. delays not accepted. Only one prize per family. No post card submissions. Entrants may view papers free in lobby.
East Greenbush residents invited to a jazz workshop led by Rick Stambright from the East Greenbush Music Department. The two weekly sessions run Mondays and Thursdays 7 to 9 p.m. at Columbia High School. Tuition is 20 dollars and enrollment is open to eighth graders and community members. One night focuses on improvisation and the other on stage band rehearsal. classes begin Thursday and run in August.
Albany resident Allen Ronald Bovin of 55 Clinton Street was arrested Thursday at 12 15 p m in East Greenbush on criminal possession of a forged instrument in the second degree and criminal possession of stolen property in the third degree.
Police investigate a reported bicycle theft from a Delaware Avenue home between Thursday and 2 30 p m Saturday. Also investigating a wallet theft with 55 dollars missing during graduation exercises Saturday at 9 25 p m at Columbia High School East Greenbush.
Police investigate a month long burglary at a South Street home in Rensselaer with furnishings taken. The city resumes sanitation pickup on July 5 after Independence Day service suspended July 4 announced by Public Works Commissioner Phillip R. Smith.
The Colonie recreation and parks department calls high school students in the Town of Colonie to audition at Shaker High School auditorium at 6 30 p m Wednesday for Absurd Person Singular and The Bald Soprano contact Pat Spencer for details
Martin Levy general manager of East Greenbush Motel Inc. denies a report he will install in room X rated films at Mount Vernon Motel on Route 9 20 in East Greenbush. Levy says he learned of the system from an ad and will not install them here. Nearby Governor Motor Inn already offers such in room films. Residents and the resident manager have received calls opposing the idea.
A Wynantskill School District No. 4 public information meeting on converting to union free status is set for 7 30 p m at Main Avenue school with chairman Stephen Stasack to summarize findings and committee members to answer questions. Other notices include North Greenbush Library trustees attending Upper Hudson Library Federation, Wynantskill Senior Club executive committee meeting, Defreestville Fire Department field days July 15 and 16, North Greenbush Public Library summer hours and a First Reformed Church summer worship hour with Rev Millard M Gifford as guest minister through Aug 28.
Nassau Town Board to meet at 7 p.m. to pass a resolution approving the Mud Pond Road Bridge and guard rail project on Route 20. Funds originate from the Federal Highway Administration with state and county processing, and the town has already spent across related highway work.
Wappingers Falls former Town Justice Harold Reilly calls reductions in traffic charges among judges plea bargaining with the State Police rather than ticket fixes. The state Commission on Judicial Conduct probes more than 250 judges for such conduct amid cases like Clifton Park Justice Lips.
In Ballston Spa the defense for accused killer Kenyon Billy Pruyn plans a mistrial motion when court resumes. Attorney Edward J. McMahon cites a Saratogian story offering 25 years to life for Pruyn in exchange for a dismissal of first degree murder charges. The judge weighs potential juror bias as jury selection continues with 10 of 41 seated and trial expected to start midweek.
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