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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1976
Page
2
Play Coinword Test Your Wits puzzle 1120 presents clues with paired word options. Players select the correct term to fit each clue and complete the themed wordplay within a newspaper feature.
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A Middle States Accreditation team completed an 18 month evaluation of Rensselaer Junior-Senior High School and will submit a report to the district in about six weeks. The board praised maintenance head Charles Muller and thanked faculty staff, while defending BOCES against a statewide criticism and supporting its value in a small district.
The board authorized a contract continuation with the Department of Manpower and Department of the Aging for Oct 1 1976 to Sept 30 1977, and approved transportation and reimbursement actions. Open houses were scheduled for elementary and junior high schools, and a security system proposal was delayed for budget review.
East Greenbush police handled burglaries to Red Mill School and a fire station, vandalism to homes, an arson on Tarnan Road, gun incidents on Lincoln and Pinehurst Avenues, and an arrest in the Red Mill School break in. A youth from Berkshire Farm faced third degree burglary charges. Investigations continue.
At the Rensselaer K of C Council the 20-Week Club drew George Betts as the $100 winner. After drawing, Betts pulled his own number from the jar, a 9 204 to 1 odds event noted by observers. Other winners named were John Yonkers and Allen Dietz.
East Greenbush Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings at 7 p.m. at the town hall. Anthony Corellis seeks a variance to build and operate a miniature golf course on Correllis Avenue in a residential agricultural zone, followed by John Petalas requesting a duplex on a 12 000 square foot lot near Wisconsin and Phillips Roads where R 2A zoning limits to single family homes on 6 000 square feet or more.
East Greenbush police accuse Joseph Danaher 26 of assaulting his wife and injuring their nine month old child during an incident at Broadway Bakery where his wife works. Danaher was arrested by Sgt. Robert Kroll and Ptlm. Chris Rickert at 2 30 a.m. He was treated then released from Albany Memorial Hospital.
The Colonie Youth Recreation Center on First Avenue in Latham will host a Thanksgiving dinner at 1 p.m. Saturday. The center invites senior citizens teens parents and pre teens and has voted to invite families with Indian blood according to a spokesman.
Four vehicle collision on Routes 9 and 20 in East Greenbush left one person injured. Richard Midzutani, 77, a passenger in the Cushman car, was rushed to a hospital by Berlin ambulance. Marth Rohrmiller, 68, was cited for improperly pulling out of a driveway.
A 34 year old Nassau resident, Joanne Waechter, is charged with first degree assault in the shooting of her boyfriend Herman Krug of Schodack as he tried to enter her house early Saturday. Krug was treated and released from Albany Memorial Hospital. The investigation involved Rensselaer County sheriff's deputies Schodack village police Nassau police and troopers J B Pechtel J J Olander and Investigator J A Gasbara.
Albany report states racer Thomas A. Corellis of Rensselaer and his wife Donna pleaded guilty to falsifying 1969 joint income tax returns their misstatement involved 21 692 instead of 44 029 with racing income from their Rensselaer Sand and gravel business. Each faces up to three years in prison or a 5000 fine or both. They were released pending a pre sentence investigation.
Hudson Falls Patrolman William H. Clary spotted Thomas Warner 22 of Hudson Falls, an escapee from Mount MacGregor work camp in Wilton, Friday night. Warner, serving time for a non violent offense, was detained and returned to corrections authorities and slated for parole in April.
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