McQuay Considers Clifton Park Supervisor Run
Councilman Donald McQuay said he is seriously weighing a campaign for Clifton Park supervisor, a post currently held by appointee Charles McCloskey. The prominent politician has been hinting at a bid and outlined his goals for the town.
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Clifton Park
Donald McQuay
Charles McCloskey
McQuay
Darkhorse McCloskey
McCloskey
Saratoga County
Robert Doran
George Beaudoin
Planning group reviews programs in Albany session
Albany Capital District Regional Planning Commission approved most state regional and local programs in a routine session. It rejected a $901,462 emergency medical system project for northeastern New York, citing insufficient detail and grasp of scope.
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Albany
Capital District Regional Planning Commission
State Department of Health
New York
State joins Wagon Train Trek with 50 states noted
Syracuse hosts opening ceremonies for Pennsylvania Wagon Train Trek participation as East Greenbush expects arrival May 31. The state entourage includes an authentic Conestoga Wagon and two other wagons with a broader send off planned. This column notes nationwide participation and invites submissions to The Times Record.
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East Greenbush
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Tenant seeks return of security deposit from blank lease case
A tenant asks if they must pay for a full year on a blank lease signed December and walked away by December 26 1975. The column stresses reading and understanding before signing and notes the risk of a landlord filling in terms after the renter’s departure. It mentions security deposits and the need to protect rights and recover funds.
Landlord Beekeepers Seek Contact Over Nest in Tree
A Waterford resident is asked to contact an office after a lease issue left a security deposit and rent concerns. The notice notes that the landlord quickly re rented, ending the tenant's year long agreement, and seeks to connect two beekeepers with Mrs M P L.
Stubborn iron stain in tub from well water
A reader asks how to remove iron stains forming in a new bathtub. A veteran plumbing supply man warns the enamel may be slightly porous, so harsher cleaners could worsen discoloration. suggests avoiding aggressive products.
Patenting Your Safety Idea Through the U S Patent Office
A reader explains the patent process for a safety device worn on clothing. It notes a $65 non returnable fee for a patent application form and a further $100 plus fees after a positive search. It directs sending the idea to the U S Patent Office in Washington D C 20231 for the search and potential patent.
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Patent Office
U.S. Patent Office
Commissioner of Patents and Trademarks
Washington, D.C
Cumberland Farms Expands to Mechanicville Store
Cumberland Farms will move a new grocery into Mechanicville at 915 Chestnut Street, in a former Marinello Roofing site. Mayor John Fascia says renovations are underway and the city aims to attract large chain retailers like Woolworth’s and Two Guys to the Park Plaza area.
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Mechanicville
Cumberland Farms Grocery Chain
John Fascia
Chestnut St
Marinello Roofing and Siding Company
Fascia
A & P Foods
W.T. Grants
Park Plaza
Chamber of Commerce
Woolworth's
Two Guys
Imposters Rob Rensselaer Woman for 108 Dollars
Police say two strangers posing as Niagara Mohawk workers robbed Mrs. Mary Scully at 1436 First St during 10 30 a m Wednesday. Other thefts include tools from Albany Gravel Co garage and items from William Flatch and Douglas De Moranville. Van Rensselaer Elementary alarm incidents noted with a damaged door.
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Rensselaer
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
Mary Scully
First St
Niagara Mohawk
Tony Valente
Albany Gravel Co
William Flatch
Nelson Ave
Flatch
van Rensselaer
Albany Man Housed In Serious Condition After Fire
An Albany man, Michael Rickman, was hospitalized in serious condition after a two alarm blaze damaged a two story frame house at 806 Madison Ave. The early morning fire was reported around 5:30 a.m. and declared under control by 6:51 a.m. Rickman was the only victim reported.
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Albany
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Michael Rickman
Madison Ave
Green Sabres Win First Prize at Waterford Parade
The Green Sabres Drum Corps won first prize for best musical outfit in line at the Waterford Knickerbocker Steamer Co. parade on May 15. Angelo Gentile, the corps business manager, called the field among the finest junior corps in the area. Their next appearance is May 24 in Albany for the Newspaper Guild Parade at 7 p.m.
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Schuylerville
Green Sabres
Waterford
Albany
Newspaper Guild
Bus Trip Planned After Quaker Springs Senior Meet
A Quaker Springs Senior Citizens meeting led by Shirley Jung and Mr and Mrs Van Aller discussed a bus trip to the Catskills scheduled for June 17.
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Schuylerville
Quaker Springs
Shirley Jung
van Aller
Catskills
Rosary Society to Meet at Church Visitation
The Rosary Society of the Church of the Visitation in Schuylerville holds its monthly meeting tonight starting with the rosary and benediction at 7 30 in the church. Rev James E Toole says the gathering continues in the church hall after the service.
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Schuylerville
the Rosary Society of the Church of the Visitation
James E. Toole
Monument View church chicken barbecue in Schuylerville
St Stephen's Episcopal Church hosts a chicken barbecue in Schuylerville on Sunday from 12 30 to 3 30 p m Tickets are sold at Pal haude's Jewelry Store and at Towns Service Station.
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Schuylerville
Monument View
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Palhaude
Mother and Baby Care Course Opens May 27
Red Cross certified course for girls 12 to 18 at Rensselaer Girls Club begins May 27. Sessions include a mother, a police officer and a fireman to teach baby care safety and babysitting accident prevention. Two hours weekly for six weeks with Red Cross completion card. Contact club for details.
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Rensselaer
Rensselaer Girls Club
Legion post baseball registration in East Greenbush
Melvin Roads American Legion Post baseball team will hold registration Sunday from 1 to 3 p.m. Team manager Larry Taylor says boys from Troy East North Greenbush and Averill Park area are eligible if not in Babe Ruth League. Birth date on or after Aug 1 1957 required with birth certificate.
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East Greenbush
Melvin Roads American Legion Post
Larry Taylor
Troy
North Greenbush
Averill Park
Strawberry Festival in Schodack June 2
Schodack Faculty Association sponsors a strawberry festival on June 2 at Maple Hill High School from 5 30 to 8 30 p m. The event includes strawberries cake ice cream band concert senior Little League game and art show with the Teacher of the Year and scholarship winner announced. Proceeds go to the teachers association scholarship fund.
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Schodack
The
Schodack Faculty Association
Maple Hill High School
Teachers Association
Clifton Park Board Drops Pomeroy Salary Amid Budget Scramble
Clifton Park deputy supervisor William Pomeroy urged ending his 2000 annual pay yet the board did not label the role unsalaried. The panel kept the position optional and approved a $2100 budget rise for the Community Services Council while delaying decisions on a 400 student remedial reading program with Shenendehowa school facilities.
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Speckhard
Shenendehowa
Tennis clinic opens at Shenendehowa High
The Southern Saratoga Tennis Association offers eight free clinics from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. starting Tuesday. First two sessions at Shenendehowa High School courts one and two focus on forehand and backhand. Future clinics led by Keith Millsop and Robert Chodos with high school team help. Rain cancels and schedules will be announced. Membership available at clinics.
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Southern Saratoga Tennis Association
Shenendehowa
Don Bishko
Keith Millsop
Robert Chodos
Chisholm to Speak at Albany Junior College Ceremony
Representative Shirley Chisholm, the first Black woman elected to Congress, will address graduates at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Junior College of Albany Quad. About 205 associate degrees will be conferred by Edgar S. Pitkin of Russell Sage College.
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Junior College
Albany
Shirley Chisholm
Congress
Junior College of Albany
Edgar S. Pitkin
Russell Sage College
Troy
Sage
Albany FBI chief going to Detroit
Albany's FBI special agent in charge Robert Kent will be transferred to Detroit to lead the Detroit office. Kent, in Albany about 18 months, helped supervise the police involved bank hostage case last year. He will have about 60 days to move. no successor named yet. SCHUYLERVILLE The Masonic Building Association holds a food sale May 28 at 10 a.m. on Broad Street with free delivery or special orders.
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Albany
Robert Kent
FBI
Detroit
Kent
John J. Hinchcliffe
Hinchcliffe
Schuylerville
Masonic Building Association
Bullard Building
Broad Street
Malta Republicans endorse local candidates for office
The Malta Town Republican Committee endorses Joseph Martino for Congress Joseph Bruno for state Senate Walter Stroup for family court judge James Bowen for sheriff and recommends Robert D Andrea for re election to the Assembly. Announcement by John T O'Brien Malta town chairman.
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Malta Town
Republican Committee
Joseph Martino
Congress
Joseph Bruno
State Senate
Walter Stroup
James Bowen
Robert D'Andrea
Assembly
John T. O'Brien
Republican Party
Schuylerville Garden Club Elects Officers
Mrs. Frank Muzikar was elected president at the May meeting. Other officers include Mrs. James Spiezio Alice Peterson Mrs. Leighton Cromie Mrs. Richard Pechette and Mrs. George Green. Projects include planting geraniums at the public library and hanging baskets at town hall. June 9 meeting at Elizabeth Sherman's home.
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Schuylerville
Frank Muzikar
James Spiezio
Alice Peterson
Leighton Cromie
Richard Pechette
George Green
Schuylerville Public Library
J. Robert Sarle
Muzikar
Elizabeth Sherman
Derailment near Hudson disrupts rail service
Six freight cars derailed after striking a crooked track near Hudson Central Station around 10 a.m. No injuries were reported and both rail lines were later reopened. Two cars carried cement, four were empty. no freight was lost and damage value was not estimated. The incident affected the Lake Shore Limited service from Chicago to Selkirk Yards.
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Hudson
Amtrak
New York City
Selkirk Yards
Lake Shore Limited
Chicago
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