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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1971
Page
28
The Pentagon said a Soviet warship fired eight to ten tracer rounds at a U S Navy P3 reconnaissance plane over international waters in the Sea of Japan. The commander of the 7th Fleet patrol force called the incident non hostile and said the aircraft was not endangered.
Supreme Court Rensselaer County sale by Paragon Homes Inc and others follows an Sept 15 1971 judgment. October 24 1971 at 10:00 A.M. bidders may bid on parcels in Troy including Ward 17 lots 153 170 171 and 172 with specified dimensions and map references filed with the county clerk.
New York Urban Development Corporation invites bids by 2 30 P M October 13 1971 for the demolition and site clearance of 22 buildings in Albany bounded by North Pearl State Lodge and the St This includes disposal of debris and site cleanup as per contract documents available at 41 State Street Albany A pre bid conference is scheduled for 12 00 P M October 6 1971 at the same address. A bid bond and affirmative action clauses apply.
Catholic Central High School launches two new audio-visual activities. In the TV lab are Gary Kline Max Fecke James Halpin and Sister Clarence. In the radio room are Michael Phelan and Andrew Dugrenier.
A mixed notices page lists pets missing and found around Troy area with contact numbers. a beagle Maggie missing near 121st Award and a black cat found near Pine Woods Ave Ext. Brutus the 8 month old black cat missing near 116th St and 1st Ave with reward. a gold wrist watch lost downtown Troy with initials MEP. old pianos offered free and a health contract for sale. a Brunswick area food sale at 814 Hoosick Rd. PennyRich Bra ads. ride share from Latham to Campus Building 22 with contact numbers.
Educational listings offer guitar organ drums and accordion instruction. Private instruction promotes an insurance adjuster career training with home office in Miami and an address in Hicksville New York. Veterans' approval noted.
The notices in the Help Wanted columns show captions Male and Female for reader convenience and do not specify the applicant’s sex for the position. The policy cites New York state and federal discrimination laws requiring occupation based qualifications.
Bowman Orchards Rexford seeks apple pickers and Rexford auto body shop posts an opening for an experienced auto body man familiar with painting procedures. Five day week with paid vacation holidays and uniforms. Apply Watervliet Auto Body Works 1927 Sixth Ave Watervliet. No phone calls.
Since February, under Max Fecke and George Kaye, Catholic Central High School has built a school television with five simultaneous programs and a carrier current radio now airing 8:30 to 3. A 10 watt FCC license is expected. Students across all four grades engage in these DIY media projects and an electronics course.
Mr and Mrs Percy Carpenter guests of Mr and Mrs Frank W Humphrey in Middle Falls. Mr and Mrs Homer C Norton with Mr and Mrs Robert Fiet of Syeaway visited Springfield Mass for the Eastern States Exposition. The Misses Jean and Jane Roose visited Mrs Dora McMahon in Valley Falls and Mrs Lena Delarey and Mr and Mrs Harold Dooley and family in Hoosick Falls. Mr and Mrs Raymond Verch Sr of Colonie were dinner guests of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Philip Reed. guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Duncan of Eagle Mills. Mr and Mrs Henry Requate entertained their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Luskin Jr and family for a wedding anniversary dinner. Other guests were Mr and Mrs Robert Luskin Sr and daughters Catherine and Patricia of Potter Hill. Silas Reed with Charles Sheffer of Potter Hill spent Monday in Ticonderoga.
A three-judge U S Appeals Court ruled the Democratic Party's formula for allocating 1972 convention delegates is fair and constitutional. The decision upholds a plan that splits 46 percent by states' past presidential strength and 54 percent by three times their electoral vote strength, boosting smaller states.
Historian disputes Mason Locke Weems biography of George Washington citing the cherry tree anecdote as unreliable. The work remains controversial for its historical inaccuracies and embellishments.
Polling places in New York City and six large counties begin a three day registration window for the presidential primary next June. Eligibility rules vary by region with central registration running through May 20 for those with 18th birthdays in that period. The Civil Liberties Union sues to allow students to vote where they study rather than home communities.
Classified ad blurb promoting training for truck and heavy equipment operation and motel management. Mentions Class 1 license training, home study with hands on in Miami and Las Vegas, national placement, and offices in Hicksville Long Island. Includes phone number 477 8504 and multiple programs such as bulldozer, airline, and motel management.
Part time morning position at GEX in Latham includes duties at a service station. Apply by calling 785-3843 to discuss hours and responsibilities.
Extradart Metal Products in Cohoes advertises openings for assembly and drill press operators no experience required. Location 100 N Mohawk St. Call 237 9112 between 9 and 12 for details.
Many job notices and requests list positions like stock man clerk organist pianist and draftsman. Readers seek work including guards babysitters barmaids and trainees with various phone contacts and locations.
Job ad promises full time pay for part time work with samples provided and no investment required. Requires car and age over 21. Contact 399-1227. Beauty advisor position noted with Betty Isenman and contact 477-7579 for Protestant beauty training.
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