Change In Administration Of Court Personnel Seen By LIVINGSTON JONES
A plan to shift non judicial court personnel from Rensselaer County Civil Service to the Administrative Board of the Judicial Conference would apply state standards and affect payroll classifications for County, Supreme, Surrogate and Family courts and the Probation Department. A meeting at the Courthouse discussed the transfer and its impact, with invited court clerks, probation director, county officers and board members present. The change follows the Unified Court System effective September 1, 1962, extending Administrative Board authority over all courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County Civil Service Commission
Judicial Conference of
Rensselaer County
County Civil Service Commission
County Court
Supreme Court
Surrogate’s Court
Family Court
Probation Department
Board of Supervisors
Civil Service Committee
Board of ‘Supervisors
CC Oe
Judicial Conference Au‘thority
Planning Conference Slated for County Regional Board
Members of the Rensselaer County Planning Board will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. with representatives on the four county Capital District Regional Planning Commission. County planning director David W. Gay said the session in the Board of Supervisors chamber will discuss mutual problems after a snowstorm caused postponement. Appointees include Harry O. Lee of Grafton Morton B. Jenkins of Brunswick, an official of R and J Bottling Co., and Graham Williams of Troy, architecture professor at RPI and former Albany South Mall planner.
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Rensselaer County Planning Board
County Capital District Regional Planning Commission
David W. Gay
Board of Supervisors
Atl
Regional Planning Commission
Atty
Harry O. Lee
Grafton
Morton BE
Jenkins
Brunswick
R & J Bottling Co
Graham Williams
Troy
RPI
Albany
South Mall
Troy PTA Council Audiologist to Speak at Meeting
Mrs Blanche Thorp audiologist for the Troy School System will speak at Troy PTA Council’s 8 p.m. meeting at Troy High School. She will discuss rehabilitation information for hearing handicapped children and plans for audiometric testing clinics. Mrs Frank E Popp will preside and nominations for council officers will be presented by Mrs Max Gorenstein. delegates and presidents urged to attend.
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Blanche Thorp
Troy
PTA
Troy High School
Frank E. Popp
Thorp
Max Gorenstein
Bank Robbery Trial Nearing End for Five NYC Men
Defenders wrapped up summations yesterday in Albany after a bank robbery case against five suspects from the New York City area. John Franzese and two others faced closing arguments as prosecutors laid out the case of a nationwide hold up operation.
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U.S. District Court
Albany
New York City
John Franzese
Ting
Classical radio schedule highlights for March 1
WFLY Today presents hourly news and a full day of orchestral and concert programming. Highlights include Mozart and Beethoven concertos, Smetana and Sibelius overtures, later Bartok and Debussy pieces, plus symphonies by Tchaikovsky and Vaughan Williams.
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Tchaikovsky
Vienna Philhar
Mozart
Vienna
Smetana
Chicago
Glinka
NB Sym
Sibelius
Phadelphia Orch
Berlioz
Eugene Onegin
Cleveland Pops
Minkus
London
Sym
Sinigaglia
Boston Pops
Cleveland Orchestra
Meéridelssohn
Bartok
Debussy
Vaughan Williams
Hoosick Falls Man Indicted In Grand Jury Case
The Rensselaer County grand jury issued three indictments in its final partial report on cases investigated since the year began. One open indictment accuses Clifford Burdick, 40, of Hoosick Falls, of second degree grand larceny. The other two indictments were sealed under standard youth offender procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County Grand Jury
Clifford Burdick
Hoosick Falls
Fire Closes HVCC Run Urban Center Amid Theft Case
Hudson Valley Community College President James J Fitzgibbons announced that the college Urban Center on Front Street adjacent to the former Naval Reserve facility suffered extensive smoke and water damage from a Monday fire. He said equipment and supplies losses are estimated at about 75000 and the program will relocate to other quarters while officials decide the next steps. Separately, a 16 year old Hoosick Falls youth was arrested in connection with a theft of brass valued at 735 from Noble Ward Machinery Co. in Hoosick Falls and three indictments were transferred to County Court for further proceedings. The grand jury report was presented to Justice John H Pennock. a new panel will report today.
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Hudson Valley CommunityCollege
James J. Fitzgibbons
Burdick
State University
Urban Okpoi
Erene Center
Reardon
Jy ‘Ime
Plas
Broadway
Albany
Noble & Ward Machinery Co
Hoosickalls
Hoosick Falls
John H. Pennock
Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
William J. Doyle Jr
Russell G. Hunt
Orily
Naval Reserve Training Center
Front Street
Berlin School Study Committee Discusses Building Plans
Berlin Edwin Gilcher and the School Study Committee met with the Board of Education to review eight proposed building programs from Dr. Robert Stewart. Plans deemed impractical will be reassessed by Daniel Klinger and school officials based on unit costs educational value and operating expenses.
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Berlin
Board of Education and
Robert Stewart
Syracuse University
Daniel Klinger
Hewitt’s Market
First Baptist Church
Joseph Reicher
Cambridge Methodist Church
North Petersburg
Beston
Alicia M
Bloomfield
Troy
Robson
Marvin Snyder
Main St
Hoo- Bliss
Yvonne Snyder
Eric. Jansick Falls
Taylor Bo Sen
Robert Light
The
Wright
Hoosick
Wayne Blackwell
Falls
Poughkeepsie
Maple Grove
Ceme
Blackwell
Hoosick Falls
Eldora Teal
RPI Naval Unit Visits Florida for Flight Doctrination Trip
Florida ROTC cadets from RPI recently toured NAAS Saufley Field in Pensacola. The visit highlighted Saufley Field’s mission to support naval aviation training and included a flight in the T-34 Mentor. Students observed base operations and training squadron activities at the Florida facility.
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RPI
NAAS
Castleton American Legion auxiliary to meet at Willow Street home
The Castleton American Legion auxiliary will meet at 8 p.m. at Mrs. George Carson Jr. 5 Willow St Castleton with President Mrs William Gietz presiding. Mrs Clarence Christiansen will report on cancer central efforts.
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Castleton American Legion Auxiliary
George Carson Jr
Willow St
Castleton
William Gietz
Clarence Christiansen
Cancer Central
Philip W. Bemis
Agricultural Division
Country Garden Club
Schodack
Nassau
Bemis
Longwood Gardens
George E. Mesick Jr
Albert Hoyt
B. T. Morrell
Australia
Schiodack
Indiana
Rensselaer, County
Leader’s, Association
East Schodack
Greenbush
Lambert D. LeMaire
C ‘of
Willard Ives
Ain
Rensselaer County Leader's Association
Hudson Valley
Robert Cross
Hidge Riders
Anthony Torre
David Onderdonk
Brookview Maples
Norman Emrick
Walter Wehnan
Defreestville Devils
Southern Livestockh
Mra
Edgar Rosekrans
North Green
Bush Ever Ready Girls
John Berkley
Evening TV Schedule and Related Plot Snippets
A dense late afternoon to late night TV grid lists shows across networks with brief plot notes. Subplots include a young doctor in Medicine Row, a disembodied head clue in Lost in Space, and plans involving stamp counterfeiter Colonel Gumm alongside a Beverly Hills prophecy sketch.
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Donna Reed
Loretta Young
The
Doctors
General Hospital
Casper
Mike Douglas
Aldo Ray
Dick van Dyke
Mister Rogers
Huntley and Brinkley
CBS News
Walter Cronkite
Peter Jennings
the News
Medicine Row
Dr. Smith
Batman
Green Hornet
Colonel Gumm
James Juggan
Milton
Peggy Salkind
Beverly Hillbillies
Green Acres
Hooterville
Oliver Douglas
Jethro
Lisa Douglas
Grandy
Hank Kimball
Jed Clampett
Marines
David Hodison
Tom Tyron
Tom Reese
Linda ‘Hutchins
New York Times
Gomer Pyle
I Spy
Robinson
Scott
Dizzy Gillespie
Jefrey Hunter
Pat Crowley
Dennis Hooper
Johnny Nash
Olivia New Havilland
Montgomery
Clift
Fortune
Johnny Carson
Speigletown Cubs Hold Banquet Awards Recap
Cub Scout Pack 10 from Speigletown held a banquet presented by Sing Out Upstate cast members. Gerald Fogarty announced candy-sale prizes for top sellers. Several scouts, including Fogarty, Fogart, and Fogarty, received gold arrows, wolf and lion badges, and denner stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Fogarty
Richard
Nie Reese
Michael
Fogart Fogarty
Ronald
Christopher
Sinlliva
W ‘George
Walter
Thomas Preteau
David
John
Fog
Gold Arrow
Scout Petz
James Dugatl
Michael Fogarty
William Hussey
Philip /.Longeran
Wolf
Arthur Vanzeamo
Richard" Malone
Timothy Case
Todd . Rumpler
David VahWie
Silve Scott ‘Attey
Biant Denner
Thomas Keefe
Denner
Lion
Wilford Carter
Dave Kent
Wallace
Martin Fitzsimmons
David Hyldeland
Emil Benoit
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Livingston Jones
Addreess
Council
Cleveland
Symphony Orch
WFLY
Watervvliet
Cohoes
Pearl Grant
Home & Fashion
Stuyvesant Plaza
George Szell
Severance Hall
Mendelssohn
Debusty
Wely
Voice OF the Record
U.N
Kobland
Britain
Wfly Today
Columbia, Sym
Glazounoy
Royal Philhar
Egmont
NBC Sym
Saint-Saens
Philharmonia Sym
Lalo
Paris Comic Opera Orch
Copland
Haydn
Philhar
N. Hummel
Stuttgart
Edwin Gilcher
Direct Factory
Ralph's Furniture
10Th St
Hoosick St
Troy, N.Y
Florida
al Cahill
Dennis James
Mery Griffin
Beverly’ Hillbillies
Pat Boone
Andy of
Mayberry
Aaa
Svery Tim
E3loxsiem
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Fulton: IT
Wisedays
United States
Vo Ee
Chang
Speigletown Cubs
Al's
IGA Foodliner
N. Greenbush
Crisco
U.S. No
KNEIP
U.S.D.A
Sirloin
Wilson Corn King
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