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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
1
In Tucson, motorists are arrested for drunken driving as a court records a sequence of tests shown on a motion picture camera. Lawyers fail to plead innocence after viewing the films, which have been ruled admissible as courtroom evidence.
Members of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1799 AFL CIO ratified a two year contract with Saratoga Industries Inc The deal raises pay with 5 cent hourly increase for 200 maintenance and production workers effective July 1 each year The union team included Joseph Diliberts Alma Lawrence Harry Millis and Charles Flynn The company was represented by Morris Pinsley and Kenneth King
Three Troy Police Court clerks contend they hold positions despite the Municipal Civil Service Commission list. Six of eleven exam takers passed with salaries set at 3,000 dollars. The dispute centers on whether the exempt class status applies to the court clerks and a prior budget removal of a civil service post.
Hermon A. Benjamin of Hudson Falls was reelected county chair. Harriet Washer and John A. Leary, both of Hudson Falls, were named vice chair and secretary respectively, with Sen. Albert K. Berkowitz of Granville as treasurer. Wilfred I. Philipn seeks another term as county clerk. several committee chairs were named in Hudson Falls during the county GOP meeting.
The Corner Class of Cen tenary Methodist Church held a picnic at the church. Bryan and Cynthia Moore of Tonawanda visit their grandparents Mr and Mrs Louis F Marchaland. Bollskill Baptist Church summer service begins at 9 30 am. Deacons and Deaconesses met Tuesday night. Lynn Schermerhorn returns from Michigan College of Mining and Technology to spend summer with parents in Middle Falls.
A herd of about 250 goats from Green Field Center animal shelter near Saratoga Springs disappeared Monday night. Henry Klore, father of the proprietor, says the goats often wander into the woods at night but return by dark, and he suspects dogs may have diverted them. Only four goats remain. he appeals to pilots in the area to spot the wandering herd as the shelter relies on their milk for other animals.
Margaret M. Ames, 34, Sed St., Troy, suffered facial lacerations and possible injuries when her eastbound car on Broad Street, Waterford, crossed 125th Street Bridge and struck the bridge’s right side. Waterford Rescue Squad crews transported her to Leonard Hospital. State Troopers Fenelan and Garrel of the Latham outpost investigated the crash.
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