Anderson Wins Watervliet Council Seat By Large Margin
Watervliet voters re-elected Democratic Councilman William Anderson with 72 percent of the vote, beating Republican Estelle Kearns 3,052 to 1,235. Ward totals favored Anderson in all four wards, and the race highlighted issues on recreation, city government, and planning. Anderson pledged continued playground and street improvements, water supply work, urban planning, senior services, and beautification. Other measures: Sol Greenberg re-elected county district attorney, Koreman and Pennock win state supreme court posts, coroners Cavanaugh and Marra unopposed, and the economic development bond issue defeated 1,613 to 708.
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Albany County Board of Elections
Watervliet
Albany County
Sol Greenberg
Kevin Moss
Supreme Court
Harold E. Koreman
John H. Pennock
It's Fashion Magic Slide Handle Clutch The One Bag
A two in one bag converts from a roomy under arm clutch to a satchel with slide away straps. Features include a top zipper and a wide outside pocket in canvas or urethane, offered in fashion colors.
Heck center aide talks in Watervliet tonight
SODALITY MEETING Our Lady's Sodality of Saint Patrick's Church will meet today at 7 30 p m in the school lunchroom Mrs Pauline Kubizne of the Oswald D Heck Development Center will be the guest speaker for the evening Following a short business meeting Mary Verni chair man will host an open house cocktail party The parish community is invited and all friends are welcome
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Saint Patrick's Church
Pauline Kubizne
Oswald D. Heck
Mary Verni
Socialism Talk Focuses on Early Schenectady Leaders
Karl Sainden and David Goodall discuss Schenectady socialism in the early 20th century at Emmanuel Baptist Church. The talk covers figures such as George Lunn Walter Lippman and Charles Steinmetz. admission is free with refreshments, sponsored by In These Times.
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Schenectady
Karl Sainden
David Goodall
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Nott Terrace
George Lunn
al Smith
Walter Lippman
Charles Steinmetz
Sainden
Goodall
New Citizen
National Independent Socialist Weekly
Green Island selects Demarest as new town supervisor
Democratic candidate John Demarest won the Green Island town supervisor race with 1,182 votes. Demarest, 70 Hudson Ave., will replace Mayor Michael R. McNulty who did not seek re election. Voter turnout reached about 67 percent with Demarest capturing wards four 259 first ward 261 second ward 258 third ward 404 fourth ward. He has served as town councilman since 1967 and is employed as an electrician with Nazarian Electric Inc. of Troy.
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John Demarest
Michael R. McNulty
McNulty
Green Island
Demarest
Hudson Ave
Nazarian
Charles Finning
Paine St
Peter Fulgar
Fulgan
George St
Park
Albany youth board gains new member Alfred Carrow
Alfred Carrow of Guilderland appointed to Albany County youth board by County Executive Jim Coyne. Former Tupper Lake police officer active in Christ the King Youth Center Pine Bush Little League and Babe Ruth League. Final race results show Angela Weisenforth elected tax collector 1144 votes. Green Island voters reject Proposition One 426 218. Sol Greenberg defeats Kevin Moss for district attorney 102 246. Coroners James Cavanaugh and John J Marra elected unopposed with 1125 and 1136 votes.
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Albany
Alfred Carrow
Guilderland
Albany County Youth Board
Albany County
Jim Coyne
Tupper Lake
Carrow
Christ the King Youth Center
Pine Bush Little League
Babe Ruth League
Angela Weisenforth
Hudson Ave
Green Island
Sol Greenberg
Kevin Moss
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