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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1967
Page
2
Yesterday's puzzle fragment lists Rodants and a Siberian river name with Bravelings as a clue. The readable items suggest a cryptic style puzzle entry rather than a news item.
Tass reports Cosmos 147 launched in Russia non-manned satellite series carrying scientific gear for space exploration under the Soviet space program. Japan cites U.S. reply offering nonnuclear nations services and technical info for peaceful nuclear energy use under a proposed nonproliferation treaty.
President Johnson asked Congress for an additional 1.6 billion to fund civilian and military pay raises and public assistance without increasing the 1967 total. The request was sent in a letter to the House speaker, noting it covers items for the fiscal year ending June 30.
Susan M. Berghela, 17, of Town of Colonie, sustained chest, back and head injuries when her car collided with a truck on Wolf Road north of Route 5 in Colonie. She was taken to Albany Medical Center Hospital by Colonie ambulance. The truck, driven by Thomas Emerson, 25, of Hudson, was northbound. Berghela’s southbound sedan tried to turn left and was towed from the scene.
A major medical firm promoting Dristan Nasal Mist claims it stops postnasal drip by coating nasal membranes at night to prevent mucus and morning hawking. The spray is said to help clear congestion on waking and provide easier breathing.
Residents of the Pruyn Hill area seek annexation to Mechanicville amid disputes over water sewerage and city services. Mechanicville officials defer city council action to allow annexation preparations and expect to receive an annexation application at the adjourned meeting.
City Hall held a special session as the council and lawyers debated Pruyn Hill annexation and the potential reestablishment of its fire district. Meantime, Waterford Road annexation studies progress with Halfmoon, and North Main Street urban renewal moves toward a private apartment project with 50 units. George De Jong to acquire riverfront site for $12,000 pending FHA financing.
The village election in Stillwater will be held March 21 at the engine house from noon to 9 p.m. Voting for mayor, two trustees, and a police justice will occur with petitions filed by Michael Hanehan. Mayor Raymond Connor and police justice Stanley Caswell are unopposed. trustees Rocco Calicchia and George Ingersoll are incumbents, with James Thomas and Thomas Messore as challengers. Two trustees with the most votes will be elected.
Apathy Hits II threatens the Mechanicville Stillwater Little League by short enrollment. League president George H. Pickett said after Saturday’s final registration that turnout was 80 players below the normal quota and proposed abolishing the minor league to limit future activity to the money league and major division. He noted the shortage complicates the major league draft and uniform quantities for the season.
After the On Da Wa Lodge meeting at the Mechanicville Masonic Temple the two Conservation Department films Litter Bug and Catching and Cleaning Fish will be shown at 7 30 p m John E Jury master will preside over the lodge program
William T Powers Sr a Mechanicville food merchant aged 82 died after a lengthy illness at his residence. He came to Mechanicville in 1912 after working as a foreman on the Holland Tunnel project in New York City. His Powers Food Market at 112 Park Ave opened in 1918, likely the first in Mechanicville to stock frozen foods. He served on local organizations, including the Saratoga County Boy Scout Council and St Pauls Church. Surviving are his wife Teresa M Wood Powers three sons William T Powers Jr Robert E Powers Floyd Carr and one daughter Esther M Carr eleven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow at 10:30 am from 706 Grand St and 11 am at St Pauls Church Stillwater burial in St Peters Cemetery Stillwater.
The Business and Professional Women's Club of Troy calls for a non partisan city manager and notes the City Charter form of government was voter approved to improve efficiency. It aims to appoint the most responsible person regardless of party, as stated in a resolution at the monthly board meeting led by Miss Louise A Scarseila at the Fendrick Madson Hotel.
James M. Nolen of 239 Stillwater Avenue Mechanicville died at home Saturday after a short illness. An employee of West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co he lived in Mechanicville 38 years and worked at the mill 36. Survived by wife Joseph Betoff Nolen two daughters Mrs Roger Smith Ballston Spa and Mrs Ernest Amadeo Malta Manchester NL a son Sergeant Thomas V. Nolen at Fort Bragg NC two sisters Mrs John F. Jordan Philadelphia and Mrs Horace Hey St. Petersburg Fla a brother Francis V. Nolen Philadelphia ten grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral 9:30 a.m. from Noonan Funeral Home 06 Park Ave Mechanicville then 10 a.m. from St Pauls Church with interment in St Pauls Cemetery.
The Elks Auxiliary of Mechanicville Lodge will nominate a committee at 8 p.m. tomorrow during the Auxiliary meeting at the North Main Street clubhouse.
The Troy accident case ends with awards totaling 1750 dollars to two youths and their sister. Michael Rodino, 18, and Michele Rodino, 13, children of Joseph Rodino, receive 300 and 600 respectively for medical and other expenses after an East Side auto collision involving Ed West Sand Lake. Seymour Fox was attorney. An earlier report noted a break in at River Street near Bond Street, with a toolbox valued at 150 dollars taken from a parked car on May 13 in Pawling Avenue.
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