Sheriff brings proof photo ID system to Hoosick Falls
The Rensselaer County Sheriff's Department will run a proof photo identification program Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the County Service Center on Church Street. Eligible participants include residents of Hoosick Falls and nearby towns. applicants must be 18 or older with a birth certificate and a parent or guardian present. The $3 card covers processing and mailing. finished cards will include a color photo and personal details. Distribution will be handled by the sheriff and local schools, with licensees urged to check for the official ident card.
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Hoosick Falls
Rensselaer County
Eugene Eaton
Hoosick, Pitt
Sheriff's Bureau of Criminal Investigation
County Service Center
Eaton
Hoosick
Sheriff's Department
Coinword Puzzle 1093 semifinalists named
Semifinalists listed for Coinword Puzzle No. 1093 with 52 names including Corina Bakaitis Hoosick Falls T Bilek Waterford Mary M Biski Troy and others. Jackpot of 2575 dollars awaits a potential winner announced Saturday.
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Corina Bakaitis
Hoosick Falls
T. Bilek
Waterford
Mary M. Biski
Troy
William Brooks
Wilson Brownell
William Campbell
Mechanicville
Ed Carkward
John P. Carp
R- Charbonneau
Cohoes
Reader questions about businesses and TV station addresses
Inquiries ask if The Milk Novelty Co of 4100 Fullerton Ave Chicago is still listed. They note ZIP codes vary and seek Ainshed Mason dealer details and Channel 16 18 initials with station mailing address WTEN Albany NY. Answers provide current dealer leads and WTEN mailing info.
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Milk” Novelty Co
Fullerton Ave
Prcage
Manufacturers receptive to outside ideas in toy market
A veteran toy seller confirms major game producers rarely accept external ideas. The adviser suggests placing ads in Playthings at 200 Fifth Ave New York NY 10010 and Toys and Novelties at 200 Fifth Ave or 51 Madison Ave NY 10010 to seek a willing manufacturer and marketer for the concept.
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New York
Fifth Ave
N.Y
Madison Ave
Center Berlin architect named to NYS Board for Architecture
Donald J. Stephens, an architect from Center Berlin, is appointed by the New York State Board of Regents to the NYS Board for Architecture. He is managing partner at Donald J. Stephens Associates in Albany, with a five year term through October 1980. The board assists the Education Department and advises on licensing and conduct of architects in the state.
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Berlin
Donald J. Stephens
Center Berlin
New York State Board For Architecture
New York State Board of Regents
Stephens
State Education Department
The
Board of Regents
Cambridge Central School
Harwood Strobeck
New York State Health Department
Feed grain use to rebound slowly from record lows, says USDA
The Agriculture Department projects total feed grain consumption will rise but stay below early 1970s levels for years. Domestic use in 1975-76 is about 129.4 million tons, up 12 percent from last season, with 1976-77 possible to 143.6 million tons though still shy of earlier peaks. The balance favors beef, pork, poultry and milk as producers expand after high grain costs.
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AP Farm
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Economic Research Service
County CEO chiefs to meet Tuesday
Hoosick Falls report: The Rensselaer County Board of Directors for the Commission on Economic Opportunity will convene Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the State Armory on Church Street. The public may attend and offer comments. The board holds monthly sessions in Troy and a yearly meeting in Hoosick Falls with four members from Hoosick Falls.
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Hoosick Falls
Rensselaer County Board of Directors
Commission On Economic Opportunity
State Armory
Church Street
Troy
Elks Auxiliary to Meet Monday in Hoosick Falls
A special executive meeting of the Elks Ladies Auxiliary is called for Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Elks Club. All officers and past presidents should attend and report to Mrs. Joan Reopel on Memorial Day parade preparations.
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Elks Auxiliary
Hoosick Falls
Elks Ladies Auxiliary
Joseph Manoogian
Elks Club
Joan Reopel
Cambridge Saddle Club
Grain exports rise as share of U.S. crops grows
A new Agriculture Department analysis shows exports rising from about one in six bushels of corn in 1965 66 to one in four bushels in 1974 75. Wheat export levels remain more erratic relative to production.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
Argyle school budget approved and upcoming district meetings
The Argyle board approved a 1,712,395 budget to be voted at the annual district meeting with a public hearing on June 1 and district meeting on June 8. Rejected bids for a paved recreational area and authorized new bids.
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Argyle
Argyle Board of Education
Cambridge Saddle Club Plans Gymkhana Sunday
Cambridge Saddle Club announces its first gymkhana this Sunday at noon with junior senior and 10 and under championships and ribbons. A negative Coggins Test is required for entrance at the gate and area riders plus spectators are welcome at the club grounds off Route 22 north of Cambridge.
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Cambridge Saddle Club
Route 22
Cambridge
Subsidy Hopes For Municipal Bond Sales In New Plan
Albany Mayor Erastus Corning outlined a federal subsidy proposal offering 35 to 40 percent interest support on taxable municipal bonds. The plan aims to entice investors, including pension funds, by enabling towns to issue higher rate bonds while reducing net interest costs, potentially boosting local financing.
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Loudonville
Albany
Erastus Corning
Corning
Siena College
Speed patrols use CB radio to curb speeding on I-90 to I-787
Trooper Donald Kazi chases a green Charger at 66 mph on I-90 then pulls off on I-787 as CB radio chatter from seven man SET members relays speed checks and arrests. Federal funds of 643000 back the program. officers say traffic slows and aim to gauge lasting impact.
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Donald Kazi
State Police
Nine - O
Kazi
SET
Cohces
Hickey
Sgt
Tijuana
Cbers
Smokey
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