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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1976
Page
1
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Twelve defendants including former Albany State University students pleaded innocent to a 10 count drug conspiracy and distribution indictment. The case spans from Tucson to the Capital District with about 2100 pounds of marijuana valued up to 315000, and involves DEA coordinated probes across eight months.
The East Greenbush Post Stroke Patients Association will hold its regular meeting at 3 p.m. Wednesday at the Rosewood Gardens Health Related Facility on Routes 4 and 4 in East Greenbush, followed by a St. Patrick's Day party.
The Department of Public Safety reports strong demand for senior and disabled half-fare photo ID cards issued at the Municipal Center Building in Ballston Spa. The program allows riders to use Capital District Transportation Authority buses at half fare with proper ID.
The Saratoga County Board of Supervisors asks the state legislature to remove tax exempt status from government land leased to private profit makers. The move aims to recover lost revenue raised by towns and school districts including Malta Milton Ballston Spa and Galway. The board also approves a 5600 dollar contract for a county admin building at the airport and appoints Edward OBrien to lead the Office of the Aging while pressing for nursing service reimbursements and educational collaborations with Hudson Valley Community College. A separate study notes that a 6500 dollar sewer alteration won t fix Mechanicville s sewer issues and Supervisor Ryan signals possible reappointment opposition to Social Services Commissioner Gemmiti who faces trial April 26 on indictment related to patient care worker certifications.
Clifton Park town board cut two part time secretaries Yolanda Romeo and Millie Frank salaries by 50 percent to avoid laying them off. Each salary drops from 4800 to 2400 annually while a planned one full time secretary under a new engineering department was deemed unrealistic. The board also authorized a fixed fee contract with Peter Koste as consulting engineer and discussed tax assessments and an out of court settlement regarding a park site obligation.
Stillwater residents heard details of a drug abuse program set for April 12 at 7 30 p m with Vincent Garofalo leading and urged attendance in the high school cafetorium. Area 2 development plans were reviewed with Luther Forest officials and county planners noting highway and drainage changes for the 4700 acre project and a town hall meeting scheduled March 22. The Alvin Hart Fire Auxiliary announced a March 25 spaghetti dinner with takeout available from 4 30 to 5 p.m. and dine in from 5 p.m.
Nine day event at Assumption Parish Hall features close finishes and a runaway junior win. Troy’s Arnold Thomas and Rotterdam’s Pat O Donnell earn MVP honors in their divisions as Crescent Crescent girls fall 33-31 in OT to St Mary’s. St Gabriel’s Rotterdam edges Holy Spirit 30-27 in OT for biddy title. St Anthony’s Troy dominates Holy Spirit 96-30 in juniors.
Mechanicville Lions Club tailors zone B event at Mangino's Restaurant Saratoga Lake with Assemblyman Robert D Andrea as speaker. Guests include Lions leaders from New Hartford Ballston Spa and others. Eye Donor Month noted. proceeds benefit sight conservation.
Mechanicville police reported a daylight burglary on Hudson Street near Frances Street. Anthony Esposito found his rear door forced and missing eight $100 bills two silver dollars a solitaire diamond ring a horseshoe diamond ring a horseshoe diamond stickpin and two bottles of Black Velvet whiskey.
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