29 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1977
Page
1
A boy was rescued from the Hoosie River rapids after being steadied by rescuers at the river bank. The pair began their trek a mile upstream at the River Street Bridge in the village. Police advised the public to stay clear of the area.
In a dramatic courtroom moment Judge Brown vows the maximum penalties for each count against Billy Pruyn as testimony describes a night of murder and devastation. McMahon, a longtime friend, testifies that two people were killed and many wounded with extensive property damage.
The column notes new protections letting married women build credit in their own names and outlines bureau reporting rules starting June 1 1977 and changes for pre June 1 accounts. It also mentions a consumer booklet and where to obtain it.
Petersburg readers are invited to a bicycle safety program at the Veterans Memorial Hall sponsored by the Rensselaer county Sheriff's Department. Children may attend even without a bike.
A public hearing tonight at 7 30 p m in the State Armory will present a downtown improvement plan for Hoosick Falls with a planning bureau report and brochure distribution. Masons events include a July 9 square dance in White Creek and a Sept 20 deputy visit. fall chicken barbecue planned. Youth programs by the Town of Hoosick run weekdays 9 am to noon with golf archery and basketball initiatives. A church paper drive yielded five tons for youth camp and other causes. Harold and Mary Prebble mark 50 years of marriage with a 2 pm Saturday celebration.
Hoosick Falls Central School District approves a 2.96 million dollar budget raising 731 thousand by local taxes. Hoosick shares rise 62 thousand, while Petersburg and White Creek see tax rate cuts. Pittstown and Grafton post gains. Incumbent James Miner reelected to the board by 59 votes.
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