Pattison Declines Endorsements in New York Primary
U S Representative Ned Pattison of West Sand Lake says he will not endorse any Democratic presidential candidate before the April 6 New York primary. He cites practical and philosophical reasons and plans to vote for his choice. Fellow Democrat Sam Stratton has endorsed Jackson and leads an uncommitted delegate slate pledging support to him.
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U.S
Ned Pattison
New York
West Sand Lake
Democrat
Pattison
28Th Congressional District
Rep
Sam Stratton
Amsterdam
Jackson
Stratton
McLean
United Artists
Seventh Ave
N.Y
Det
O'Neil
NYS Juvenile Police Officers Association
Washington
Warren
Essex
Clinton
Hamilton
Sheriff's Department
Washington County
New Officers Elected by Rensselaer County Ambulance Group
At the March 18 meeting in Sand Lake HQ Hoosick Falls ambulance group elected Richard Severson as board chairman and Richard Retzlaff as secretary. The group discussed radio system funding, training, and efforts to patch county and city hospital communications within 30 days. The search and rescue team moves toward incorporation as a separate entity, with next meeting set for April 15 at Hoags Corners.
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Hoosick Falls
Rensselaer County Ambulance and Rescue Association
Sand Lake
County Association
Richard A. Severson
Town of
Hoosick
Michael Cornaire
Richard Retzlaff
Hudson Valley Community College
Frank Allen
Corine Stella
Geraldine Boatman
Petersburg
Cornaire
Troy City
Rensselaer County
Connaire
Richard Whitman
Hyatt Ambulance Service
Troy
Days Inn Florida brochure line offered toll free help
A Times Record note provides 800 241 7111 to request Days Inn information. The piece notes economical motel or efficiency lodgings in Florida and references a vacation stay by journalist Joseph A. Parker. It quotes reader remarks on roasting pigs and culinary lore amid light community chatter.
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P.E. Lay
Troy A
Times Record Business
Joseph A. Parker
Florida Days Inn
Inter-racial group to have annual dinner in Albany
The Albany Inter-racial Council will mark its 48th year with a April 29 dinner at Arbor Hill Community Center expected to attract about 400 members and prominent religious and political figures. Buffalo Assemblyman Arthur Eve will deliver the keynote address and the Edward F. Kennell Citizens Community Award will be presented to a worthy local citizen. Loretha Haith serves as general chairperson.
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Albany
Albany Inter-racial Council
Arbor Hill
Buffalo
Assemblyman
Arthur Eve
New York State
Black and
Edward F. Kennell
Art Mitchell
Arbor Hill Center
Heritage Day celebrated at Albany VA Hospital nursing home unit
The Veterans Administration Hospital in Albany hosts Heritage Day from 1 30 to 4 p m Saturday marking the nation s 200th birthday the 25th anniversary of Albany VA Hospital and the ninth anniversary of its 97 bed nursing home care unit in bicentennial celebrations.
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Albany
Veterans Administration Hospital
Albany VA
Shower policy at Hoosick Falls School under debate
Hoosick Falls Central School faces a push from parent committee leader Mrs. William Love to make showers optional after gym class. The board plans a formal policy at the April 6 meeting after discussion on student modesty health and cost concerns.
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Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Central School
William Love
Phil Leonard
Love
Hoosick Falls Central
Argyle board reviews BOCES program and summer activities
The Argyle board heard a slide presentation on BOCES functions. They approved sending four students to Camp Colby, added June 25 to the calendar, and discussed expanding summer youth programs and outdoor facilities with Arnold Grant. The board accepted the retirement of Edna Harrington and appointed Michael Cronin as girls softball coach. Next meeting is April 8.
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Argyle Board of Education
Erik Jager
Educational Communications
Camp
Colby
Kent Baker
Mark Simpson
Nathan Guzi
Jan Hayes
Jennifer Inman
Tracy Graham
Edna Harrington
Cambridge approves calendar change for snow day deficit
Cambridge Central School District adjusts the 1975-76 calendar to make up excess snow days. Good Friday will be a school day with noon dismissal to allow religious observances. Community events and notices follow, including a Lenten service and a fashion show.
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Board of Education
Cambridge Central School
Argyle Bitty Ball Playoffs Set For Next Monday
The Argyle Youth Commission sponsors Bitty basketball playoffs ending next Monday in the school gym with six teams from 4th 5th and 6th grade boys and girls. Donations at the public event will defray costs of the summer youth program and 6:30 p.m. first game kicks off the evening. Salem Pro Pot Pourri crafts exhibit April 14 at MacKenzie Chapel features professional work open 2 to 6 p.m. with demonstrations 3 to 5 p.m. items for sale unless labeled otherwise. Salem Women’s Club sponsors. Committee includes Frances Mead chair and others. Also April 14 Salem Women’s Club meeting at the church.
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Arnold Grant
Argyle Youth Commission
Summit Lake
The
Youth Commission
Salem
MacKenzie Chapel
West Broadway
Salem's Women's Club
Italians to discuss their media image in Albany
In Albany on April 3 Italian American groups meet under the Italian Culture Foundation at the Italian American Community Center to discuss negative media representation and Italian American roles in the Bicentennial and government.
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Albany
Capital District
Italian Culture Foundation
Hoosick Falls Bicentennial Committee Expands Plans
Hoosick Falls New York the Town Bicentennial Committee enlarges to include Sue Bouplon Pepi Noble Donna Geers and Gunnar Schonbeck with current members Joe Holloway Christina Stevens Jack Halstead Ashton Crosby William Johnston Kevin Thibodeau and Carol Gaillard. A pictorial booklet is being published and a July 1 ball at Hoosae School is planned with Pepi Noble chairing the ball committee.
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Sue Bouplon
Pepi Noble
Donna Geers
Gunnar Schonbeck
Joe Holloway
Christina Stevens
Jack Halstead
Ashton Crosby
William Johnston
Kevin Thibodeau
Carol Gaillard
Hoosae School
Sue Bouplen
Alfonzo Saluzzo
Nancy Bigelow
Dennis Bornt
Liz Decker
Weatherization funds available for Rensselaer County homes
The Commission on Economic Opportunity offers free weatherization to economically qualified homeowners in Rensselaer County funded by the Community Services Administration. To date 25 homes have been completed with materials and labor. about 50 more can be served. Contact Steven Lovelett or Gary Ferguson at 212 Third St Troy.
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Grant
Hoosick Falls
Commission On Economic Opportunity
Rensselaer County
Steven Lovelett
Gary Ferguson
Third St
Troy
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