Area School President Warns of Rising Education Costs
Hoosic Valley Central School Board President Russell Jensen warns that without state aid adjustments the district faces a $107 000 local aid loss or a 30 percent tax rise and program cuts. Kenneth E Ruhrmaster notes state aid to public schools will drop by 217 million for 1970 71 per Laws of 1969. The Educational Conference Board represents eight statewide groups.
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Russell Jensen
Hoosic Valley
Educational Conference Board
Tamarac Students Commended for High School Day Honors
The General Education program results from the annual high school day at Cobleskill State University are announced by Herbert W. Ford. commended students include Peter Clickner and Margaret Smith in Biology, Joanne Floyd Jeff Adams Amy Bonesteel Barbara Clarkson Paula Morse Maureen Thompson Tim Kivlin Kenneth Ford Christian Dehnert, George Cipperly Henry Stewart Christopher Eckel James Toomajian Bradley Ford Martin Toomajian Peter Clickner Edward McFalls Daniel Fleischman and others with various placements and honorable mentions.
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Cobleskill State University
Herbert W. Ford
Tamarac
Peter Clickner
Margaret Smith
James Toomajian
Joanne Floyd
Jeff Adams
Amy Bonesteel
Barbara Clarkson
Paula Morse
Maureen Thompson
Tim Kivlin
Kenneth Ford
Christian Dehnert
George Cipperly
Henry Stewart
Christopher Eckel
Bradley Ford
Martin Toomajian
Edward McFalls
Daniel Fleishman
O'Brien-Baker Post To Install Officers
A roast beef dinner hosted by the O'Brien-Baker Post and 27th Pession Association will occur at 7 p.m. today at the Tavern on Broadway. Officers for the 1970 session will be installed by national president Mrs. Rose Millson.
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O’brien-Baker Post
27Th Pession Association
Broadway
Association
Rose Millson
Law school deans condemn Agnew Volpe remarks on war protests
Ten law school deans and several law professors sign a statement urging rational public debate on Vietnam and defending peaceful demonstrations. Signers include Derick Bok Harvard and Arthur Goldberg former Supreme Court justice, calling for support of peaceful dissent.
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Cambridge, Mass
Spiro Agnew
Transportation
John A. Volpe
Harvard Law School
Derick Bok
Vietnam
Supreme Court
Arthur Goldberg
Eugene Rostow
Law School
Jefferson Fordham
University of Pennsylvania
Louis Pollak
Yale
Harvard
Monrad Paulson
University of Virginia
Adrian Fischer
Georgetown
Robert Drinan
Boston College
Ivan Rutledge
Ohio State
Dorothy Nelson
University of Southern California
Murray Schwartz
University of California At Los Angeles
Philip Neal
University of Chicago
U.S
John Douglas
Justice Department
Johnson
Donald Turner
Department
Canada rejects U S auto trade liberalization stance
Ottawa declares Canada not ready for free trade in automobiles after two day review of the Canada U S auto agreement. Treasury Board President C M Drury says safeguards are essential to protect Canada auto industry despite progress.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Treasury Board
C.M. Drury
Commons
Drury
Baez's Husband Denied Parole in 1971 Case
David Victor Harris husband of folk singer Joan Baez was denied parole from a prison term for refusing induction into the armed forces. He will be reconsidered in June 1971 while serving an indeterminate sentence with a three year maximum at the federal prison camp in Safford Arizona. He began serving the sentence August 8 of the previous year.
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Washington
David Victor Harris
Joan Baez
George J. Reed
U.S. Parole Board
Harris
Safford
Ariz
Pastor Gilmour Installed at St Francis de Sales Church
Rev Edward H Gilmour is installed as pastor of St Francis de Sales Church by Rt Rev Msgr Joseph P Conway. He succeeds the late Rev Nicholas J Fitzgerald and is welcomed by parish trustees John I Miller and John F McNulty. A large roster of clergy concelebrates with Monsignor Conway and other district leaders.
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St. Francis de Sales Church
Edward H. Gilmour
Joseph P. Conway
Albany
Father Gilmour
Nicholas J. Fitzgerald
Father Fitzgerald
St. Mary’s, Gloversville
John I. Miller
John F. McNulty
Gilmour
Monsignor Conway
George O’brien
Boniface F. Hanley
O.F.M
Siena College
George M. Regan
C.M
Our Lady of Angels Seminary
Roderick Faneuf
St. Anthony-on-Hudson Seminary
Msgr
William M. Slavin
Our Lady of Victory Church
John V. Casey
O.S.A
St. Augustine’s
Thomas K. Flanigan
John G. Phillips
St. Francis
Dominic S. Ingemie
Landfill Study May End In Suit
Albany County Attorney John J. Clyne warns Metcalf & Eddy may face a lawsuit if the $255,000 solid waste study for the Capital District Regional Planning Commission is not completed by December 1. The commission has paid about half the fee. the firm has produced one chapter and promises a full report by Dec. 1. Lex expects a county wide solution, not regional, to be proposed.
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Boston
Metcalf & Eddy
Capital District Regional Planning Commission
Rensselaer
Albany
Schenectady
Saratoga
Albany County
John J. Clyne
Clyne
Louis Lex
Regional Planning Commission
Lex
Ex-HRA Aide Sentenced For Theft
Former HRA fiscal chief Helynn R. Lewis is sentenced to four years in prison for stealing 43 1000 city antipoverty funds. The 39 year old mother of three pleaded guilty to two counts of grand larceny and one of larceny in the third degree.
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NEW York
Human Resources Administration
Helynn R. Lewis
H.R.A
Lewis
Lee H. Bostic
Supreme Court
John M. Murtagh
Asst
Dist
Jeffrey M. Atlas
Narcotic Education Center To Open In Binghamton
The New York narcotic addiction control commission plans a Tuesday opening of its Binghamton community narcotic education center. Commission chairman Lawrence W. Pierce will preside at ceremonies. Kathleen Martin of Kirkwood has been named senior representative at the center.
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Albany, N.Y
UPI
State
Arbor Hill Grant Raises HUD Funding for Albany Center
The U S Department of Housing and Urban Development announced a $233 465 grant increase on Friday for the Arbor Hill Community Center project on Lark Street in Albany.
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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Department
Arbor Hill
Lark Street
Albany
Soviet TV Delivers Apollo 12 Blastoff News
Soviet television aired a delayed 15 minute telecast of the Apollo 12 blastoff more than four hours after launch. An announcer wished the astronauts a successful return to earth. Izvestia published before the launch and carried only a brief item on page three, also hoping for a safe landing.
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Moscow
Earth
Izvestia
Mohawk Airlines seeks Cleveland Dallas nonstop service
Mohawk Airlines announced it has asked the Civil Aeronautics Board for permission to operate direct flights between Cleveland and Dallas using Boeing 707 jets. The carrier said no other airline offers this route and the plan would extend Mohawk service beyond its current reach to Washington and Detroit with additional applications for Atlanta Miami Montreal Detroit and Pittsburgh routes.
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Utica
N.Y
Mohawk Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Cleveland
Dallas
Mohawk
Washington
Detroit
Atlanta
Miami
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Connecticut Woman Killed Near Malta
A Connecticut woman was killed near Malta around midnight as a multi car crash occurred on the Northway. State Police at Malta said the victim’s identity was not immediately available and she was pronounced dead on arrival at Ellis Hospital in Schenectady. No other injuries were reported.
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Connecticut
Northway
Malta
Ellis Hospital
Schenectady
Laird Sees Reduced Draft Calls and Lottery Plan Timing
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird told the Senate Armed Services Committee that draft calls should fall next year with a maximum 250000 to be drafted in 1970 and a total draft pool near 850000. He cited timings for Nixon’s lottery plan possibly taking effect by January, while Kelley doubted February 1. He noted troop withdrawals from Vietnam may lower needs further and mentioned a presidential commission on deferments due next month.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Senate Armed Services Committee
Laird
Nixon
Defense Department
Asst
Roger T. Kelley
Senate
Vietnam
Red Cross Offers Child Care Course in Albany Area
The American Red Cross will hold a child care and mothers aide course at the Albany Red Cross Chapter located at Hackett Boulevard and Clara Barton Drive. Sponsored by the Albany Jaycees and the First Aid Department, the program starts at 7 p.m. with Kenneth Tribley coordinating. Enrollment is open to Troy Area residents with girls aged 11 and older.
GOP Leader Calls For Resignations In Onondaga County
Onondaga County Republican chairman T Elmer Bogardus asked for the resignations of 76 town and ward leaders after Democratic wins. He said the move would allow rejuvenation and youth to take leadership roles, while sources noted many chairmen would be reappointed. The reorganization follows Democrats gaining City Hall and council control in Syracuse and weakening the county GOP.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Onondaga County
T. Elmer Bogardus
Bogardus
Common Council
Montreal Rejects Expo 70 Participation
Montreal decides not to participate in Expo 70 in Japan due to shipping problems for a 48 ton sculpture. Lucien Saulnier, Executive Committee chairman, announced Friday.
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Montreal
Japan
Lucien Saulnier
Averill Park High Reports Bomb Scare
A bomb scare at Averill Park High School prompted evacuation of pupils after a 10 30 a m threat. Trooper Leffler and local police coordinated with fire departments and BCI personnel to search the campus. classes resumed about an hour later with no danger found.
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Averill Park High School
East Greenbush
R. J. Leffler
N.Y
Perry Hicks
Leffler
West Sand Lake
Averill Park
East
East Greenbush Bci Men, J. F. Meslin
J. A. Gasbara
N. W. Teleska
C. R. Newkirk
Brunswick
R. J. Campana
Two Bandits Rob Buffalo Bank in $17,800 Heist
In Buffalo, two young men wearing green hoods robbed the Kensington-Bailey branch of Manufacturers & Traders Trust Co. at gunpoint, collecting about $17,800 from three tellers. One demanded cash from each line while the other guarded customers with a shotgun and both fled via a rear door. Witnesses described one suspect as around 20 with a day-old beard and the other about 25 with a goatee.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Kensington-Bailey
Manufacturers & Traders Trust Co
Mao's Book On Display At Library
Troy Public Library adds 21 new titles with 19 non fiction volumes. Notable works include Chairman Mao Tse-Tung Quotations and biographies by Niebuhr and Hoyt, plus two fiction titles In This House of Brede and Bahadur Means Hero.
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Troy Public Library
Richard E. Starkey
Mao Tse-Tung
Edward Albee
William H. Amos
Sherwood Anderson
Thomas W. Becker
Arnold Bennett
Jeremy Bentham
Eldridge Cleaver
Ira A. Colleigh
David F. Costello
Big City
Railroad Fined For Pollution By New York Court
A federal judge fined Penn Central Transportation Co. four thousand dollars after a guilty plea to discharging fuel oil into Croton Bay on the Hudson River. The company faced up to two thousand five hundred dollars per count on four charges and was given until next Wednesday to pay.
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New York
Penn Central Transportation Co
Croton Bay
Hudson River
Marvin E. Frankel
Julie Andrews Weds Film Director Blake Edwards
Oscar winner Julie Andrews marries director Blake Edwards in a private ceremony at her Beverly Hills estate. Spokesman confirmed the marriage on Friday with few details.
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Hollywood
Julie Andrews
Blake Edwards
Edwards
Beverly Hills
Flurries Forecast for Troy Area Weather Change
The Albany Weather Bureau reports a shift from showers to flurries in the Troy area. Temperatures stay in the 30s today with some snow likely, and tonight will be cloudy with readings dropping into the 20s. Snow flurries are expected Sunday with temperatures in the 30s.
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Troy
Albany Weather Bureau
Nickel strike ends as union accepts Int Nickel contract
SUDBURY Ont Local 6500 of the United Steelworkers of America voted to accept a contract offer from International Nickel Co. of Canada Ltd ending a four month strike that caused a world wide nickel shortage.
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Sudbury, Ont
United Steelworkers of America
International Nickel Co. of Canada Ltd
Time misprint covers Agnew with labels over mouth
Time magazine said a production error caused its November 14 issue to mail 320000 copies with the mailing labels glued over Vice President Spiro T. Agnew's mouth on the cover. The mistake occurred at the Atlanta plant, with about 700000 mislabeled copies sent from Dallas Atlanta and Old Saybrook plants.
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New York
Time Magazine
Spiro T. Agnew
Time
Atlanta
Dallas
Old Saybrook
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NYS Congress of Parents and Teachers
NYS Council of School District Administrators
NYS Association of Secondary School Administrators
NYS Association of Elementary School Principals
NYS Association of School Business Officials
The
Public Education Association
O’brien-Baker
Law
Goldberg
Rap Agnew
Baez
Childcraft the How and Why Library
Childcraft
Field Enterprises Educational Corp
Wade Road
Latham
Morton H. Floch
Mgr
St. Francis de Sales
Father O’brien
St. Jean Baptiste Church
HRA
Office of Manhattan Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hogan
U.S. Department of Labor
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
Federal General Accounting Office
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Narcotic Education Center
Apollo
Red Cross
GOP
Mao
F. Davis & Son
Carpets Davis
King St
Dabei
Albany Public Markets
Iya
Albany Public
Agnew
Via
Ie Wei
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