Play Coinword Test Your Wits Deadline May 25
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Route upgrades to replace bridges and widen highways in three counties
In Rensselaer Columbia and Washington counties a bridge on Routes 22 67 over Little White Creek near North Hoosick will be replaced with a steel culvert and two lane asphalt paving with six foot should ers. Drainage improvements on Route 82 in Gallatin will alleviate pavement flooding with storm drains and new guide rails. A bridge on River Road over Kidney Creek in Easton will be replaced by twin steel arch culverts and the highway widened to 22 feet with six foot shoulders. Bids due June 10 at 10 30 a.m. in DOT Building room 108 Main Campus.
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Siena College to host public bonds seminar in Loudonville
Siena College will sponsor a 1 p.m seminar in Roger Bacon Auditorium with a blue chip audience of 175 bankers brokers directors economists legislators and municipal leaders. Arthur Levitt state comptroller will deliver the keynote as the program analyzes effects of pending state and federal finance laws on the municipal bond market and funding strategies amid rising costs.
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Siena College
Upstate New York
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Arthur Levitt
Roger Bacon
Siena
Church club plans picnic for June 3
MECHANICVILLE The X Y Z Club of the United Methodist Church, at a dinner meeting, set a June 3 picnic at Stillwater Park. Anniversaries for Chester Macklin and Howard Hooley were observed. Birthdays for Helen Knapp and Pat Wright celebrated. Officer election to occur at the event.
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Mechanicville
X.Y.Z. Club
United Methodist Church
Stillwater Park
Chester Macklin
Howard Hooley
Helen Knapp
Pat Wright
Early Learning Center aids disabled children in Rensselaer
Four year old Pam Rockwell and peers at The Early Learning Center in First Baptist Church, Rensselaer, progress toward school readiness. The ERDS sponsored pilot serves ages 0 to 3 with infant stimulation and preschool programs, relying on parent involvement and state funding.
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Pam Rockwell
First Baptist Church
Washington Ave
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Rensselaer County
Eleanor Roosevelt Developmental Services
ERDS
Gail Conklin
Center Brunswick
Roland Brown
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Brian Lewis
C. W. McKeen
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Nancy Duffney
Early Learning Center
Julie Sorel
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Confession Admitted In Schodack Kidnapping Case
Edward Byrne's police confession to kidnapping ex girlfriend Irene Racz of Poughkeepsie was entered at a closed preliminary hearing before Schodack Town Justice Thomas Snow. The 34 year old faces charges including first degree kidnapping and weapons counts after a four hour standoff with state police near Schodack Town Hall. The hearing raised issues over rights to counsel and access to records as observers were excluded and a decision on reconvening was awaited.
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Kissinger says he would leave post if Ford elected
White House officials say Henry Kissinger spoke for himself when he indicated a preference to resign as secretary of state even if Gerald Ford wins in November. Kissinger suggested he would prefer not to stay but would not rule out listening to the President. Ford has said Kissinger could remain as long as he is President.
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Soviet Bombers Breach U S Air Space Off Alaska
The Air Force says Soviet bombers periodically breach U S air space off Alaska to test defenses and are intercepted. A Jan 16 incident involved two TU 16 Badgers detected and not overflying Alaskan land.
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