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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1977
Page
3
Deadline 5 P.M. Tuesday March 29 for Coinword puzzle delivery and entry. Readers mail to The Record Newspaper Box 88 Troy NY 12181 with name address and entry details.
The Times Record announces a weekly COINWORD contest open to all except employees or relatives. Submissions must be received by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication, with a name and address. A $25 prize is awarded, divided if multiple winners, or added to the next week if no correct solution. Entries become property of the paper and one prize per family.
Bart Barbuto a Ballston Spa resident and Times Record sales manager won a New York lottery jackpot after buying a ticket at Mary's Country Store. He and his family, including daughter Carla, learned they are eligible for the top prizes, with about 250 competitors expected for the final drawing in four weeks.
A 98 car coal train derailed on the Boston and Maine tracks near Ushers in Clifton Park around 8 am Monday. Five cars fell over an embankment, coal spilled on fresh snow, but state police reported no injuries and offered no cleanup timeline.
HOOSICK Walloomsac resident HOOSICK-John L Burdick was arrested on a warrant for criminal mischief third degree after an ax attack cut a hole in a floor of a hose he rented. The house suffered extensive damage and he was arraigned before Hoosick Town Justice John Mahar with a Wednesday reappearance scheduled. Deputies Harris and Rhodes investigated.
Gov Hugh Carey and the Saratoga County Board of Supervisors declared Saratoga County a natural disaster area after last week's floods. Residents near Saratoga Lake still face waterlogged homes and damaged property as officials study debris in Kaydeross and Fish Creeks to improve drainage. The Red Cross sets up a service station and federal aid may follow under the Disaster Relief Act. Plummer urges flood plain management to prevent future losses.
Saratoga County board votes to require a majority for public comment after prior unanimous consent rule. Citizens may speak if they first appear before relevant committee or address full board at agenda session. One supervisor opposed the change.
The Mechanicville School Board appeal of William Harris is up for rehearing at 1:30 p.m. in Albany. If the board loses Harris could receive back pay around 30 000 dollars. Harris disputes an alleged 1973 agreement tied to removing Catcher in the Rye from curriculum. The board contends the novel’s four letter word harmed curriculum while citing insubordination.
Old Saratoga Athletic Association sets registration in Schuylerville town hall on Ferry Street. Dates are Wednesday 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Fees: boys and girls ages 7 to 12 at $3, boys 13 to 15 at $5, girls 13 to 18 at $5. Family maximum $10.
The 4 H Club plans a Dress Revue for April 6 at Mrs. Donald Bartolucci’s meeting. Blue award recipients include Elizabeth Magrow, Debbie Bartolucci, Pam Seymour, Lois Patrick, Rhonda Cottone. They support a leukemia fund drive. A USAA meeting is set for Monday at 7 30 p m at town hall for coaches and helpers. An immunization clinic for Saratoga County residents is at Waterford Town Hall Thursday 2 30 p m with details from Phyllis Nantista or Gloria Piccirilli.
In the 108th assembly district, 70 percent plus of 3,000 respondents support a constitutionally acceptable death penalty for murder. The poll also found 81 percent want access to juvenile arrest records, and views on auto insurance include air bag mandates, rate control, and higher deductibles. A 66 percent ban on iron returnable beverage containers was also urged.
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