25 May 1976
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1976
Page
1
Clues across and down ask for word pairs to fit sentences such as a program for a sports meet may fail to arrange contents and a driver should be alert when a road crossing. Names and options include THUMPS TRUMPS TREE MOVING MOWING etc.
The Times Record announces a weekly Coinword contest with a $25 prize. Entries must be submitted before 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication, with name and address. postcards disallowed. If multiple winners, prize split. if none, rolls into next week. Only one prize per family. Duplicate copies available for viewing and libraries. Slim Pride and Expansive Pride led a 3,000-strong parade drawing about 100,000 spectators.
Retired worker Ernie Mann recalls Memorial Day 70 years ago in Rensselaer with fire companies marching to Beverwyck Cemetery and contests at St Anthony on the Hudson. He recounts a 1903 04 blaze on Patterson Curve and a narrow rescue. The column also notes ongoing bicentennial notes and plans for Yankee Doodle Band London trip funding and a local memorial day parade appearance.
Village attorney Donald Larson presented an amendment to the 1964 dog law at the Castleton board meeting. The proposal would bar dogs from entering properties without owner permission, not requiring leashes.
Francine Brady of 1238 Second St sustained minor head and right arm injuries Sunday evening after an unknown assailant attacked her behind her home. Police reported no medical attention was sought. A separate Washington Avenue crash left Thomas J Flanigan of 14 Karen Court, Loudonville, with a vehicle that slid into guard rails after failing to negotiate a curve. The piece also discusses proposed dog control laws, Memorial Day parade route changes, flag display, hydrant drills, speed zone consideration near Castleton Elementary, and a Republican campaign kickoff in Mechanicville with local GOP officials and candidates.
Joel Redlich a 16 year old of 548 Jefferson Court Guilderland apparently fell into the Normanskill Creek last Friday His body was found Sunday by two canoeists The Albany County coroner ruled asphyxiation due to drowning after autopsy and stated the boy had emotional problems expressed by his father to police The search involved local police sheriff and state police with bloodhounds and a helicopter but was halted at dusk Saturday
A two ending elephant parade on Wolf Road drew an estimated 100000 spectators. Traffic delays and packed streets followed as the Ringling Bros show approached Troy’s RPI Fieldhouse. No serious incidents reported. sponsors were Capital Newspapers Group of Albany.
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