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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1976

Page

2

East Greenbush to vote on 11.8 million budget and two year contract

East Greenbush district school board meets at 7:30 in Columbia High to consider a proposed 11,841,923 budget for 1976 77 and a two year teachers contract. The plan offers no first year pay rise and up to seven percent second year with steps.

East Greenbush East Greenbush District Columbia High School East Greenbush Teachers Association Betty MacMasters Department

Hotline helps and readers share in The Troy Times Record

Hot Line letters discuss getting help through classifieds. Ada L Robinson’s money spider tale inspires readers to phone in with luck charms and responses. Others note assistance finding banked Social Security checks, an old fashioned boiler for canning, and a National Geographic back issue via Bryn Mawr Book Shop in Albany.

Times Record Troy N.Y Ada L. Robinson Watervliet Times E.M.T. of HOT Line Patricia Snyder Ellie Goudreau Cohoes Joseph Midette

Improvements at Routes 4 9 and 20 intersection planned

Albany Bureau reports reconstruction at the Route 4 and Routes 9 and 20 intersection will be funded under a contract to be awarded early next fall. State Transportation Commissioner Raymond Schuler said flexibility in federal aid allows the project, costing about 600000 dollars, with percent federal share and the rest by the state. Upgrades include wider pavements, left and right turning lanes, modern signals and new lane markings to improve traffic flow.

Raymond Schuler Schuler

Albany mother recalls jump to escape fatal blaze

Debby Jones, 19, of 394 Madison Ave, Albany, said she jumped from her second story apartment after flames trapped her and her 2 year old son Robert Jones. Fire officials could not save the boy, pronounced dead at Albany Medical Center at 2 25 a.m. Monday. She described waking to smoke and shouting for her son as firefighters fought the blaze.

Albany Robert Jones Albany Medical Center Debby Jones Madison Ave

Parking concerns mark Rensselaer Business Association meeting

RENSSELAER Business Association members discussed downtown parking shortages in the south end, noting employees occupy scarce lots, while planners may identify new spaces for customers. Plans for a August 15 dinner at the Knights of Columbus Hall were announced, with 100 tickets needed to cover costs.

Rensselaer Rensselaer Business Association Robert Albright Albany - Rensselaer Paint and Glass Company Association Henchey Sandra van Vorst

Saratoga Fair Discount Ticket Sale Starts

Saratoga Springs advance adult discount tickets for the Saratoga Fair June 25 to July 4 are on sale at Stewart's Ice Cream outlets. Tickets cost 2.50, children under 12 pay 1.50. Two-For-One Day cards are issued for June 30 ride deals 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Saratoga Fair Saratoga Springs Stewart's

Bicentennial Ball fundraiser for Yankee Doodle Band travels to London

The Flag Day Bicentennial Dinner and Ball in Rensselaer on June 12 funds a summer 1977 trip for the Yankee Doodle Band to London England. A 7:30 p.m. buffet follows the band performance at Knights of Columbus Hall. The event is organized by the Rensselaer Bicentennial Commission with support from the Rensselaer Historical Society and local Legion posts. Tickets are sold by Mary Manning and James West.

Rensselaer Knights of Columbus Hall London England Rensselaer Bicentennial Commission Commission Dan Hammon Fort Craile American Legion National Legion The Rensselaer Historical Society James J. Leyden Navy School of Music San Diego Calif Yankee Doodle Band Leyden Mary Manning James West

Rensselaer students honored for academic achievement

Rensselaer Jr. Sr. High School students receive DAR history award Lavina Morgia earns DAR prize for excellence in American History at a school ceremony. Carol Farley and Barbara Vines win Capital Newspapers Staffer Award. Five seniors join National Honor Society and James Hunt is the only junior inducted. A tea and reception followed in the library with NHS families. Sponsor is Mrs. Michael Skidmore.

Rensselaer Lavina Morgia Rensselaer Jr. Sr. High School Daughters of the American Revolution DAR Times Record Carol Farley Barbara Vines Capital Newspapers Sandra Horan Michelle Kenna James Perpedglia Theresa Reitford Sandra Schwenke James Hunt Assembly For Honor Society Michael Skidmore

DA says evidence existed to convict Jordan of rape

District Attorney Pierce Russell said there was enough evidence to convict Joseph Jordan of rape but he pleaded guilty to first degree robbery in a negotiated deal. Russell argued plea bargaining consolidated charges while keeping the rape on Jordan’s record, despite Beverly Scott’s demand for a trial to prove the rape allegation.

Jordan Schenectady - Rensselaer County Pierce Russell Beverly Scott Joseph Jordan Scott Troy Channel 17 Russell Carol Bellamy Manhattan Brooklyn

Priest to address East Greenbush unit

Rev. Thomas Phelan of RPI linked to the Mohawk Hudson Industrial Gateway will speak at the 12th Bosses Night of the East Greenbush Credit Union International. The dinner occurs Wednesday at Winding Brook Country Club Valatie with cocktails at 6 15 p m and dinner at 7 15 p m. Lois Hantragle will present Perfect Attendance and Educational Certificates. program chairman Regina Hanson.

East Greenbush Thomas Phelan RPI Mohawk-Hudson East Greenbush Credit Union International Winding Brook Country Club Valatie Lois Hantragle Regina Hanson

East Greenbush honors 18 top merit scholarship students

East Greenbush School District announced that 18 Columbia High School students place in the national top five percent on the Scholastic Aptitude Test part of the National Merit Scholarship Program. Commended and semi finalist recognitions will come in fall with colleges sending notices to these high scorers.

East Greenbush Columbia High School Charles Patricia Columbia High Victoria Abrash Merritt Abrash Rensselaer Christopher Beetle Patricia Beetle Castleton Therese Broderick Paul Broderick David E. Chesser Sylvia Chesser Averill Park Anthony F. Chiffolo Frank Chiffolo Diane Guilefuss Carl Guilefuss Nassau Scot. Higgins Franklin Higgins Erika Jorgensen Helmuth Jorgensen Ronald Ladouceur Guy Ladouceur Mary Beth Lyons Arthur Lyons Chester Meisel Risa A. Muraven Joseph Muraven Madeline Rolando Victor Rolando Schodack Joan Susko Edward Susko North Greenbush Charles Venezia Barbara Wolfe John Wolfe Claire Wood David Wood

East Greenbush students win scholarship program alert

The Greenbush School District announces 38 students at Columbia High School will attend the school half day and the BOCES center in Troy half day. The juniors and seniors are cited by BOCES for the program participation.

East Greenbush Columbia High School Occupational Board of Cooperative Educational Services BOCES Columbia Boces Center Troy

Weather delays threaten county grain and hay crops

In Rensselaer County dairy farms face critical losses as rain-soaked hay and late corn planting endanger next year’s feed. Extension agent Phil Bemis warns of nutritional value drops and farmer losses unless a full week of sun and dry weather appears.

Hoosick Falls Rensselaer County Rensselaer Cooperative Extension Phil Bemis Bemis Frank Cipperly Cipperly

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