Better Treatment Of Pets Demanded At State Hearing
Albany hearing on humane legislation centered on a pet shop licensing bill with four related measures. Dr. William Ritchie cited cruel conditions, while officials questioned inspection costs and staged a timetable for new fees and civil actions against cruelty. Open hearings on March 18 planned in Albany.
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Louis Lefkowitz
William Ritchie
Delmar
Humane Committee
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Upstate
Helen Kehrer
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Agriculture and Markets
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Agriculture and Markets Committee
State Legislative Office
Readers help column recalls tax rebate woes and tips
The Times Record notes readers seeking help on tax rebate mix ups and mail order refunds. A Troy writer reports State rebate finally arrived after confusion with federal handling and list of unclaimed checks. Answers identify possible misdirection to IRS or State Dept and provide follow ups. Dorothy Hamill address given as 172 Riverside Ave Riverside Conn 06878.
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Times Record
Troy
N.Y
Dorothy Hamill
John O'Bomsawin
Troy A
Riverside Ave
Riverside
Conn
Hudson River Clearwater group forms new Local meeting
Albany area residents are invited to a Sunday 1 p.m. meeting of the North River Friends of Clearwater at First Presbyterian Church Albany State and Willett Streets. The discussion will cover the sloop Clearwater future and Hudson River environment activities with area legislators and state agency representatives expected. The group is part of statewide efforts to clean up the river.
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Albany
New North River Friends of Clearwater
First Presbyterian Church
State and Willett Streets
Hudson River
The
North River Friends of Clearwater
Mechanicville
City Hall
New York State Volunteer Ambulance and First Aid Association
Corps
Burnt Hills-Ballston teachers face job cuts in budget plan
Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake School District weighs a 450000 dollar 1976-77 budget cut. Proposal to slash more than 30 teaching and aide positions, trim elementary staff, reduce libraries, field trips, and athletics while aiming to curb a 25 to 30 percent tax increase. District officials seek public input as they face Gov Carey and state aid cuts. District and PTA leaders plan further discussions, beginning with Glenhaven PTA on March 17.
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Burnt Hills
Ballston Lake
Richard H. O'Rourke
Hugh L. Carey
O'Rourke
Theodore McGinn
PTA
Glenhaven
Northway Route 146 Interchange Safer Ahead for Mall Opening
Clifton Park officials expect heavier traffic as Clifton Country Mall opens. NYSDOT plans widening on Route 146 near the mall entrance, relocation of Clifton Park Center Road, closure of the current Route 146 Clifton Park Center Road intersection, and a traffic signal at the mall entrance. Permanent delineation markers and reflectorized pavement will be installed this spring.
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Northway
Mall
Clifton Park Center Road
Clifton Park Mall opening delayed to April 1
Clifton Country Mall on Route 146 will open April 1 due to construction delays. Mall manager John MacDonald said 90,000 square feet remain vacant from W. Grant Co. bankruptcy as about 20 stores are planned to open then and more to follow in spring. The Shenendehowa Free Library will move there this summer from Cemetery Road.
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Clifton Park
Clifton Country
John MacDonald
Shenendéhowa Free Library
Cemetery Road
Stillwater Budget Action Set for April 5 Meeting
Stillwater village board schedules 7 30 p m April 5 session to approve a 95740 general fund budget with a 32 per thousand tax rate, hold a public hearing, and balance funds including water, enterprise, and joint accounts. Decisions include police justice resignation, fire roster update, water rent transfers, and appointing a new police justice.
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Stillwater
Elks Auxiliary Ziti Dinners and Local Notes
Elks Auxiliary sells ziti dinners each Monday at the lodge with a different side dish, proceeds aiding Cerebral Palsy. Dinners run 11 30 a.m. to about 7 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary organizes. Barbara Murphy seeks strong turnout. Also: St Patrick’s Day plans, Dean’s List recipient Lorraine Landry, blood pressure talks, Rotary on local newspapers, XYZ Club St Patrick’s Day dinner, church services, and Mary Ann Fortune named an honor student.
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Elks Lodge
Barbara Murphy
United Methodist Church
David Rowe
Emmanuel United Church
John S. Moore Homes
Mary Ann Fortune
Anthony Fortune
North Second St
JCA
Russell Sage College
Early American Cookery Demostrations Club Meeting
Cooperative Extension in Saratoga County hosts a March 18 meeting at 7 30 p.m. at Clifton Park United Methodist Church to discuss open hearth cooking adapted recipes and meal formats from New England settlers. Free, pre registration with Home Economics office at 87 Church St Saratoga Springs.
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Saratoga County
Home Economics Office
Church Stt
Saratoga Springs
Cooperative Extension
Cornell University
Cooperative Extension Home Economics
Church St
USDA
Family Economics Review
Cooperative Extension Home Economics Office
Mechanicville School Board sets March sessions and April meeting
Mechanicville School Board will hold curriculum sessions on March 17 24 and 31 and attend a working dinner this Wednesday. On April 8 board members will attend the BOCES annual meeting in Saratoga Springs where two BOCES directors will be elected for five year terms. The board approved transporting a first grade child to Loudonville Christian School within a 15 mile limit and reviewed staff one way driving policies.
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BOCES
F. Donald Myers
Saratoga Springs
Boces Board
Loudonville Christian School
Vote Thursday On Schaghticoke Fire Apparatus
Schaghticoke fire district voters will decide on a bond issue of 41 000 dollars with 5 000 dollars on hand to fund a tanker pumper. The new truck would replace an obsolete converted oil tanker. Balloting at the fire house Hemstreet Park from 7 to 10 p.m. All registered district voters may vote.
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Schaghticoke
South Linden Street
Hemstreet Park
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