Rabies patient in Albany may beat disease with care
In Albany a state health researcher, Jerome Andrulonis, 34, remains seriously ill after contracting rabies during vaccine work. Doctors say he may recover, only the second American ever to survive rabies, while five coworkers face tests and immunizations as precautions.
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Castleton Launches Sesquicentennial With Charter Ceremony
A re enactment of the state charter signing and a tour of Castleton village hall kick off the sesquicentennial Saturday at 2 p m Ainsburg receives best designed municipal seal award artifacts old photos and an art show will be on display Talks by federal and state representatives follow The Castleton Boat Club sponsors a dance by the Rawhide Band Refreshments available Public invited.
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Chamber to Award 25 Savings Bonds at Local Graduations
Mechanicville Area Chamber of Commerce will donate 25 savings bonds at graduation ceremonies for Mechanicville Stillwater and Hoosic Valley High Schools. Each school will choose its recipient based on community contributions. Director Charles Swain spoke on small business impact and state aid patterns.
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Newspaper of the Month Club and reader tips column
Hot Line column answers reader questions on a national newspaper club, beekeeping, Daphne plants, blood pressure explained, and canning tips. Mentions May is National Blood Pressure Month, thanks to the American Diabetes Association, Sugar Twin, Club Aluminum, and general advice on locating product dealers through company main offices.
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Hoosick Falls Man Charged With Jail Escape
Joseph P. Gorman of Hoosick Falls was ordered held on a jail escape charge after weekends released for in patient help in Bennington Vermont failed to occur. judge says no actual escape happened and apologizes for prior implication.
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Re-election bids for Hoosick Falls and Poestenkill Republicans
Thomas G. Restino and Frank E. Wittman, both Republicans, announce bids to return to the Rensselaer County Legislature representing the Fifth District. Restino, a long-time Hoosick Falls official and community leader, and Wittman, former Poestenkill supervisor and Navy veteran, highlight decades of local service and various appointments.
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Petersburg
Youth canoe race to be held Memorial Day in Hoosick Falls
The Hoosick Falls Youth Advisory Council sponsors a 10 mile canoe race on the Hoosic River starting near the NY-VT line and finishing in Hoosick Falls. Prizes for three age groups will be awarded from eighteen trophies. Participants must live or work in Hoosick and wear life jackets with single blade paddles.
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Grafton Park mishap suit voided by state appeals court
The New York State Appellate Division upheld dismissal of a $150,000 suit by the Bulson family of Watervliet against the state over injuries to Charles and Kevin Bulson at Grafton Lakes State Park in 1970. The court found no negligence by the state and cited contributory negligence by the boys. Judge Main dissented requesting a new trial.
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New York State
Grafton Lakes State Park
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Lower Court of Claims
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Bogardus Comments On Lawyer Costs In Village Layoffs
Hoosick Falls Mayor Donald Bogardus declines to discuss lawyer fees while probing statements about two highway worker layoffs reported in The Times Record. He has commented on remarks by Marilyn Douglas, a Democratic village trustee.
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Donald Bogardus
Times Record
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Five semifinalists named in Coinword contest
Coinword Puzzle No 1145 lists five semifinalists eligible for a jackpot of 1175 dollars after identifying five keywords. If a winner exists, it will be announced Saturday. Read includes names such as Sandy and Ma Brothers, Watervliet E Coin, Lansingburgh, S C Grygatis, Troy Walter O’Brien, Troy Sally Osterhout Petersburg and Mrs Douglas quoted on the payout.
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