Addition Contested Iasig- Tipion Granted Variance For 12 Stalls
The Saratoga Springs Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously granted Fasiz-Tipion Co. a variance of use to add 12 stalls to an existing stable at the corner of Ast and Madison Avenues. The $400000 project includes $25000 for stalls and two lounges, replacing a bunk house, with bid openings set for Friday.
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Fasiz-Tipion Co
Ast and
Madison Avenues
Saratoga Springs
Betty Collins
Roger Williams
Ah Fifth Ave
Richard O'Rourke
Ludlow St
John Finney
Peter A. Issaris
Dorian
Paramount Restaurant
Spa City
John .J
Carusone
Fasiz-Tipton Co
Supreme Court
Saratoga Ad Inc
Martin's ‘Tv
Broadway
Lincoln Avenue
Congregational Church Youth Split and Events Plan
The Phi Gamma Chi Society of First Congregational Church at Rensselaer meets at 8 p.m. in Fellowship Mall with Mrs. Augusta Schauble presiding to plan next month’s events. Youth fellowship is divided into two units due to age differences. the older group meets with Community Congregational Church in Clinton Heights Sundays at 7 p.m., while the younger meets at Rensselaer. Gleaners Society women are organizing fundraising dates for the annual project.
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Phi Gamma Chi Society
First Congregational Church
Rensselaer
Inday
Fellowship Mall
Augusta Schauble
Irma Fr. Warfield
Community Congregational Church
Clinton Heights
Gleaners Society
Open House Set at Van Rensselaer High School
Open house sponsored by the PLA will run today from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. at Van Rensselaer High School. Principal Louis Duteher said it offers parents a chance to meet teachers and arrange conferences. A social hour will follow. a scheduled open house at School 2 was canceled by last night’s fire.
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PLA
van Renssslaer High School
Louis HH. Duteher
Mrr
Duteher
PTA
Sonny
CDA Supper Follows Holy Hour at St. Inahn's Church
Cou San Salvador, CDA, of Rensselaer will observe a Holy Hour Fridays at 7 p.m. at St. Inahn's Church. The Mass will be said by Rev. Nodh Murphy, assistant pastor and court chaplain. Mass will be followed by a supper at St. John's Academy cafeteria with several area courts invited.
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Cou San Salvador
CDA
Rensselaer
St. Inahn's
Nodh Murphy
Father Murphy
Chrch
St. John’s Academy
Diaconate Board To Meet Tomorrow At Church
The Diaconate Board of First Rapa Church scheduled to meet tomorrow at 7:30 pm at the church. Chairman Robert Robinson will preside. Plans to welcome the new pastor Rev. Roland J. Brown of Cranston will be discussed, as Brown and family are due December 1.
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Diatogate Board
First Rapa Church
Orseanally
Robert ©. Robinson
Roland J. Brown
Cranston
Brown
Power Firm Hearing Set For Dee 5
The Public Service Board will hear Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp on December 5 about a $5 million stock issue. The board had already allowed $3 million and will review the remaining $7 million of the $10 million request. A $15 million sale planned earlier awaits approval, while thermal pollution disputes delay completion of the $100 million plant to April 1971.
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Montpelier, Vi
Nee
Public Service Board
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
PSB
Vermont Yankee
Federal Securities and Enchange Commission
Fave
Arsenal Aide Presenting iPapers at Meetings
Dr. Rolf F. Wagner of Watervliet Arsenal presents a three mode control using high gain fluid amplifiers with John A. Barrett at the American Society of Mechanical Engineers winter meeting in Pittsburgh. He will speak November 21 22 before University of Sherbrooke faculty and students on Maidic elements and computer applications to process control. The arsenal unit studies fluidic remote control for automatic gun mechanisms.
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Rolf FB. Wagner
Simon Lane
Latham
Watervliet Arsenal Experimental Mechanics Laboratory
Pittsburgh
Sherbrooke
P.Q
Canada
Wagner
Arsenal
John A. Barrett
9Th St. Rensselaer
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Pittshursh
University of Sherbrooke
Arsenals Automatic Control Group
Miss Sheridan Dies After Brief Illness
Helen M. Sheridan a Troy native and longtime Cluett Peabody employee died at St Marys Hospital after a brief illness. She was daughter of the late Joseph J and Ella V Sheridan and leaves a sister Mrs Reginald Smith of Norwalk and a brother Edward P Sheridan of Savannah. Services set for Friday with a Requiem at Saints Nucus Chapel.
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Helen M. Sheridan
Troy
John F. Kennedy Towers
St Mary's Hospital
Joseph J
Ella V. Sheridan
Cluett, Peabody & Co. Inc
St Augustine's Church
Soldier claims he followed orders in 18 months at home
SAN FRANCISCO AP The soldier the Army forgot, Joe Smith of Brownsville California, insisted he followed orders while at home for 18 months awaiting discharge. Drafted in 1965 for training at Fort Hood Texas, he remained on leave near Brownsville while earning $130 weekly at Sillen Bros Inc. Army allotments to his wife and a savings bond continued, though his pay was not issued. He seeks discharge with civil liberties help, while the Army questions the time and may demand repayment of allotments.
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San Francisco
Joe Smith
Brownsville
Calif
San Francisco Presidio
Fort Hood
Tex
Draflee Smith
Smith
Sillen Bros., Inc
Yuba City
Glenda
Army
Ernest Besig
American Civil Liberties, Union
Presidio
Railroad Cars Derailed Near Lyons New York Central Freight
Twenty nine cars of a T5-car New York Central freight train derailed southeast of Lyons between Syracuse and Rochester blocking the main line. The Wayne County Sheriff's office reported none of the six crew members injured. The train ran from Niagara Falls to Syracuse.
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Lyons
N.Y
New York Central
Syracuse
Rochester
Wayne County Sheriff's Office
Niagara Falls
Commissions in the British Army Could Be Purchased
The article notes that commissions were purchasable in the British army, with examples reaching high costs. It states that even a lieutenant colonel's commission in a first class regiment could be priced at substantial sums, illustrating the wartime and imperial era’s financial admissions for officer ranks.
End Of An Era In Embriusville Post Office Closes
After 137 years the Em breeville Post Office in Embriuseville Pa has been closed by the U S Post Office Department. Believed to be the smallest post office in the state the frame building measured 12 by 14 feet. Residents will now receive mail by rural carrier.
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Embriseville
Embreeville
U.s.post Office Department
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W. R. Browne
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Diaconate Board
Elie
Dee
Miss Sheridan
Rutherford B. Hayes
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