Clifton Park Republicans attack Pattison over liberal label
Clifton Park Republicans led by chairman George J. Beaudoin labeled Edward Pattison a master of deceit and a sniveller for his liberal label in a rebuke tied to a Sunday Record column. Pattison aide Tom Dybdahl said the exchange has lingered for about six weeks as releases and letters circulate. Beaudoin suggested Pattison avoided backing a Democratic presidential primary candidate to dodge liberal ties, a claim denied by Pattison's spokesman who said voters should decide for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Park
Sand Lake
Edward Pattison
George J. Beaudoin
Pattison
Beaudoin
Washington
Tom Dybdahl
Reader seeks remedy after misrepresented slide projector sale
A Petersburg shopper complains of a clearance no return slide projector bought for 96 with assurances of repair parts. The store refuses returns. the manufacturer no longer makes the model and carrousels fitments are scarce. A parent company inquiry yields a replacement brand of carrousels will fit.
Hotline Line Readers Share Plant and Life Troubles
Readers ask about identifying a plant with berries suspected of poisoning children and discuss safe handling. Others seek parts to recover a dental water pick, and a Troy man comments on put and take dice availability. A home head cheese recipe and a divorce resources query conclude the column.
Hoosick Falls approves $40,000 for home improvements
Hoosick Falls village board adopts two resolutions creating a $40,000 fund for weatherization and loan subsidies drawn from an $87,000 HUD grant. The weatherization program offers up to $400 per home with labor and materials at no cost, aiding about 50 families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Home Improvement Fund
Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Commission On Economic Opportunity
CEO
Main St
Classic St
Peter Kent
Kent
HID
Local Church Society and Community Meetings Report
Altar and Rosary Society meets after 7 p.m. mass at the Immaculate Conception Parish Hall on March 29 with Mary Galvin in charge. Little League managers and coaches gather March 30 at 7 p.m. at the firehouse, with Dick Luker from Schenectady to discuss fundraising. Hoosick Grange notes cover March birthdays, readings, games, a bi centennial talk, and resolutions of respect for Cora Baker. Lions Club sets April 1 meeting at Delaney's Hotel and plans a May 9 pancake breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar and Rosary Society
Altar and Rosary Society of the Immaculate Conception
Mary Galvin
Little League
Dick Luker
Schenectady
Hoosick Grange
Grange
Wesley Hall
N. Clifford Cottrell
Legislative Committee
Grange Digest
Battenhill Grange
West Arlington
Red Cross
Ralph J. Griswold
Sister Hall
Lions Club
Delaney's
Cheryl Anne Parker
Hudson Valley Community College
Public meeting on landlord tenant rights in Hoosick Falls
HOOSICK FALLS March 31 at the State Armory Church Street hosts a public meeting on landlord and tenant rights. Rolf Sternberg attorney will explain living conditions dangerous to life health and safety warranty of habitability and rent security deposits with a Q and A session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
State Armory
Church Street
Rolf Sternberg
George M Cohan Tribute Planned in Bethlehem Bicentennial Pageant
The Bethlehem Bicentennial Pageant will present a Tribute to George M Cohan starring Betsy Normile and Gary Aldrich. Performances run 8 p.m. March 31 and April 1 2 3 and 7 10 with matinees at 2 p.m. April 4 and 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
George M. Cohan
Betsy Normile
Gary Aldrich
Tax rate talk by John Sackett at Berlin High School
John Sackett, superintendent of schools for Columbia and Rensselaer Counties, speaks tonight at 8 at Berlin Central High School on how equalization rates and assessments are formed and how this year's rates will raise taxes without increasing the current budget. All taxpayers urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
John Sackett
Berlin Central High School
Sackett
Columbia
Rensselaer Counties
Timex loyalist John Cameron Swayze recalls durable watches
Colonie resident and Timex spokesman John Cameron Swayze, 70, recounts live coast to coast ads and his career shift to insurance and medical malpractice advocacy. He notes the Timex still ticks after water exposure and discusses radio to TV rise, conventions, and his voice's unique strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swayze
Timex
Medical Society
State of
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe Martino
Times Record
Troy
Jamie Donnelly
St. Mary's School
Colum Greenbush
East Green
St. Mary’s
Petersburg
P.S
Frank Sherry
Mary Lou Stevens
Denise Daurio
Valley Falls
Edward J. Maloney Jr
Lansingburgh
Joyce Johnson
East Greenbush
McKesson and Robbins
St. Louis
Missouri
Bill of
N.V.G. of
Cohoes
N.V.G
Walter F. Seales
Margaret J. Borden
Schaghticoke
Ken. R. Lloyd
New York City
Diana D. Dubroff
West 72Nd St
N.Y
By Darlene Ward
Steven Lovelett
Cambridge
Albany
Betty Kipp
Mable Hewitt
Allen Cornell
Carleton Philpott
Cora Baker
Mrs
Albert Parker
Third Street
Cheryl
Ski Club
Robert C. Lewsey
William Johnston
Marilyn Douglas
Judith Dooley
Susan Murphy
Lorraine Lewsey
Helen Brady
North Hoosick
Rosemary Gilson
Baptist Church
West Hoosick
The
Department For the Aging
Susan Topper
Topper
Hoosick Area Senior Center
Lions Club Eye Bank
Lions Eye Bank
Madison Ave
Clark Thorpe
Thorpe’s Pharmacy
Landlord, Tenant Rights Meeting
Sternberg
Darlene Ward
George M.cohan
John Cameron Swayze
Acapulco
Hawaii
Journal Post
Kansas
Hollywood
NBC Radio News
California
Army Corps
NBC Television
Mayor Gurley
America
John Cameron
Swazey
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!