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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1976
Page
1
A reader submission lists clue pairs for a coinword puzzle with options such as CRACKERS or CROCKERY for clue one and SPAR for clue eight, aiming to fill the grid. The page presents multiple choice pairs including DAD or DAY and JIBS or JIGS, inviting solution and mailing the completed grid to The Record Newspaper.
The Times Record announces weekly COINWORD rules granting a $25 prize to the winner. Entries may be submitted on the printed blank or a hand drawn replica, before 5 p.m. Tuesday. Only one prize per family. judge’s decision final. entries become property of the paper.
The city announces a new April clean up schedule led by Public Works Commissioner Philip R Smith. Citizens should note vehicle sweep dates for their streets and side streets with specific blocks listed from April 1 through April 16. Non accepted items include large appliances lumber over four feet concrete and bricks.
In East Greenbush Patrolman Thomas Duclos wins a temporary reprieve and remains on duty as a full hearing approaches in April. Patrolman David J. Lockman seeks an April 8 hearing after a court denied a restraining order against his firing for vision standards. The town board meets tonight to consider promotions or retained positions, with weight and vision issues affecting each case.
Castle ton village board approves a 24600 state payment for water supply damage from Interstate 90 construction. The vote was unanimous after assurances the village can sue later if more damage occurs. Wells and basin repairs cost 2300, paid by the state. Three year statute allows reopening.
Castleton Boy Scout Troop 53 will host its annual family dinner on Saturday at 6 p.m. at Emmanual Reformed Church Maple Hill Road with awards, membership enrollment, and a review of past and future activities. The troop earned second in the District Klondike Derby at Rotary Scout Training Camp Postenkill and Scout Frank Amedeo was honored at Schodack Community Recognition Night.
Rensselaer police arrested a 16yearold on third degree assault and a 22yearold on possession of a stolen motorcycle on warrants from City Court Judge Thomas Delaney. The youth, Jonathan M. Clark, 456 Broadway, was to appear in city court. Richard Thomas Jr. was the complainant. Malark also faced court for possession of a stolen motorcycle valued at 1100.
The Seventh Ward cleanup led by Alderman Lester Jeffries will cover Broadway First Street and Second Street from Partition Street to Washington Avenue plus side streets. City trucks will remove trash. Police report incidents include vandalism vehicle hits and a few tickets including Christine A Gregory for an unregistered car and no brakes or lights.
Gordon and Marilyn Palmer of Defreestville were feted by nearly 90 relatives and friends on their 25th wedding anniversary as four children hosted a surprise dinner. The event included music by son Johnny and gifts of champagne glasses.
The U.S. Naval Reserve destroyer USS William R. Rush will dock at 3 30 p m Friday at Albany Port Authority on a goodwill mission. High school bands greet the ship and the public may tour from 11 a m to 4 p m Saturday and Sunday before sailing Monday morning.
The Rensselaer Business Association will meet tonight at 8 p.m. at the Chemical Hose Co. Pumper Four Firehouse to elect officers and approve bylaws for the new group aiding local small and mid sized businesses. The meeting was rescheduled from last Tuesday due to snow.
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