Multiple Auto Crashes Hurt Three, Garage Damaged in Wynantskill
Three separate Friday crashes left three injured. In Wynantskill a 17 year old Troy resident Richard Perry suffered facial injuries when his car hit a gas vent and yard at 2 Lucille Ct. His car collided with Paul Yergin's at Brookside Avenue. The Perry vehicle struck a gas vent line and damaged a garage breezeway. Police noted both cars were towed and Sgt. Helwig and Cpl. Gundrum investigated. A 77 year old Troy man Felix Kuber suffered forehead lacerations after stepping in front of a car driven by Joseph Hoffman, and was taken to Samaritan Hospital in fair condition. In Troy, three people including Lorrie Weir, Virginia Belli, and Deborah Williams were treated and discharged after a two-vehicle wreck at Locust and Alder Avenues. Drivers Abner Weir and Levi A. Stanley were listed, with Stanley’s car owned by Joseph Wells. Patrolmen Connors and O’Konski investigated.
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Lucille Ct
Wynantskill
Richard Perry
Meadow Dr
Troy
Samaritan Hospital
Lucille Court
Brookside Avenue
Perry
Paul F. Yergin
Crescent Terr
Yergin
David Moffat
Lucillé Ct
Robert Helwig
Charles Gundrum
North Greenbush
Third Street
Jefferson St
Felix Kuber
van Rensselaer Manor
Joseph Hoffman
Hill St
John F. Berkery
St. Mary’s Hospital
Lorrie Weir
Orr St
Virginia Belli
Bolivar Ave
Deborah Williams
Francis St
Abner J. Weir
Levi A. Stanley
Viola Rd
Muncie
Montreal students block National Rail freight train protest
In Lacolle Montreal students halt a 65 car Canadian National Railway freight train near the U S border to protest the Vietnam War. McGill students stand on the tracks while others walk the rails toward the train. Two arrests reported.
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Lacolle
Que
Montreal
Canadian National Railways
United States
Plattsburgh
McGill University
U.S
FAA proposes extended flight restrictions at five major airports
The FAA asks for up to a one year extension at Washington National Chicago O’Hare and New York area airports Kennedy LaGuardia Newark to ease congestion since quotas began June 1. The United States also urged NATO to seek mutual conventional force reductions in Europe alongside strategic arms talks with the Soviet Union as reported by State Department officials.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Washington National
Chicago O'Hare
New York City
Kennedy
LaGuardia
Newark
U.S
United States
Atlantic Alliance
Europe
State Department
Brussels
NATO
Bonanno and Notaro convicted in a mail fraud scheme
New York AP reports Salvatore Bill Bonanno and Peter Notaro were found guilty on most counts in a mail fraud and conspiracy case involving a Diner’s Club credit card extorted from a travel agent. Bonanno faced two perjury counts. Notaro was acquitted on one perjury count. A separate court note cited an oral confession from one of four bombing suspects amid a bail hearing.
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New York
Salvatore
Bill’ Bonanno
Peter Notaro
Bonanno
Joseph
Joe Bananas
Notaro
Tucson
U.S
Skidmore Sets Greek Drama Mass for Dionysus
Skidmore College presents a fall production titled Mass for Dionysus in the Little Theater Regent Street Saratoga Springs. Written by Prof James R Maloon the modern adaptation of The Bacchae stars 22 students directed by Prof Richard R Cuyler with performances at 8 30 p m for five nights from Wednesday through Sunday.
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Dionysus
Skidmore College
Little Theater
Regent Street
Saratoga Springs
James R. Maloon
Drama Department
Euripedes
Richard R. Cuyler
Community Thanksgiving Services Across West Sand Lake
West Sand Lake notices detail Trinity Lutheran and United Methodist worship services and choir rehearsals for Thanksgiving week. Listings include times for services at Averill Park High School and various church activities, choir practices, and youth programs across area churches. The November 26 service at 8 p.m. at Averill Park High School is highlighted with related rehearsals at United Methodist and Trinity Lutheran churches.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Jonathan
Averill Park High School
United Methodist Church
West Sand Lake
Trinity Lutheran
Warren Rippe
United Methodist
Emerson Rugh
St. Henry’s Catholic Church
Wayne Wilson
Sand Lake Center
Asbury Hall
Annetta Fletcher
Ionesco Lecture At Skidmore College Pitches Comedy Of Tragedy
Dr. Fernand Vial of Albany State University will lecture on Ionesco Comique Du Tragique at 7 30 p m Wednesday in Skidmore College Language Center 99 Circular St Saratoga Springs The talk is sponsored by Skidmore Department of Modern Languages.
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Fernand Vial
Albany State University
Skidmore College
Circular St
Saratoga Springs
Skidmore Department of Modern Languages
Frigid Air and Snow Sweep Nation Amid Deep South Chill
Bitter northwest winds bring snow and freezing temperatures from Michigan to Mississippi. Heavy snow warnings issued for western New York and Pennsylvania while Atlantic coast gale warnings persist. Two deaths linked to ice hazards in Tennessee as accumulations reach several inches southward.
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Michigan
Mississippi River
Weather Bureau
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginias
North Carolina
Atlantic
Virginia
Boston
Great Lakes
Holland
Mich
Hancock
South Bend
Ind
Beckley
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Mississippi
Tennessee
Cumberland
Great Smoky Mountains
State Won't Pay For Remodeling Charcoal Plant
An appellate court upheld a 157 645 dollar award to Chiloway Charcoal Inc for a 1967 taking of its Downsville Catskill plant. The company sought 606 800 arguing renovation costs, but the court ruled reconstruction costs after the taking could not be expected, despite commendable rejuvenation efforts.
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Chiloway Charcoal Inc
Catskill
Downsville
Court of Claims
State Supreme Court
High Court
Two Ladies Coats Worth 400 Stolen From Store
The manager of Weinberg's Women's Fashions at 50 3rd St. reported two ladies coats missing Friday. A rack display coat valued at 250 dollars and another valued at 140 dollars were taken before discovery. Detective Sgt. John Comitale was told by Joseph Yanover of the loss.
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Weinberg
Women’s Fashions
3Rd St
Joseph Yanover
John Comitale
Fire crews respond to false alarm at Ludlow Valve Co
Troy firemen were summoned to a mistaken call at 4 44 p m Friday at the Ludlow Valve Co foot of Adams Street. Fire officials said there was no fire. The vacant structure had two major fires in the past month, one general alarm and one two alarm blaze.
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Troy
Ludlow Valve Co
Adams Street
Plane Repaired After Damascus Hijack
Repairs on a Trans World Airlines jetliner hijacked by Arab guerrillas to Damascus August 29 are completed. The Syrian News Agency said the plane will be flown to Washington soon after the cockpit was blown up upon landing.
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Damascus
UPI
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Washington
World Community Day Held by Hancock Church Women United
The Hill and Valley Council of Church Women United gathered over 50 women from seven Taconic and Lebanon Valley churches at the Hancock Baptist Church. Rev. Donald Chamberlain of St. Stephen's Episcopal in Pittsfield spoke at the service, directed by Stephen Town Federated Church. The theme focused on Christians in International Development and world hunger. A committee was appointed to present officers at Fellowship Day.
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Hill and Valley
Donald Chamberlain
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Pittsfield
Mass
Setphentown Federated Church
Rudolph Knaack
Fire Dept Answers Two Minor Calls
Clinton Heights firefighters responded to an overheated furnace motor smoke incident at 28 Hillsview Ave. at 9:22 p.m. and to a shed fire on Orchard Ave in Prospect Heights at 10:38 p.m. The shed was destroyed and cause is under investigation.
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Hillsview Ave
Clinton Heights
John Deyo
Orchard Avenue
Prospect Heights
Stephentown Church Groups Plan Meetings and Events
The women of Stephentown Federated Church meet in Memorial Hall with a Ladies Aid luncheon and officers installation, while the Candlelight Society holds a 7:30 p.m. session. A nominating committee will present officer candidates.
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Stephentown Federated Church
Memorial Hall
Ladies Aid Society
Eva R. Shaw
Ruth Yale
Doris Liebenow
Margaret Connors
Candlelight Society
Ralph Barrett
Blanche Coffey
Paul Sykes
Calvin Atwater
Air Force Suspends F111 Flight Plans
The Air Force halted flights of the swing wing F111 aircraft after a heat duct leak appeared in two planes and one engine during ground tests at Nellis AFB Nevada. The suspension affects 22407 aircraft including eight of the new strategic bomber versions.
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Washington
Air Force
Nellis Air Force Base
Nev
Poestenkill Firemen Nominate Officers for December Election
At a Poestenkill Volunteer Fire Co meeting Chief Edwards Hughs reported two drills three nights of fire school one car accident and mutual aid stand by for October. Joseph Fleming said Rescue Squad logged five calls fifteen man hours while Emergency Squad handled one accident call and fire prevention week at schools. Clifford Heffner named 50th anniversary chairman. Officers nominated include Arthur Berry president Richard Myatt vice president David Legenbauer recording secretary Walter Bubie financial secretary Erich Komdat treasurer Frank Bassidy George Eaton directors. Line officers named Edward Hughs chief Robert Bubie assistant in first district Theodore Catlin Jr assistant in second district. Election set for December.
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Poestenkill Volunteer Fire Co
Edwards Hughs
Joseph Fleming
Robert Bubie
Clifford Heffner
Arthur Berry
Richard Myatt
David Legenbauer
North Greenbush Cub Scout Candy Sale Opens Tomorrow
Cub Scout Pack 530 announces its annual holiday candy sale led by Edward Buckley. The assortment includes hard candies chocolates ribbon candy and peanut butter ribbon candy. Proceeds fund the Blue and Gold dinner and a Cubs field trip with orders picked up from Buckley or den mothers before Dec 14.
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Cub Scout Pack
Edward Buckley
Defreestville cancels Saturday dances over outside youths
The Defreestville Fire Department announced the suspension of public Saturday night dances citing disturbances caused largely by outsiders. Anthony Marchese said a small number of outsiders disrupted events leading to police and sheriff involvement and a decision to close the dances, with uncertainty about resuming next year.
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Defreestville
Anthony Marchese
North Greenbush
Sheriff’s Department
Route 4
Evolution To Be Taught Only As Theory
California Board of Education adopts a guideline stating evolution will be taught as a theory not fact. The policy also notes will reference the Bible’s creation account. It aims to steer textbook selection by the State Curriculum Commission and board approval next year.
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Los Angeles
California
State Board of Education
State Curriculum Commission
Indian tepee erected by Mr Wood and group
An authentic Indian tepee was erected with Mr Wood assisted by John Musscatello as co-leader. Participants included Kenneth Grimm, Michael Kelts, Barry Musscatello, and Kevin Wood.
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Mr. Wood
John Musscatello
Kenneth Grimm
Michael Kelts
Barry Musscatello
Kevin Wood
Covenant Church Christmas Bazaar in Averill Park
The Church of the Covenant Averill Park hosts a Christmas Bazaar on Saturday December 6 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Items include doll clothes crafts baked goods antiques glass china silver jewelry decorations candles novelties and gifts. Santa visits at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. A turkey supper runs 5 to 7 p.m. A Scotch auction and Country Store are featured with a snack bar 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Church of the Covenant
Averill Park
Santa Claus
Local Movers and Weekend Visits Highlight West Hoosick Note
West Hoosick welcomes new residents Mr and Mrs Leslie Pine and Mr and Mrs Martin Gayle with sons who bought a home from Mr and Mrs Charles Piritz. Miss Linda Sherman of Natick Mass visited her parents the Shermans. The United Class will meet Monday at 8 pm in Fellowship Hall to collect items for shut ins seniors and students. Frank Gifford and family were guests of the Backeses in Harvard Mass over the weekend. Rev and Mrs George Murdock of Cambridge stayed with the Moseleys Tuesday and plan a Florida winter home trip.
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Martin Gayle
Long Island
Charles Piritz
Linda Sherman
Natick
Mass
Earl] Sherman
United Class
Fellowship Hall
Frank Gifford
Harvard
Frederick Backes
George Murdock
Cambridge
Roger Moseley
Florida
Ithaca Journal Names New Editor Langden
Ithaca N Y Jerry Langden managing editor of the Ithaca Journal was appointed editor Friday succeeding William J Waters who has retired Langden 32 a 1959 Cornell graduate and former city editor four years will continue in the divisions according to general manager James S Graham
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Ithaca, N.Y
Jerry Langden
Ithaca Journal
James S. Graham
William J. Waters
Langden
Graham
Cornell University
Utica
Darrow School Honors Apollo 12 Astronaut Charles Conrad Jr
Charles Conrad Jr was an Apollo 12 astronaut and Darrow School alumnus. Headmaster John Joline says all students could watch the launch on TV Friday. The campus library hosts a special exhibit of Conrad and his family photos.
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Charles Conrad Jr
Darrow School
New Lebanon
Columbia County
John Joline
Conrad
Soviet Press Hails U S Moratorium Day Demonstrations
Moscow reports praise US Moratorium Day protests as a march against the Vietnam war. Tass quotes Washington and New York offices on Arlington Cemetery drums and graves as speakers like Dr. Benjamin Spock condemn the war.
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UPI
Vietnam
Tass
Washington
New York
Arlington Cemetery
Benjamin Spock
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