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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1971

Page

3

Five Troy men and tavern owner freed on gambling charges

Four Troy men and Ideal Tavern proprietor Michael Carnavale were released on bail after Thursday arrests by the Troy Police vice squad for gambling. They await a March 12 hearing. arrests included loitering for gambling as patrons bet on a billiard game at 844 River Street.

Troy Ideal Tavern River St Kyran P. Molloy Jr Michael A. Carnavale Oneida St Brunswick George B. Sherman President St Maurice Smith 7Th Ave Robert A. Morino Bond St Joseph Savaggio 6Th Ave Vice Squad

Law Group To Install Officials

The Rensselaer County Law Enforcement Association will sponsor its first annual dinner dance and installation of officers at 8 p.m. at Jackson's Inn in Old Chatham. About 180 people are expected as Police Chief Theodore Sprague of North Greenbush is installed as president with Arthur Miller of Sand Lake as president, Paul F. Barbagallo of North Greenbush as recording secretary, and Sheriff William Harkness as treasurer. Don Cholakis, Rensselaer County District Attorney, is guest speaker, with State Senator Douglas Hudson and Sheriff Harkness in attendance. Police Sgt. Robert Helwig of North Greenbush will be toastmaster.

Rensselaer County Law Enforcement Association Jackson’s Inn Old Chatham Theodore Sprague North Greenbush Sand Lake Arthur Miller Paul F. Barbagallo Nassau Police Martin Harrigan Rensselaer County Don Cholakis Douglas Hudson R-29 Castleton William Harkness Robert Helwig

Twirlers To Perform At Towers

The Tamarac Twirlers a square dance club will perform at Kennedy Owers Senior Citizens Center on Monday March 8 at 7 30 p m. Warren Beck club president said the group will perform first with audience participation and instruction included.

Tamarac Twirlers Kennedy Owers Senior Citizens Center Warren Beck Thomas K. Flanagan St. Peter’s Sunshine Club Gwen Boehmer Charles Mercer Thomas Owens St. Mary’s Hospital William Horan

Man of La Mancha at RPI Elevates Dormitory Stage Craft

The RPI Players mount Man of La Mancha with a stark dungeon set and sharp lighting that lift Cervantes and Don Quixote from the page to life. Robert Doran and Leslie Kantor lead a capable cast with Bruce Robbins delivering a memorable Sancho Panza as the production runs Fridays and Saturdays through March 20 at 8:30 p.m. across from the Troy Armory, featuring the famed Impossible Dream in the score.

Don Quixote RPI Players Quixote Dulcinea Cervantes Dale Wasserman RPI Wasserman Robert Doran Knight Leslie Kantor Dulcina Sancho Panza Bruce Robbins Robbins Knight Quixote la Mancha Inquisition Knight of Mirrors Fifteenth Street WRPI Joel Levine Haperstein Man of la Mancha Troy Armory

Doctor's Betrayal At 16 Sparks Medical Hearing

London AP report recalls Dr Robert Browne 64 facing a General Medical Council disciplinary hearing for revealing to Miss X’s father that she had been prescribed an oral contraceptive at age 16. The Brook Advisory Center argues the doctor breached patient confidentiality and questioned the law on a teen's right to seek contraceptive advice.

Robert Brown General Medical Council Miss X George Jonas Browne Council Birmingham Brook

House Solons Join Citizens In Federal Suit

Rep. Gilbert Gude and Rep. Jonathan Bingham join Common Cause in a federal suit to curb dummy political committees that collect funds and spend for candidates without their knowledge. The action targets both major parties and seeks to enforce campaign contribution laws.

House Washington Gilbert Gude R-Md Jonathan Bingham D-N.y Common Cause Citizens’ Lobby Organization U.S. District Court

Pulitzer Prize Winner Allan Nevins Dies at 80 in California

Historian Allan Nevins, two time Pulitzer Prize winner and author of over 60 books, died at age 80 in a California nursing home. He previously worked as a senior research associate at Huntington Library in Pasadena and had been ill for over a year. The cause was cerebral vascular arteriosclerosis. He won Pulitzers for 1932 Grover Cleveland biography and 1936 Hamilton Fish biography.

Menlo Park Calif Allan Nevins Huntington Library Pasadena Nevins Sharon Height Pulitizer Grover Cleveland Hamilton Fish

Abolition Debate over New York Planning Coordination Office

Richard A. Wiebe defended the state Office of Planning Coordination against a proposed abolition backed by Republican Assembly members. Gov. Rockefeller supports preserving the agency as part of a budget cutting plan seen as a meat-axe approach. The office coordinates planning across state, federal, and local levels and reviews federal fund applications for highway library and school projects.

Albany N.Y Richard A. Wiebe State Office of Planning Coordinationa Rockefeller Assembly Ways and Means Office of Planning Coordination Office of Planning Coordination Is the State’s Comprehensive Planning Agency Appalachia

Boyle quits Washington Bank post amid union funds case

W A Tony Boyle president of the United Mine Workers resigns as a director of the National Bank of Washington. A federal grand jury indicted Boyle and two UMW officials on embezzlement and illegal political contributions. The case ties the UMW and Union Welfare Fund to $75 million civil suit at the bank.

Boyle Bank UMW Union Welfare and Retirement Fund National Bank of Washington

Northeast Storm Deluges Upstate New York and New England

A major winter storm swept from the Rockies into the Northeast causing widespread outages, school closures, and travel disruption. Five deaths were linked to the blizzard as roads iced over and drifts reached 20 feet in parts of upstate New York.

Rockies New York New England Salisbury N.Y Canada Carolinas New York City Central Plains Great Lakes Nebraska Kansas Iowa Pacific Ocean Havre, Mont Alice and McAllen Texas

Trudeau Honeymoon Privacy At Whistler Lodge

Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau and his 22 year old bride honeymooned at a ski lodge near Vancouver. The couple will spend the weekend in a private apartment at Whistler Mountain Ski area before returning to Ottawa next week to begin life in the official residence.

Vancouver B.C Pierre Elliott Trudeau Here Whistler Mountain Ottawa

County GOP Names Club Coordinator

Rensselaer County Republican Chairman Raymond H. Sick announced Peter A. Ansell as coordinator of Republican clubs in the county. Ansell, director of the Bureau of Business Research for the State Department of Commerce, is a Hobart College and SUNY MPA graduate and a four year Air Force veteran. He has served on Schodack’s Water Pollution Committee and led local civic groups. The Ansells reside at 1544 Van Hoesen Road in Castleton.

Rensselaer County Raymond H. Sick Peter A. Ansell Ansell Bureau of Business Research State Department of Commerce Hobart College State University of New York Air Force Schodack Castleton

Ecological Institute Deadline Set at Cornell Event

The 11th Annual Institute of the State College of Human Ecology at Cornell University runs March 23 with speakers from Penn State Duke and state health. Reservation deadline is March 14 and attendees contact the Saragoga County Home Economics Division.

Institute of the State College of Human Ecology Cornell University Saratoga County Home Economics Division Church St Saratoga Springs David Knapp College of Human Ecology Donald Kent Dept. of Sociology Penn State University Juanita Kreps Woman’s College Duke University

Rosary-Altar Society Meeting Postponed by Weather

The Rosary-Altar Society of St. Lawrence Church postpones Sunday's meeting due to weather. President Mrs Barbara Mitter says the next gathering will be in April.

Rosary-Altar Society St. Lawrence Church Barbara Mitter

Democracy vs Bombings and Police Power Debate

The piece condemns Capitol bombing and other attacks as dangerous, urging public action to preserve liberty. It cites a Newsweek poll showing broad support for expanded police powers and warns such measures threaten civil rights and democratic checks on military power. It calls Americans, especially the poor and minorities, to come forward with evidence to stop violence and defend freedom.

Washington Capitol Minneapolis Rochester New York Newsweek America U.S Laos Jericho

Merchants Group Disbands in Saratoga Springs

The Retail Merchants Committee of the Saratoga Springs Chamber of Commerce disbanded due to lack of interest. David R. Carr, committee chairman and VP of E. D. Starbuck and Co., told the board on Thursday the merchants will still provide Christmas lighting.

Saratoga Springs Chamber of Commerce David R. Carr E. D. Starbuck and Co Carr

Funeral for Dr William J Phelan Held in Clearwater

The funeral of Dr William J Phelan retired Troy physician and resident of Clearwater Florida was held Friday at John J Curley Funeral Home and St Augustine's Church. Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated by his nephew Rev Thomas W Phelan with Rev Thomas V Casey and Rev David R Testa assisting. Active bearers were his nephews Charles E Joseph F John J Arthur H William H Phelan and John F Rausch. officers of the Second U S Naval District formed an Honor Guard. Interment followed at St John's Cemetery.

William J. Phelan Troy Clearwater, Fla John J. Curley St. Augustine’s Church Thomas W. Phelan Thomas V. Casey O.S.A David R. Testa Matthew M. Dunne Carleton J. King Walter A. Gunther Thomas Conway Edward J. Pawlowski la Salle Amyot Anthony M. DeBonis William B. Mel Donald John H. Salzman James Boyd Charles Rancourt William H. Murray Richard Woods Joseph Daly Thomas Daly Michael Purcell Arthur Heffern Hugh V. Foley John J

Nichols College names Wagner to Dean's List with honors

Robert E. Wagner, a sophomore business major, is named to the Dean's List with honors by Dean Robert H. Eaton at Nichols College Dudley Massachusetts. Wagner, from Albany Academy, is the son of Mr and Mrs Edward Wagner of 30 Central Ave Troy.

Robert E. Wagner Robert H. Eaton Nichols College Dudley Mass Wagner Albany Academy Edward Wagner Central Ave Troy

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