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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1967
Page
16
Washington AP reports the House voted 205 to 111 to keep community action agencies under state or local government control, defeating a GOP bid to end the provision. The vote signals continued tension as the anti poverty bill moves forward and the Senate already lacks the provision.
The Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee approved a 6 percent raise for postal workers and 4 percent for other federal employees. A 5 percent postal raise starts July 1 with at least 3 percent for other workers, retroactive to Oct. 1 if House-passed. The total size depends on private-industry pay lag. Debate aims to finish the bill soon, tying raises to postal-rate hikes.
Central State University in Wilberforce Ohio closed pending safety concerns after a riot that drew about 200 National Guardsmen and local officers. Sixty one arrests were made and one officer suffered a broken leg as rioters caused destruction on the predominantly Black campus with 2700 students. Classes will remain closed while President Harry Groves says reopening time will be advised.
A coin collection valued at 200000 to 250000 dollars, formerly owned by the late Hall Park McCullough of North Bennington Vermont, will be sold at a public auction in New York City in November 2022. The collection will be divided due to funding limits in libraries and museums. It is expected to attract numismatic specialists and museum directors from many states. The set includes Roman gold coins and bronze and silver Denarii, among the finest in condition and completeness on the American market.
Directors of Mt. Anthony Union High School Bennington Vermont granted a leave of absence to Theodore Eisenman 29 a driver education instructor who has been recalled to active duty in Vietnam He is also a physical education instructor and wrestling coach The board granted him a formal leave without pay and an assurance he would be rehired upon his return The board also answered criticisms by the Bennington Village water commissioners about delays in proposed fire protection improvements at the new school They want to review the estimated 15000 project and secure advice They reported that under the water board regulations work could not be completed until fall
Rensselaer County Social Services paid 250 820 to 6186 medical assistance beneficiaries with an average 40 55. Albany 6655 beneficiaries received 525 994 in medical assistance at average 79 04. Saratoga spent 213 501 for 3771 recipients. Schenectady total 324 449 for 6785 recipients. Washington 154 567 to 3824 persons. Warren 167 050 for 4275 recipients. Public assistance counts include Albany 6448 with 303 884 and Schenectady 3502 with 154 219. Saratoga 676 with 25 007.
In Colorado Springs a juror initially convicted a forgery suspect, changed her mind after seeing the defendant's wife cry, then returned to conviction on a later tally in the jury room.
In Saigon, the United States highlights hundreds of millions spent on advanced weapons and sensors for the Vietnam War. New systems include radar guided missiles and television guided bombs, plus infrared detection and body heat sensors to spot guerrillas through jungles, with many projects under evaluation or in development.
Waterford Police Court fined drivers over the weekend before Justice of the Peace Joseph Wright. Jurors from Waterford and surrounding towns faced penalties for speeding unsafe tires inadequate muffler insufficient registration and related offenses. Amounts ranged from five to twenty dollars with multiple tickets each.
Sister Mary Andre principal of St Marys School announced yesterday there will be no kindergarten classes today in either the morning or afternoon sessions. Classes will resume tomorrow.
Waterford Home Bureau will teach a lesson titled Pop Smocked Pillow at a meeting tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the Waterford Town Hall community room. Mrs John Golden will instruct. Mrs John M Harney, chairman, will run the business portion. hostesses include Mrs George Bush and Mrs John Mazula.
The funeral of Clifton R. Holcomb was held yesterday morning from Trinity Episcopal Church Watervliet where a Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. John L. Wolff. Bearers were Charles S. Norton Charles W. Powers James T. Gorman Clemis W. Rushin Frank Peak and John T. Madden. Interment was in Memory's Garden Colonie.
Combined women’s group from Federated Church First Presbyterian and First Baptist plans a meeting this afternoon. Mrs. Edwin Skinner urges members to bring the Charlton Girls School stocking staffers to the gathering at the John House Memorial.
School tax payments are accepted by Tax Collector Mrs. Marion Brown until today with a 2 percent penalty. After that date the tax rolls will be forwarded to the Saratoga County Treasurer at Saratoga Springs.
William Robitaille, chairman of the F. B. Peck Hose Co. fund raising project, requests that all returns be made at the firehouse no later than Saturday between 6 and 8 p.m.
Ohio teachers at a St Louis seminar spent most of their time explaining the letters HIPPIES on a banner. The acronym stood for Help Involve Professional Persons in Every School, not a Haight-Ashbury style refrain.
The Waterford Teachers Association sponsors a benefit basketball game between Lansingburgh and Waterford faculties at Waterford Hall High School gym Saturday at 7 30 p m. Proceeds fund the Helen M Gainor Scholarship, awarding a 400 grant to a graduate each year. Waterford features John Anderson Eddych Burrill Burke. Lansingburgh lists John Krochina Bob Gullie Charlie Fake for the event. Separate admissions for adults and students.
The Waterford Village Board will meet today at 7 30 p m in the town hall. Mayor Lee Udfensteiner will preside.
The North End Republican Club plans a card party at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Standard Furniture Company Hospitality House 269 River St. Harold W. Christensen Jr. president named Mrs. By ron Moak general chairman with Robert Browne on tickets and various aides handling tables awards refreshments favors punch publicity decorations and seating.
Tibbits Cadets will hold officer elections at 8 p m today in the post on Fourth Street Carmen Oliviere post president announced last night A report on the recent board of directors meeting will be given and a luncheon will follow the business session
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