Rensselaer Board Defers Pay Hike Proposals
The Rensselaer Board of Education met at City Mall and deferred action on three groups seeking pay raises while unanimously approving a new science course at Van Rensselaer High School taught by Supt. Joseph V. Reilly. The course will enable scheduling of advanced and general chemistry.
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Rensselaer School Board
Rensselaer Board of Education
City Mall
Tadi
van Rensselaer High School
Joseph V. Reilly
Youth Snatches Pocketbook From Woman in City Street
An unidentified youth snatched a pocketbook from Mrs. Laura Van Vleck age 68 of 276 Church St after pushing her to the ground near Madison and Fourth Streets. The thief fled west on Madison then north into a alley between Second and Third Streets. The purse was found later by radio patrol, its wallet containing $45 missing. Mrs. Van Vleck sustained a wrist burn. other items including a flashlight and keys were scattered. Det. Thomas Dean and Det. Edward T. French Jr. led the Juvenile Aid Bureau probe with undercover officers assisting.
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Laura van Vleck
Church St
Madison
Fourth Streets
Madison Street
Charles O’konski
Albert DiRienzo
Radio Patrol
Thomas Dean
Edward T. French Jr
Police Juvenile Aid Bureau
John A. Comitale
Charles F. King
Detective Bureau
Justice Kane Denies Plea In Nicholas Ammiistian Case
Justice Kane in Kingston denied Nicholas Ammiistian a plea related to a 1965 conviction for selling obscene motion picture film. He remains free on bail as sentencing is set for Friday in Rensselaer County Court.
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Harris
Justice Kane
Kingston
Nicholas
Third St
Rensselaer County Court
John T. Casey
Asst. Dist
Elliott F. Marinstein
Ulster County Court
Orphanage Fire Kills 14 Boys In French Alps
A blaze at a winter sports lodge for orphans in Taninges France killed 14 boys and left six others in critical condition. Officials feared 6 to 10 more may be missing while about 25 were hospitalized with less severe injuries. Dozens of responders recovered bodies as about 120 boys were housed in the facility near Annecy.
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Bonneville
France
French Alps
Taninges
Annecy
Rochester Man Gets 20 Years For $4 Holdup
Edward Weiss, 29, was convicted of first degree robbery for the December holdup of Mike's Food Market in Albany. A knife was used and $4 was taken. Weiss, sentenced by Judge Martin B. Schenck, will serve 20 to 40 years at Clinton Prison Danne Mora. He had a prior Monroe County felony from 1954. a special hearing ruled no constitutional violations occurred.
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Rochester
Clinton
Dannemora
Edward Weiss
Martin B. Schenck
Albany
Mike
Scheneck
Weiss
Monroe County
Transportation Aid Sought For New York Public Transit
Governor Rockefeller announced that New York seeks federal aid for a two year project to test transport methods for low income unskilled and semi skilled workers to main employment centers in Nassau and Suffolk counties. The Tri States Transportation Committee applied to HUD for a $2.2 million demonstration grant.
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New York
UPS
Goveror Rockefeller
Nassau
Suffolk
Rockefeller
Tri-States Transportation Committee
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Ruddy to Speak on Capital District Expressway Plan
Daniel Ruddy associate civil engineer with the New York State Department of Public Works will discuss The Future Capital District Expressway System at a meeting of Rensselaer County Chapter New York Society of Professional Engineers at the Troy Club March 14 at 8 p.m. announced by Richard Burke secretary.
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Daniel Ruddy
New York State Department of Public Works
Rensselaer County
New York Society of Professional Engineers
Troy Club
At & P.m
Richard Burke
Catholic Nurses To Hold Holy Hour
The Troy Deanery of Catholic Nurses will observe Holy Hour at 7 45 p m Thursday in St Mary s Chapel at St Mary s Hospital with Rev Edward J Konisky in charge A meeting at Seton Hall will follow with Miss Margaret Haley presiding Final plans will be made for a Communion breakfast on Sunday April 2
On This Day In History March 7 1967 Highlights
March 7 marks Luther Burbank birth in 1849 and Rhineland remilitarization by Hitler in 1936. Other events include U S Army Rhine crossing at Remagen in 1945, steel talks resumed in 1962, and Selma police clash in 1965 injuring forty marchers. A thought by Robert Green Ingersoll reflects on wealth and ownership.
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Mars
Luther Burbank
Adolf Hitler
Rhineland
United States
Rhine
Remagen
Cologne
Germany
U.S. Steel Companies
United Steel Workers Union
Kennedy
Alabama
Selma
Robert Green Ingersoll
Firemen Answer Two Alarms in Troy Yesterday
Two calls of a minor nature were answered by Troy firemen yesterday afternoon. A rubbish fire at Monroe and First Streets brought Pumper 3 at 4:07 p.m. The same apparatus was summoned at 5:17 p.m. to Harrison Street near Second Street where flares were overturned.
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Troy
Monroe
First Streets
Harrison Street
Second Street
Classified ad services and tax sale notice in Castleton-on-Hudson
Public classified section details ad placement hours, offices, and pricing across several towns, plus a tax sale notice from Castleton-on-Hudson for unpaid 1966 village taxes. The notice lists properties with owners and addresses to be sold March 14 1967 to satisfy taxes.
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Castlevon-On-Hudson
N.Y
Castleton-on-Hudson
McDonald
Keith
Patricia
Boltwood Avenue
Arlee
N. Wiltale
Benton
Olsen Vogt
Catherine
North Main Street
N. Peter
E Drost
Dems
Tonis
North Main
Salay
Saldy
Aufisien Mim
Iim
Pula
Wil- Hall
Castiston-on-Fludson
Johanna M. Johnson
Lodge To See Film or NOTICE
A notice from HERRRY GIVeN fat Apollo Lodge F and AM announces a film program at Troy Magonic Mireh at 1067 for the trial term of Temple at 7 30 p m today under Charles J Kuronga master. Also advertised are career training ads for computer programming and New England Tractor Trailer Training offering jobs and classes with placement aid and contact numbers.
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Herrry
GIVEN
Fat Apollo Lodge
F&am
Togniner
Troy
Magonic
Tamaniy
Henetelaere
Feavening
Charles J. Kuronga
the Lodge
New England
Empire State Truck Owners Association
Albany
Bennington Voters OK Budget and Tax Plan in Vermont
Voters in Bennington Vermont approved by voice vote a 328450 dollar budget with a 98 cent tax rate and a 60 cent highway tax for a 50000 dollar estimate. Six articles totaling 35125 dollars were shown for ballot today from 10 am to 7 pm. If approved the extra tax would be 50 cents. The 1967 tax is half 1966 due to state valuation rules. Salary increases were approved for the selectmen and treasurer, and the tax payment deadline moved from October 31 to November 4 to assist Social Security check timing.
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Bennington
Vermont
Boy Darts Into Path Of Auto In City Incident
Chris Nickels six of Taylor Apartments was treated at Samaritan Hospital for a right knee injury after running into a car at Congress and First Streets. The driver Louis Favata said the boy darted from the north curb. A separate crash at Campbell and Sherman Avenues involved John Vitale Clyde Greene and Lacy Jones with no injuries reported. Patrolmen Flavin and Peddie investigated.
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Chris Nickels
Taylor Apartments
Samaritan Hospital
Congress
First Streets
Louis Favata
Congress St
Joseph V. Elgeiser
Central Police Station
Congress Street
Campbell and
Sherman Avenues
John T. Vitale
Griswold Heights
Clyde E. Greene
Washington St
Greenwich
Lacy Jones
Bellemead St
Wynantskill
Harold J. Flavin
Scott J. Peddie
Radio Patrol
Scident
Performer Dies After Accidental Shooting at Show
Elaine Gray 31 of Massapequa died after her husband Fred Gray 58 accidentally shot her in the right eye during a precision shooting act before 400 spectators at the Great Northeastern Sports Show in Syracuse. She had been hospitalized in critical condition since the incident at Memorial Hospital. The Grays billed as Gauchos had toured the show and carnival circuit for years performing their act with Gray blindfolded and the rifle fired at a cup atop a seven-inch target as Gray sat 15 feet away.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Elaine Gray
Massapequa
Memorial Hospital
Fred
Syracuse War Memorial
Gray
Eddy
Sherwood
Nelson Eddy Dies After Stroke On Miami Beach Stage
Nelson Eddy, noted 1930s baritone and film star, died after a stroke suffered during a Miami Beach nightclub show. He performed to about 400 listeners, struggled to sing, and was aided off stage before hospital care. Eddy, 66, had recently toured Australia with Jeanette MacDonald’s legacy in eight light operatic films.
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Miami, Fla
Nelson Eddy
Miami Beach
Eddy
Mount Sinai Hospital
Jeanette MacDonald
Miss MacDonald
Rose Marie
Australia
Gale Sherwood
Thomas Ranahan
Revere
Mass
Morton Kirsch
Theodore Paxson
Nella
Miss Sherwood
Paxson
Iddy
Providence
Philadelphia Civic Opera
Los Angeles
Michael Rotundi Promoted to Assistant Director of Finance
Michael Rotundi of 2 Wood Row Court, Albany, son of Mr and Mrs Louis Rotundi, co-owners of Rotundi's Luccheonette, has been promoted to assistant director of finance in the State Division of Administrative Finance. A seven year staffer, he previously spent four months as a senior budgeting analyst with the State Office of General Services and has worked in the division since November 1958. Rotundi, a Siena College graduate and father of four, is also connected to Rotundi's Luccheonette.
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Troy Record Co
Supreme Court
Joseph J. Kenyon
Helen ‘t.Ment
Kenyon bin
Idavid H. Irwin
Alice V
RWIN
Jacob Irwin JR
Marjorie Irwin
BAC Peer Cor Orat
Cat
New Homen
Lansingburgh
Cohoes
Bey
Iorey Park
RPI
Ward
Toney
Nghway
Marlin
Tron Goldstein
Second
Omin- Ted Ates
fernJedy Ty
Naseta
Gailsau Lake
Gally
Nassa Lake
Clark Wan Sorblby i
Theheer Norte
Hudson Valley Point
Descrindas
Laporanory
Furn Tee Clnford I MeLesn
Loetre
Sidapie Possidenhs
Vandenburgh Avenue
New York
Joseph Rove
Las
Rensselaer County
Herk
Neven’ Iven
Fitzgibbons
Mark Heller
Nsre
Michael Rotundi
Woodrow Cr
Louis Rotundi
Rotundi
Luccheonette
Albany
State Office of General Services
Siena College
Suburban Town Status Talks Delayed by Town Board
East Greenbush officials postponed further discussion on suburban town status at a Town Board meeting. The board faced multiple items including interviews for town police positions, zoning changes for Rowe Development Corp parcel, and traffic light decisions. A traffic light study is underway with state traffic counters on Routes 4 and 40.
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East Greenbush
Rowe Development Corp
Third Avenue
John Devey
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Old Barracks Road
Red Mill Road
Five Troy Women Pass Nurse Exam
Thirteen women from Rensselaer County including five from Troy have passed the state examination in practical nursing and are now licensed. The area list names Ellin M. Bloomer Colleen M. Clancy Donna C. Hunt Rhona M. Quisick Judith M. Walz Carl D. Williams Jr. Karen A. Doran Joyce A. Grochmal Carol Bentley Charlene K. Cramer Cheryl R. Forman Mildred I. Jones Nancy L. Onderdonk Mary F. Vadney Frances T. Poligck Rebecca S. Briggs Judith A. Kline Linda R. Mitchell Bette J. Morris Karen A. Noradki Leona G. Fawthrop.
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Rensselaer County
Troy
State Dept. of ‘Education
Ellin M. Bloomer
Ingalls Ave
Colleen M. Clancy
4Th
Donna C. Hunt
Main Ave
Rhona M. Quisick
2Nd
Judith M. Walz
4Th St
Carl D. Williams Jr
Mel‘ville
Cohoes
Karen A. Doran
Waterford
Joyce TA
Grochmal
Saratoga Ave
Carol Bentley
6Th St
Rensselaer
Charlene K. Cramer
Mear St
Nassau
Cheryl R. Forman
Mildred I. Jones
East Schodack
Nancy L. Onderdonk
Onderdonk Ave
Mary F. Vadney
Lakeview
Frances T. Poligck
Troy Ave
Rebecca S. Briggs
van Ness
Stillwater
Judith A. Kline
Burnt Hills
Linda R. Mitchell
Ballston Spa
Bette J. Morris
Spring St
Saratoga Springs
Karen A. Noradki
Ushers Rd
Mechanicville
Leona G. Fawthrop
Two Men Hurt When Trucks Collide in Vermont Crash
John Liebach 30 and Thruman McAffry 58 were hospitalized after a delivery truck struck a propane tank rack on Route 9 near Woodford Mountain Vermont. Liebach suffered concussion and forehead lacerations, in fair condition at Putnam Memorial Hospital. McAffry had a fractured left ankle, facial lacerations, and concussion, treated at Putnam Memorial and moved to Samaritan Hospital in satisfactory condition. Tank truck operator Louis Schoonmaker and an unidentified passenger escaped injury, state police said.
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Troy News Co
Woodford Mountain
Woodford
John Liebach
Box 286
Watervliet
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Thruman McAffry
Eighth St
Putnam Memorial
Samaritan Hospital
Vermont
Louis Schoonmaker
State Hill
Hoffa Loses Plea To Remain Free On Bail
U S Court of Appeals denies James R Hoffa bid to stay free on bond as he faces an eight year sentence for jury tampering. Hoffa and three codefendants plan to seek a habeas corpus order from the Supreme Court to remain free pending motions for a new trial.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Supreme Court
Daniel Maher
Court of Appeals
Patricia Gavigan Elected Lo-Se-Co Camp Fire President
Patricia Gavigan was elected president of the Lo-Se-Co Camp Fire Girls of Our Lady of Victory School yesterday in the clubhouse. Patti Esser was named vice president, Sally Jewett secretary, Connie Toledo treasurer, and Allison Smith scribe. The group planned a mother-daughter banquet at St Augustine's Hall on April 7.
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Patricia Gavigan
Lo-Se-Co
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Arthur T. Kaufman
Hastings & Teal, Certified Public Accountants
Patroon
Reilly
Linsly L. Barnes
Mary Agars
Joanne Thsley
Marsha Welch
Hs Peas Ave Wee Tae
Ry Oh
Denie Rensselaer High School
T. Paul Kane
Joseph Harris
Mary McNally
Michael
J. Nicholas
Philip A. Erlich
Virginia Fischer
Paulette Grennon
Ethel Houser
Nucci
Montreal
Edward Frezon
van Rensselaer Elementary Pta
Tima
Roma Pizzeria
Remsen $T
Broadway
Sth Ave
Watervilet
Ontario St
North Main St
Hooslck Falls
Main St
Latham
Troy-Schdy Road
Troy Record
Times Record
Aienal
Lodge
Lawrence 1. Mayer
Dnenre
Cohosstate
Northwic Rive
Troy Made Academy
Ptetal Highway Association
IBM
American Computer Institute
Suite
Fulton
Sver
Hauffeur Training School
Columbia St. Rensselaer
Normaliskill Farm Dairy
Plumb
Academy Motors, Inc
Volkswagen
James’ Meclenaghan
Service
Femal V.W
Troy-Schenectady
Snelling & Snelling Agency
Pearl St. Albany
J. M. Fields
New London Rd
Perlman's
Shell Service
Iver and Hoosick Sts
Roy
Auto Mechanics
Keeler
Breaux
Borden Dairy Plant
Bennington Voters
Boy
Sup
John S. Wall
Record
AD Service
Keun Fhrevah Prt
Seturaay
Gundey
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