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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1969
Page
17
Read the U S safety label and maker’s guarantee before buying. Check shrinkage statements and binding materials, ensure proper service access, and avoid unnamed unlabeled products. Do not tuck heating elements under the mattress and beware overheating sensors no longer in production. Margaret Dana invites questions at Consumer Questions Box.
Prices for apples and vegetables listed by category with ranges in dollars per unit. Includes Macouns Delicious Cortland and mass market apple varieties, celery not shown, eggs priced by size.
Craig J. Kelly is hired as head of marketing at New Britain Bank and Trust Company. A 1967 Springfield College graduate, he attended Albany Law School, served in the New York Air National Guard, and earlier worked as a development associate at Springfield College. He is active in Springfield College alumni activities and is the son of Warren W. and Mrs. Kelly of Cohoes.
Senate subcommittee hears four drugs deemed ineffective remain stocked in federal hospitals. Moss urges FDA to explain and act, while FDA says it lacks authority to force hospital removals. Panalba, linked to Upjohn, is cited as an example of disputed efficacy and safety concerns.
John Owen felt fatigued while driving in Broadway England and pulled over. He yawned yawn caused a dislocated jaw muscle and he drove to a hospital with his mouth open.
Across clues cover basic words from row one to thirty six with common crossword answers. The puzzle includes terms for places objects animals and abstract concepts and provides shorthand for elements such as plant life and celestial bodies. The full grid would map each clue to a position in the completed crossword.
Answer list for yesterday puzzle includes rubber bottomed footwear determinate conjunction compass point in front of top of house capable male deer everyone period of time outfit observe Babylonian and related terms with the final note 47
South Colonie schools may lose 390 650 in state aid for 1970 71 under 1969 cuts. Supt James Runkel told the board operating expense aid would fall 126 225. transportation aid 140 575. growth and debt service cuts plus elimination of size correction aid. He warned the crisis could endanger education quality without more aid.
Scout Troop 99, meeting Tuesdays at Newtonville United Methodist Church, has set a full year of activities including a weekend campout at Camp Van Allen, a Klondike derby and snowshoe hike at Stratton Mountain Vermont in January, a February court of honor dinner, and a March trip to Westover Massachusetts AFB, with additional events planned.
Albany educator Ben Becker will address the Boght Hills Elementary School PTA in Latham Wednesday evening. Becker, principal of Philip Schuyler High School in Albany, will speak on Are Today’s Youth Different. He directs Camp Nassau at Guilderland and is a Cortland State College and New York University graduate.
A two session seminar on how to select stocks for successful investing will be offered by the Niskayuna Public Schools Adult Education division on November 12 and 19 at 7:30 p.m. in room D105. Mario V. Farina will teach using his book as text.
Willetta Chapter CBS will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Latham Masonic Temple. Past worthy matrons and worthy patrons will be honored. Members are reminded to bring items for the bazaar to be sold after the meeting and at the next meeting. A social hour and refreshments will follow.
Dr John O Keefe of NASA said lunar soil analysis supports the theory that the moon separated from the earth in a cataclysmic tidal event. The earth and moon share scarce precious metals nickel and cobalt and show signs of intense heat at formation.
Robert Huyck, Niskayuna High School principal for three years, submitted his resignation to be effective December 8 and will take the principal role at Little Falls High School. The board accepted the resignation. Mrs. Linda Seymour also resigned as nurse-teacher at the high school effective January 5. Barbara Gariepy was named an elementary teacher at the middle school level, effective immediately. Nancy Stackhouse received a provisional civil service appointment as senior stenographer at Craig Elementary. Additional routine actions were taken at the meeting.
Colonie police opened investigations into three break-ins over the weekend. Targets included Lynn's Garage at 2040 Central Avenue and the office of Dr. Luigi V. Farina at 823 Troy-Schenectady Road Latham. Naughters Texaco on Albany Shaker Road showed no theft.
Heinz Schlechte, 58, a former SS sergeant who drove a mobile gas chamber, went on trial in Kiel charged with complicity in the murder of 2,000 Jews during the Nazi regime.
Captain Michael M. Hynes son of Mr and Mrs Martin J Hynes of 20 Caroline St Latham reenlists for four more years after a four year tour. An F 4 Phantom pilot he has served in Vietnam and is stationed with Marine Fighter Attack Training Squadron 201 at Cherry Point North Carolina with his wife Tanya M Gunter of Pensacola Florida and nine month old son Daniel.
A fire at 36 Fuller Road Colonie killed a pet dog and forced a mother and her three children to flee unharmed. Mrs Tan Heller was identified by police. her husband serves in Portugal. A boy said a lit match in a closet sparked the blaze. The home at 7 Caroline St Latham belonged to Bernard Martinese and suffered extensive damage. Fire units from Fuller Road and Stanford Heights battled the flames.
The Coast Guard reported the missing tug Marjorie McAllister may lie at the Atlantic bottom with six crew members alive inside. Navy divers and salvage vessels were requested as wreckage and survival gear appeared near the last reported position after the vessel sent a distress message from 20‑foot seas and 50‑knot winds.
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