Michael Turecamp tug christened at Matton Shipyard
After over a year of work by 50 shipbuilders, the tug Michael Turecamp was launched at Matton Shipyard Co in Cohoes. Commissioned for Turecamp Coastal and Harbor Towing Corp, it awaits completion of hull and cabin work before delivery to Wilmington Delaware, with December as an estimated delivery month.
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Turecamp Coastal and Harbor Towing Corp
Elizabeth Odell
Albany
Delaware
Mansion holds taste treasure from 19th century wine cache
A Revolutionary-era Ten Broeck Mansion in Albany reveals a 30 case stash of rare 19th century wines including Chateau Mouton Rothschild 1875 and Lafite 1868. Heublein expert Alex C. McNally calls it the largest collection of golden age vintages found in America and plans an auction in Atlanta next May to fund mansion restoration.
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Albany
N.Y
Alex C. McNally
Heublein, Inc
Tutankhamen
Ten Broeck
Albany County Historical Association
Chateau Mouton Rothschild
Chateau Lafite
Chambertin
Heublein
Atlanta
McNaily
Abraham Ten Broeck
Association
Society
William Hannay
Hannay
East Hartford
McNally
Chateau Mouton- Rothschild
Chateau Haut-Brion
Rail lore weekend at Schenectady rail society events
Mohawk Hudson Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society hosts a weekend of railroad films flea market and seminars at Schenectady Ramada Inn. Events include a public banquet Saturday night and multiple lectures on rail freight vandalism rail police and tourist rail lines with speakers from Conrail D H and DOT.
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Schenectady
Mohawk & Hudson Chapter
The
National Railway Historical Society
Ramada Inn
Kennedy Room
New York City
Northeast
Warner Clark
Conrail
Syracuse
Everett Talbot
Delaware & Hudson Railway
Albany
Benjamin Zodikoff
New York State Transportation Department
Mohawk & Hudson CH
Richard
Nancy Snyder
Proctor
Otter Valley Railroad
Railroad Hall of Fame
Marvin A. Davis
Cohoes
D&h
Richard B. Hosmer
DOT
Francis Boardman
United Transportation Union
C. L. Ballard
Poestenkill
Lovell to Speak at Siena College Campus Center Theater
Captain James A. Lovell the first man to orbit twice to the moon will speak at Siena College in the Campus Center Theater. Admission has a small fee for the public while Siena students faculty and staff enter free.
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Lovell
Siena
Loudonville
James A. Lovell
Siena College
Campus Center
Frank Borman
William Anders
Cities push for urban cultural parks to aid preservation
Rep. Pattison introduces a plan to let Troy Waterford Cohoes Green Island and Watervliet gain urban cultural park status eligible for new federal grants. The idea faces definitional and funding questions but aims to reuse historic structures spur tourism and economic revival with an 80 percent federal share for demonstration projects.
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Washington
House
Troy
Edward W. Pattison
West Sand Lake
Waterford
Cohoes
Green Island
Watervliet
Lowell
Mass
Pattison
Interior Subcommittee On
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
BOR
White House
Interior Department
Carter
National Heritage Trust
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Bay- Houston Towing Co
Naval Academy
Aviation Safety
Illinois Wesleyan
Rockhurst College
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Washington Bureau
Thomas F. O'Neill
Dmass
Edward Pattison
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