Hoosick Falls Police See Quiet Weekend Marked by Two Accidents
Hoosick Falls police reported two crashes over the weekend with minor injuries and no fatalities. Wayne Snyder, 14, was hurt when his bicycle collided with a car driven by Marjory Thurber at Fourth and Center Streets. He was treated at a Bennington hospital. A second crash on Route 22 involved Margaret Bass and Peter Cottrell with minor damage and no injuries. Three youths from Babcock Lake were charged with open container violations and Michael Manning faced impairment and minor charges.
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Wayne Snyder
Third St
Marjory R. Thurber
Carey Ave
Fourth
Center Streets
Bennington
Town of
Margaret M. Bass
Borton Ave
Peter M. Cottrell
R.D
Hoosick Falls
Ms. Bass
Cottrell
R.D. 2
Babcock Lake
Petersburg
Troy and
Danforth Streets
Michael Manning
Michael Mcallister
David Grimm
20-Year-Old Credit Program Boosts Farm Exports
The Agriculture Department operates a CCC export credit program now near 1 billion dollars for the current season, aiding U S farm exports amid global competition. Since 1956 the program has extended over 4 billion in credit to many nations, supporting soybeans, cotton, wheat, and corn markets through loans repayable over up to three years.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Food For Peace
Commodity Credit
Spring weather boosts early planting for corn and wheat
Fair spring weather and ample moisture let farmers start spring planting with boost. By April 25, 17 percent of corn planted nationwide, up from 11 percent last year and the 8 percent normal. Iowa 6 percent, Illinois 24 percent. cotton 28 percent planted, both above year ago. Wheat conditions mix, with some losses in Southern Plains but overall good prospects. near record two billion bushels possible.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Iowa
Illinois
Plains
Kansas
U.S
Help for Birth Certificate and Local Records Requests
Readers seek guidance on obtaining a Boston birth certificate. The column advises writing to the City Registrar at Boston City Hall Annex with relevant birth and adoption details and asks about fees. The note also highlights local examples of assistance and community efforts.
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Times Record
Troy
N.Y
Boston
City Hall
Boston Area
Vital Statistics
Greater
Registry Division
Health Dept
City Hall Annex
Mass
New York Marriage Rules Clarified by Troy Clerk
Inquiries about marrying in New York State are answered by the Troy City Clerk. Both partners must be over 18, present final divorce papers, and obtain a license after a 24 hour waiting period. The license is valid for 59 days with a new license required after that. Blood test results must be between 10 and 30 days old.
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New York State
A. Troy
Berlin man arrested in Petersburg for DWI
Robert C. Bedford 26 of Berlin was charged with driving while intoxicated after a 1:30 a.m. traffic stop on Route 22 in Petersburg. Troopers Ralph Barbone and J.J. Zagursky made the arrest. Bedford was arraigned before Town Justice Richard Hammond and jailed in Rensselaer County on $100 bail.
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Petersburg
Berlin
Brunswick
Robert C. Bedford
Ralph Barbone
J.J. Zagursky
Bedford
Richard Hammond
Rensselaer County
Petersburg Rescue Squad Auction Planned for July
The Petersburg Rescue Squad fundraising committee plans an auction on July 23 and 24 at the Veterans Memorial Hall. Donors may call Marica Lingener 658 3364 Barbara Snyder 658 3144 or Arlene Zwinge 658 3744 to contribute items.
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Petersburg
Meat production rises 6 percent in first quarter 1976
Washington AP reports total red meat produced by U S slaughter plants reached 9.7 billion pounds in Q1 1976, up 6 percent from Q1 1975. Beef led with an 11 percent gain to about 6.5 billion pounds, while pork fell 5 percent to under 2.9 billion pounds and veal rose 25 percent to 206 million pounds. Lamb and mutton declined 6 percent to 95 million pounds.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Korea Pakistan Poland top buyers of farm exports under credit program
During nine months from July to March, about 390.2 million dollars of farm commodities were shipped under the credit program to 20 countries. Korea led with 144.1 million dollars in cotton wheat and tallow, followed by Pakistan 38.9 million and Poland 33.7 million.
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Korea
Pakistan
Poland
United Kingdom
Peru
Philippines
Taiwan
Indonesia
Dominican Republic
South Africa
Egypt
Zaire
Australia
New Zealand
Mayrasia
Ireland
Thailand
Jamaica
Belgium
Spain
Square and Round Dance Benefit in Petersburg
A benefit square and round dance is set for May 7 at the Veterans' Memorial Hall in Petersburg from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The B A B Boys will provide music and refreshments will be free.
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Petersburg
Veterans’ Memorial Hall
Mystery of Jacob Salsbury Sign In Helderbergs Park
An obscure World War era marker near Thacher Park in the Helderbergs cites Jacob Salsbury as a Burgoyne era spy. Historians and locals doubt the tale, noting unclear records and the marker’s 20th century origin.
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Tory Cave
Helderbergs
Thacher Park
Jacob Salsbury
Alta Salisbury
Jacob
Jacob Saltzberg
Monroe
Schell
van Aernam
John Salisbury
Verplanck Colvin
Albany
Harper's Magazine
Tory House
Burgoyne
Saratoga
State Education Department
C. W. McKeen
Schuylerville Lions Elect New Officers
Schuylerville Lions Club elected new officers at a April 28 dinner meeting at Hughes' Grill. Officers to take over July 1 include Walter Grom Robert Hall Roger Onley Michael Phillips Gordon Stanley Glen Gray Alphonse DeFabio Bruce Cornell and Robert Parnau de. The club will clean up Schuylerville Beach area and add picnic tables with the Village of Schuylerville. Next meeting is May 12 with Sidney Caplan speaking on hearing conservation.
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Schuylerville
Schuylerville Lion's Club
Hughes’ Grill
Walter Grom
Robert Hall
Roger Onley
Michael Phillips
Gordon Stanley
Glen Gray
Alphonse DeFabio
Bruce Cornell
Robert Parnaude
Schuylerville Beach
Sidney Caplan
Slingerlands
Lion
Louis Follett
Michalen
Mickie” Barthlen
Germany
United States
Robert Foster
Bacon Hill
Schuylerville Central School
Farm prices edge down 1.5 percent in February to March
The Agriculture Department prepared a report showing farm price changes through April 15. Averaged prices farmers received fell 1.5 percent from Feb 15 to March 15 due to declines in hogs cattle milk and eggs. Cattle rose mid-March but may not offset other drops. the report notes wide variation across dozens of commodities.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Brunswick man faces charges after Route 2 crash
Mark S. Duncan 19 of Brunswick charged with driving while intoxicated reckless driving speeding and failure to keep right after a one car Route 2 crash in Grafton injuring five others Janice E Duncan 17 Derek Shudt 18 William Rounds 20 David Rounds 18 and Bradley F. Rice 18 were treated at Samaritan Hospital.
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Grafton
Brunswick
Route 2
Mark S. Duncan
Lord Ave
Sheriii
Samuel Rounds
Samaritan Hospital
Janice E. Duncan
Derek Shudt
William Rounds
David Rounds
Bradley F. Rice
Nassau Bicentennial Committee Plans Memorial Parade
Nassau town Bicentennial Committee to meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in town hall to finalize Memorial Day Parade plans. Mary Davis notes parade route and details to be set with town veterans groups and firemen involved. Town and village each provide 400 dollars for the May 31 parade.
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Nassau
Mary Davis
Yellowstone trip inspires Schuylerville Study Club program
Schuylerville Study Club met April 20 at Mrs. Melvin Wrisley’s home to hear Mrs. Donald Larmon recount her winter visit to Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. She shared a hiking tale and displayed photographs.
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Schuylerville
Yellowstone
Donald Larmon
Schuylerville Study Club
Melvin Wrisley
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
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