Varying Crowd Counts For Capitol Demonstration
Newspapers offered conflicting figures from 3,000 to 12,000 students at the Albany Capitol protest. The Times Union cited 6,000 based on estimates, while the New York Times and Knickerbocker News quoted ranges from 6,000 to 12,000 and 3,000 to 8,000 respectively, illustrating inconsistent reportage across papers.
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Daily News
Albany
Times - Union
Capitol
The
Times Union
Capitol Police
New York Times
Knickerbocker News
Times Record
AP News Service
Green Sabres drum corps fundraising events announced
The Green Sabres Drum Corps report ongoing fundraisers with a Saturday 8 p.m. dance at the American Legion Home featuring records by Don Young and Paul Boivin. A bake sale at Fort Edward Grand Union was praised, and future dances and bake sales are planned with thanks to supporters.
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Schuylerville
Green Sabres
American Legion
Don Young
Paul Boivin
Sonny Dangeleco
Fort Edward Grand Union
Clifton Park Meals-on-Wheels program planned regionwide
The Community Service Council of Clifton Park begins a volunteer Meals-on-Wheels service for Clifton Park Halfmoon and southern Malta. Hot and cold meals five days weekly will reach homebound residents via volunteer drivers coordinated by Deborah Latritz.
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Community Service Council of
Clifton Park
Halfmoon
Malta
Deborah Latritz
Office of Economic, Opportunity
Saratoga
American Red Cross
Latritz
Stepping Stones
Rape expert disputes Hearst rape claim at Skidmore
Susan Brownmiller contends Patty Hearst was not raped, calling the defense by attorney Fee Bailey unprincipled and a product of rape-myths. She argues the media glorifies the young beautiful victim, insisting only myth-busting can end sexual violence. The column notes appear in The Times Record with reader help requests and a Meals on Wheels reference.
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Saratoga Springs
Patty Hearst
Susan Brownmiller
Skidmore College
Brownmiller
Miss Hearst
Fee Bailey
Ms. Brownmiller
Esquire
New York City University
Honeymoon couple seeks refund over faulty Poconos resort stay
A couple paid a $70 deposit and $565 for a honeymoon reservation at a Pocono resort but found the accommodations dirty and refused the room. They demanded another room. the manager refused a refund of the balance, and the couple chose elsewhere. The complainant seeks the $70 refund and urges investigation into deceptive brochures and practices. The Consumer Fraud Bureau and local tourism group were involved to assist.
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Poconos
Irregular Bicentennial Dollar sparks reader debate
Readers argue over a 1975 mint irregularity with some coins lacking a globe on the commemorative side. A Troy area coin show countered the claim, noting thickness in UNITED STATES and ONE DOLLAR as the flaw, not a missing globe.
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A. Charles der Gurahian
United States
Mechanicville School Board Has No Election Takers Yet
MECHANICVILLE The May 4 school board election has no declared candidates. Incumbent Leila Holmes retires after ten years, urging fresh faces and new ideas as petitions requiring 100 voter signatures must be filed by April 14. Registration days are March 31 and April 1 at the district office.
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Mechanicville
Leila Holmes
The
Times Record
Ballston Spa
Holmes
Model aircraft authority to talk at Clifton Park church
John Worth executive director of the Academy of Model Aeronautics will speak at 8 p.m. Friday in St. George's Church Hall Clifton Park route 146. A film on radio controlled models used by NASA will accompany the talk. AMA has 60000 plus members and is part of the National Aeronautic Association, U.S. representative to the Federation Aeronautique Internationale. Worth’s appearance is sponsored by the Thunderbolts Radio Control Club of Schenectady.
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St. George’s Church Hall
Route 146
John Worth
Academy of Model Aeronautics
AMA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
National Aeronautic Association
U.S
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
Worth
Thunderbolts Radio Control Club
Schenectady
Juvenile Builders Steal What They Need
Mechanicville police report four local juveniles found with a wheelbarrow two by fours hammers a crow bar tape measure a fire extinguisher and long two by fours taken from a nearby construction site. No arrests or charges were made and items were returned to owners.
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Mechanicville
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