1969 County Election Is Official Saratoga results
Saratoga County Board of Elections released official 1969 results. District attorney Loren N. Brown 22325, William J. Werner 10063. Sheriff Lee A. Scherer 23431, William E. Plummer 9799. Coroner Donald L. Clark 21504, William P. Corcoran 9463. Associate justice James Gibson unopposed 30510. Supreme Court Justice J Clarence Herlihy 22670, James P. Houlihan 9498.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga County Board of Elections
Loren N. Brown
William J. Werner
Lee A. Scherer
William E. Plummer
Donald L. Clark
William P. Corcoran
The
Court of Appeals
James Gibson
Supreme Court
J. Clarence Herlihy
James P. Houlihan
Saratoga County Adopts 11 Million Budget With Tax Increase
The Saratoga County Board of Supervisors approved an 1970 budget of 11,192,119, up 327,498, with $4,133,048 to be raised by taxes. Equalization rates were set for 21 towns and two cities, and a major amendment adds 35,000 for expanded mental health, while salaries rise about five percent across departments and state aid declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga County Board of Supervisors
Ballston Spa
Chester Merchant
Ballston
Charlton
Clifton Park
Corinth
Day
Edinburgh
Galway
Greenfield
Hadley
Halfoon
Malta
Mechanicville
Milton
Moreau
Northumberland
Providence
Saratoga
Saratoga Springs
Stillwater
Waterford
Wilton
Merchant
Coe
Obituary notices for Weber and others in Cambridge and area
Frank J. Weber Sr. 73 of St. Luke's Place Cambridge died after a long illness. He was a retired Delaware Hudson Railroad employee and a St Patrick's Church communicant. Survivors include his wife Samantha Weber. three sons eight daughters and many grandchildren. Interment at St Patrick's Cemetery Cambridge. Also memorial notices for Mrs Beatrice G Lawrence and Mrs Helen W Chamberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Weber Sr
St. Luke’s Place
Cambridge
New York City
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
St. Patrick’s Church
Samantha Young Weber
Jacob
Frank J. Weber Jr
Eagle Bridge
Ernest Weber
Patricia Zan- Derkar
Hoosick Falls
Ruth Carroll
Ida Harwood
Charlotte Harrington
Viola Gates
Beatrice Gates
Catherine Austin
Barbara Mooney
Charles A. Ackley
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Beatrice G. Lawrence
van Dam St
Saratoga Springs
Bassing
Howard R. Foye
First Presbyterian Church
Greenridge Cemetery
Saratoga
Frank M. Lawrence
Adirondack Home Bureau
Saratoga Springs Home Gutted By Evening Fire
A two story frame house at 120 Hamilton Street in Saratoga Springs was gutted by a Monday night fire. Occupants Joseph Casertino and family were reported outside the home as flames erupted from both levels. Firefighters, led by Chief Joseph Tighe and Captain John Lanzara, brought the blaze under control by 6:45 p.m. and remained on scene into the night. The cause is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Casertino
Saratoga Springs
Hamilton St
Lin
Coln Avenue
Steve Todd
Joseph Casertano
Benjamin Casertano
John Keyzer
Greenfield Center
Hi Roc
Lincoln Ave
Keyzer
Joseph Tighe
John Lanzara
Warren Co Adopts $10.5 Million Budget For 1970
The Warren County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopts a $10.5 million fiscal year 1970 budget with gross appropriations of $1,495,415.88. Sales tax receipts trigger lower county taxes for most towns. Glens Falls sees a 63 cent cut as it takes cash rather than tax credits. The plan includes a publicity budget, a reserve fund for rights of way, and a county reappraisal program, with slight welfare cuts despite a new data processing system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Board of Supervisors
Glens Falls
Social Services Department
County 4-H Council Names New Officers
David Leggett of Mechanicville was installed president of the Saratoga County 4-H Council at the 4-H headquarters in Saratoga Springs. Installing officer Albert LaRue designated the other officers including Thomas Arnold of West Charlton as first vice president Patrick Reilly of Mechanicville as second vice president Sandra Leggett as secretary Charlene Gainer as treasurer Wanda Barss Greenfield Center as news reporter Sylvia Leggett Mechanicville and Ralph Barss Greenfield Center as eastern district representatives Kevin Triller El-nora and Jill Harrington Schuylerville as recreation leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Leggett
Mechanicville
Saratoga County
4-H Council
4-H
Church St
Saratoga Springs
Albert la Rue
Thomas Arnold
West Charlton
Patrick Reilly
Sandra Leggett
Charlene Gainer
Wilton
Wanda Barss
Greenfield Center
Sylvia Leggett
Ralph Barss
Kevin Triller
Elnora
Jill Harrington
Schuylerville
Three Auto Accidents Investigated in Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Springs police investigated three motor vehicle accidents over the weekend. At 3 45 a m Sunday Joseph T Stoddard 20 of Watervliet drove off Federal Street and hit a fire hydrant after claiming a headlightless car forced him off the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
Joseph T. Stoddard
Watervliet
Federal Street
John Parmatier
Frank Seaman
Charles R. Slade
RD 2
Ballston
Woodlawn Avenue
Robert Marocco
Marilyn A. Hunter
South Hadley
Mass
Margaret L. McHale
Margaret Dr
Ballston Spa
Hutchins Road
Hunter
McHale
Alphonse Ezzo
Richard Leight
OES Chapter Set Christmas Gatherings in Cambridge Area
Cambridge Valley Chapter OES meets at the Masonic Temple Cam bridge at 8 p.m. Mrs Helen Jepson and Kaare A Johansen will preside. Past matrons and officers invited to Warren Washington District CES Christmas party Friday Dec 5 at Gourmet Restaurant Glens Falls with reservations by Nov 26. Past Matrons Circle Cambridge Christmas party Dec 4 Hotel Cambridge with 6:30 p.m. dinner and gift exchange. reserve with Mrs Mary Nennstiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Valley
OES
Masonic Temple
Cambridge
Helen Jepson
Kaare A. Johansen
Warren-Washington
CES
Glens Falls
Jepson
Mary Nennstiel
Justices Review Annexation Petition for Saratoga Springs
A three member panel of Supreme Court justices heard testimony on Saratoga Springs annexing 305 acres in Greenfield including Skidmore College campus. Mayor James A. Murphy and Skidmore President Joseph Paramountain spoke for the petition. Greenfield Supervisor Newton Cline opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Saratoga Springs
Greenfield
Skidmore College
Spa City Hall
Spa City
James A. Murphy
Skidmore
Joseph C. Paramountain
Newton W. Cline
Edward S. Conway
Albany
Third Judicial
Henry F. Werker
Catskill
Greene
James D. Curry
Indian Lake
Hamilton
Appellate Division
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Upstate Area News
By James T. Quinn
James V. Reich
Civil Service
Commissioners of Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
John G. Koval
Town of
Law and Finance Committee
Mechanicville Road
Turkey
Brunswick Road
Troy
Andrew
Brunswick
Eagle Mills
Latham TR
Newburg
Volcano Restaurant
Ferry ST
Vermont
Virginia
Menands Road
Broadway
Route 9
Frank J. Weber
Helen W. Chamberlin
Wallace E. Chamberlin
Fern C., Hall
Virginia C. Hall
Ernest S. Chamberlin
Greenfield Baptist Church
By Chris Carpenter
Warren Co
H Council
Romeo
and Juliet
Oxford
James Debbie Maurice Garner Reynolds
Ronet
Justices
Cinema Art Theatre
Am Curiou
Wilgat Sjéman
William Wolf
Cue Magazine
Grove Press
Lena Nyman
Sandrews
Alon
Pokutaangie
Liza Minnelli
Ialahian Theatre
OUR
Jerry Lewis
Marlowe
Cis
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
John Frankenheimer
Edward Lewis
Burt Lancaster
Deborah Kerr
Gene Hackman
Scott Wilson
William Windom
William Hanley
James Drought
Hal Landers
Bobby Roberts
Metrocolor
Nat Wamitten
R Equh
Macy
Attes
Theatre OF the Future
Tom
Rodgers & Hammerstein
South Pacific
Mitzi Gaynor
John Kerr
France Nuyen
Ray Walston
Juanita Hall
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