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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1977
Page
3
The Record presents a Coinword Test Your Wits puzzle with clues and multiple choice word pairs. Readers solve by selecting the correct word for each clue, including emotions about juries and sailors and wordplay on common phrases.
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Todd F. Staples of West Road Stephentown was charged with reckless endangerment of property and leaving the scene of an accident after ramming a car outside the Casino Bar in Nassau Town early Monday, per the Rensselaer County Sheriff's Department.
A free blood pressure clinic sponsored by the American Heart Association is planned for East Greenbush with sessions at St. Mary's School Clinton Heights from 9 to 11 30 a.m. and at United Methodist Church Gilligan and Hays Roads from 7 to 9 p.m. Deputies report a bar incident involving Anita Brothers car damage. Joseph Face was linked to the dispute. Staples was arraigned before Brunswick Town Justice Francis McKnight and jailed on $100 bail with further court dates pending. Sgt. R J Whitney and Deputy Dominic Comatale made the arrests.
A $160 citizens band radio was stolen Monday from a car parked on Broadway in the 1500 block. The theft occurred sometime between 3 a.m. and 9 a.m. No suspects are listed.
A public hearing will be held at 7 30 ET Wednesday at Rensselaer City Hall on a plan by Mayor Joseph Mink to reapportion the city's nine wards. The proposal aims for roughly 1188 residents per ward with renumbering of districts and changes in ward boundaries including renaming the ninth ward to first and dividing the current eighth ward into several wards. The common council plans to adopt the plan after the hearing.
A Castleton Schodack Jaycee and Jayncees sponsored talent show in Maple Hill High School Friday at 7 30 p m will feature 24 acts performed by 31 Schodack School District students. Proceeds go to renovate Castleton Elementary Playground.
Rensselaer Ambulance Service marks its fourth anniversary while facing a shrinking roster from 65 to 41 members. Most volunteers hold EMT or advanced first aid certificates. service seeks more trained help, including teens, to cover two ambulances from the East Street garage. The group handles about 1,000 calls annually for heart and lung patients and relies on donations and an October door-to-door drive for funding.
Schodack Town Supervisor Julius Van Ort, a Republican in office six years after 15 years as town assessor, announced Monday he will not run again to spend more time with his family. He helped expand police staffing and roads, and supported the Hudson Valley Shopping Mall proposal.
The Rensselaer Pop Warner Football club invites all to Las Vegas Nights at the Fort Crailo Post on Partition Street in Rensselaer. Three evenings Thursday Friday and Saturday begin at 8 p.m. with all welcome to attend.
The New York Senate passed legislation to ease estate taxes on family farms by treating their value as agricultural land and exempting the first 200000. It also halves taxes beyond 400000, despite previous vetoes and Gov. Carey’s stated support for tax relief on agricultural property.
A Public Service Commission hearing in Saratoga Springs examined the push for toll free calls to Albany Schenectady Troy Colonie and Jonesville by about 2500 NY Telephone subscribers. Officials warned of $107 million to $110 million in potential statewide costs if many communities adopt toll relief.
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