Coinword Puzzle Clues From The Street City Mall
A playful coinword test from The Record Newspaper featuring clues and choices across state streets. Readers solve by selecting correct word pairs like BRACE vs BRAKE and GAIT vs GAIN to complete phrases and reveal a final message.
Coinword Puzzle Rules From The Times Record Ad
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Final plans announced for Dutch sloops visit to Castleton
The Castleton Boat Club will host nine Dutch sloops when they dock July 9. The Brown Paper Company to present each of 46 crew members with a Castleton bicentennial cup and plate at a dinner at Emanuel Reformed Church. A leash law issue remains pending as attorney Donald Larson awaits Schodack town dog warden Paul Page’s reply.
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Castleton
Donald Justus
Brown Paper Company
Emanuel Reformed Church
Donald Guarino
Justus
Donald Larson
Schodack
Paul Page
City of the Forgotten ends vigil over state budget win
After a 2 1/2 month protest in New York state, the City of the Forgotten celebrates a $58.2 million supplemental budget including $1.7 million for drug free residential programs. Julio Martinez says residents will return to family-like programs as funds were restored and political awareness grew.
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Albany
City of the Forgotten
Julio Martinez
Project Return
New York City
Dayton Village
Phoenix House
Samaritan Halfway Society
Odyssey House
Logos
New York
Therapeutic Communities of America
TCA
Mitchell
Rosenthal
Eerie Rosenthal
Martinez
Cherry Pie Prices Seen Rising After Bad Harvest
The 1976 tart cherry harvest is forecast at 71,100 tons, down 4 percent from 1975 and the smallest since 1945. Weather freezes and other problems hit Michigan hard, with an estimated 45,000 tons, the state's lowest in a decade, signaling higher pie prices.
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Agriculture Department
Michigan
Free Methodist centenary conference opens in Saratoga Springs
The Free Methodist Church stages its 17th Centenary Conference at Pine Grove Camp Grounds in Saratoga Springs led by Bishop Paul N. Ellis. Delegates from New York and three other states attend with rev C Leonard as superintendent as sessions cover communion worship to ordination.
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Saratoga Springs
Centenary Conference of the Free Methodist Church
the Pines
Paul N. Ellis
Pine Grove Camp Grounds
Pine Road
Route 29
New York
Warrensburg
Glens Falls
Saratoga
Corinth
Ind
General Conference
Greenville College
Central Board of Ministerial Training
Bicycle Crash Injures Youth in Rensselaer
Rensselaer Police report Mark Perrin of 8 Riverside Ave treated at Albany Medical Center for minor injuries after a bicycle collision with an unknown car at Birch and Seventh Streets. Kevin P. O'Brien of 238 Tampa Ave. says a minor known to him broke the front windshield of his car at Albany Public Market. A broken window was reported at the market at 5:15 am with the store manager notified.
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Rensselaer
Mark Perrin
Riverside Ave
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Birch
Seventh Streets
Kevin P. O'Brien
Tampa Ave
Albany Public Market
Housing authority accepts applications for two and three bedroom units
Rensselaer Housing Authority invites applications for two and three bedroom units at the Mayor John H. Warden Apartments. Executive director J. Donald Leahey expects normal summer turnover and a rapid reduction in the waiting list. Applications available at 85 Aiken Ave from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday.
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Rensselaer
Leahey
The
Rensselaer Housing Authority
Aiken Ave
Firemen parade bonds boost 60th East Greenbush anniversary
The East Greenbush Fire Dept celebrated 60 years spotlighting its Hudson Valley parade trophies. Valley Stream Engine Co No 2 joined as guests for a long weekend with meals, gifts, and receptions, rekindling a 12 year friendship and planned 1978 return trip.
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East
Valley Stream, L.I
Engine Co. No. 2
East Greenbush
Colonie
Valley Stream
Ed Rose
Bill Hans
Bill Atkiss
Long Island
Valley Stream Fire Hall
Sherwood Park
Psychiatrist Testifies on Lyttle Murder Delusions
Yale psychiatrist Dr James Cooper testified William Lyttle II killed his stepmother Roberta Lyttle 45 and stepsister Lynn Morris 26 to prove he was a real man. He described Lyttle as schizophrenic with delusions including being God and a warrior in a struggle of good versus evil.
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Ballston. Spa
William Lyttle
James Cooper
Yale Psychiatric Institute
William J. Lyttle II
Saratoga County
Roberta Lyttle
Northumberland
Lynn Morris
Seacliff
R.L
Lyttle
Cooper
Bill
God
Williard Mountain
David A. Wasser
Washington
Warren County Mental Health Clinic
Dr. Wasser
Wasser
Jesus Christ
Lynn
John McMann
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