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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1976
Page
3
A scrambled clue list from The Record challenges readers with across and down word choices. Players select correct homophones and related pairings such as bells bills, west zest, pluck plunk, flake flame, and more, testing language and puzzle skill.
A public notice outlines COINWORD contest rules. Eligible participants include all except Times Record employees or relatives. Submissions must be completed puzzles with name and address by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication. A $25 weekly prize is awarded. ties split, no entry equals carryover, and all entries become property of the paper.
Twelve of the 17 defendants pleaded innocent in federal court to a 10 count drug conspiracy and distribution indictment. The case links a four year marijuana distribution ring from Tucson to the Capital District with suspects including former Albany State University students. The scheme involved 2100 pounds valued at $262,500 to $315,000 street value. The eight month investigation was led by the DEA, with arraignments ongoing and most defendants released on bail.
East Greenbush Post Stroke Patients Association will meet at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Rosewood Gardens Health Related Facility on Routes 4 and 40 in East Greenbush followed by a St Patrick's Day party.
Robert Crowley of Hoosick Falls will start two years of service in the Peace Corps in Senegal. A 1970 Hoosick Falls Central School graduate, he studied at Union College and earned a political science degree in 1974. Crowley hopes to learn, help the village, and carry a positive image of the United States. He expects culture shock and dietary changes, and plans to live as villagers do while learning Wolof.
Albany Medical College announced a sharp hike from 4000 to 6400 dollars for tuition, joining a trend toward higher costs as state budget cuts and inflation bite private medical education. Dean Dr. Stuart Bondurant warned further increases are likely, with loan plans proposed but not guaranteed.
Vandalism to four cars on 1500 block of Sth St was reported Sunday night in Rensselaer. Complaints were filed by Pearl Hyland and three others. Another incident involved Charles Connell reporting his ignition system torn from his car in the Penn Central Parking lot between March 8 and March 31. All cases under investigation.
Rensselaer Fire Dept. quickly controlled two fires Saturday. A gas pump at Cip's Citgo was hit by a reversing car driven by Joseph Ryan of 1335 1st St. The blaze was contained within minutes. A second minor garage fire at 863 Broadway, owned by Charles Brady of 27 Phillips Rd., Sherwood Park, was cleared about 1:40 p.m. with a 10 minute response. cause undetermined.
A free blood pressure clinic will be held Thursday from 9 to 11 a.m. at St. Mary's School in the Clinton Heights neighborhood of East Greenbush. The American Heart Association sponsors the event.
The Shenendehowa School Board allows students to stage a March 28 benefit concert on school grounds to support choral director Ralph Enokian after his home burned. Tax funds or school property cannot be used to raise funds for private individuals. PTA backs the event on campus rather than private use.
Rensselaer police report two separate Friday night crashes involving a Troy man Charles E. Jewett and a Rensselaer man Clarence G. Zimmer. Jewett faces a failure to keep right charge after a three car collision on Broadway. Zimmer is charged with speeding after a two car accident on 2nd Street. No injuries reported.
The Rensselaer Business Association will meet at 7 30 p m at the Pumper Four Firehouse to elect officers and approve bylaws. The newly formed group assists small and medium sized businessmen and promotes shopping locally. By laws copies have been laid out in city stores for two weeks.
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