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18 May 1976
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Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1976
Page
1
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Clifton Park moves to negotiate state police satellite station
Clifton Park town board votes to begin talks with the state police to open a satellite station in Clifton Park Town Hall after site inspection approval. Revenue from traffic arrests could fund renovations, with patrol time up to 40 percent increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Park
Clifton Park Town Hall
Jospeh Johnson
Johnson
County Board OKs land study in Clifton Park recreation plan
Saratoga County supervisors approved a feasibility study of using 95 acres of county land near Kinns Road in Clifton Park as a recreation area. The move follows local push for more facilities while the town hesitates on funding.
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The
State Division of Criminal Justice
Clifton Park
Planning Board
Wayne Snyder
Snyder
Richard Cox
Terrace Court
Robert van Patten
Ballston Spa
Saratoga County Board of Supervisors
Charles McCloskey
Kinns Road
John P. McCann
McCann
State Division of Probation
Tesago students learn about eyes program at Tesago Elementary
Dr. Jeffrey M. Kramer of Clifton Park led eye safety and care lessons for Tesago Elementary first through sixth graders. Younger pupils watched You and Your Eyes with Jiminy Cricket, while older students saw Hush Puppies Bright Ideas about vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey M. Kramer
Clifton Park
Tesago
Tesago Ptsa
G. Kirk Gleason
Greg Larsson
Schuylerville Board to Buy Two 15 Pass Buses
The Schuylerville Board of Education authorized Principal Dr. Ben Wallace to advertise for the purchase of two 15 passenger buses, pending the 1976 77 budget and June 15 annual meeting approval. Buses replace two nine passenger station wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuylerville — District
Ben Wallace
Board of Education
Donna Mizrahi
Schuylerville Teachers Association
Confession Admitted In Schodack Kidnapping Hearing
Edward Byrne, accused in a four hour standoff with state police over Irene Racz, had his confession read at a closed preliminary hearing. The Poughkeepsie man faces first degree kidnapping and related charges, with debates over document access and trial procedures continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schodack
Edward Byrne
Schodack Town
Thomas Snow
Byrne
Irene Racz
Poughkeepsie
Pot Holder Workshop Led by Mechanicville Home Bureau
Mechanicville Paper City Home Bureau members crafted quilt pot holders at a recent workshop at Emmanuel United Church led by June Russell. An open session occurred at Mrs Russell’s home on May 18 with June projects including eggshell jewelry and aluminum flowers led by Jewel Camp and a sunbonnet apron led by Mary Capeci. A picnic is planned for June 10 at 9 30 a.m. Reservations due by June and a bus trip is set for June 25. Cook book recipes should be submitted by the same date. No June business meeting.
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Mechanicville
Paper City Home Bureau
Emmanuel United Church
June Russell
Jewel Camp
Mary Capeci
Church Club Picnic Planned for June 3 at Stillwater Park
MECHANICVILLE The X Y Z Club of the United Methodist Church announced a June 3 picnic at Stillwater Park during a recent dinner meeting. Officers will be elected at the event. Anniversaries for Chester Macklin and Howard Hooley were observed. Helen Knapp and Pat Wright celebrated birthdays.
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Mechanicville
X.Y.Z. Club
United Methodist Church
Stillwater Park
Chester Macklin
Howard Hooley
Helen Knapp
Pat Wright
Flood disaster loans offered to Glens Falls residents
SBA loans for flood damage are available to residents of Saratoga and Washington counties to repair or replace homes businesses or personal property. Loans carry 6 and 5 8 percent interest and can be applied for at the Warren County Civil Defense Office in Glens Falls staffed weekdays by Howard Sheehan.
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Glens Falls
Saratoga
Washington County
U.S. Small Business Administration
SBA
Warren County Civil Defense Office
Municipal Center
New York
Howard Sheehan
Mechanicville man becomes physician
Mechanicville native Robert C. Fusco, son of Mr and Mrs Sylvester Fusco and grandson of Lena Fusco, graduated from the State University of New York at Buffalo School of Medicine on May 9. He is a 1968 Mechanicville High School graduate and Union College 1972 alum and will begin an internship at E J Meyer Memorial Hospital in Buffalo.
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Christ’ Community Church, Reformed
Brant Lake
Robert J. DeYoung
Kathy Ensign
Henry Mosteller
Mechanicville
Robert C. Fusco
Sylvester Fusco
Lena Fusco
School of Medicine
The
State University of New York At
Buffalo
Fusco
Mechanicville High School
Union College
E J. Meyer Memorial Hospital
Republican Women Meet Tonight in Mechanicville
The Mechanicville Women s Republican Club will gather at 8 p m at Rosemary Lerner s home 64 South Main Street. They will discuss plans for the annual Republican picnic and urge all members to attend as this will be the last meeting of the club for the summer.
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Mechanicville
Women’s
Republican Club
Rosemary Lerner
South Main St
Bicentennial Choir Seeks More Voices and Rehearsals
The Bicentennial committee urges residents to join the choir seeking male and female singers. Rehearsals are Sundays at 7 30 p.m. at United Methodist Church 7 North Main Street. For information call 664 8119.
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Mechanicville
United Methodist Church
North Main Street
Mrs Follett Honored for 23 Years at Schuylerville Library
Mrs Louis Follett received an engraved charm at a Some Place Restaurant party in Schuylerville for 23 years of service with the Schuylerville Library Association including 12 years as secretary.
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Schuylerville
Louis Follett
Some Place
Schuylerville Library Association
Lawyer William Shoehan to discuss Declaration and Constitution
The Friends of the Library in Mechanicville will hear attorney William Shoehan speak on the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution when the group meets May 20 at 8 p.m. in the library. Mrs. Wilbur Curtis, president, will conduct the business meeting. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Mechanicville Friends of the Library
William Shoehan
Wilbur Curtis
Speed crackdown slows Albany area traffic on I-90 and I-787
State police began a speed enforcement drive funded by a federal grant of nearly $650,000. Troopers arrested drivers over 55 mph as marked and unmarked patrols policed routes in Loudonville. Early results and totals are expected in the coming days.
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Albany
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