Two Killed in Route 66 and Route 50 Crashes in Upstate NY
A Stephentown Center man and a Scotia youth died in separate two car and multi-vehicle crashes on Route 66 near Glass Lake and Route 50 near Ballston Spa. Several others were injured, with one in critical condition at Ellis Hospital. Details include victims Francis Mealey 28 and Robert Cunningham 19, drivers John Joy 28 and Richard Walkanowski 18, and other involved students from Union College and Skidmore College. Investigators from East Greenbush State Police and Saratoga County Sheriff's Office led the inquiries.
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Stephentown Center
Glass_ Lake
Scotia
Ballston Spa
Ballston
Ellis Hospital
Schenectady
Francis T. Mealey
Stephentown
Center
Robert Cunningham
Kingsley Road
Burnt Hills
Mealey
Albany Post Office
East Greenbush
John Joy
Sixth Ave
John Reid
Averill Park
Rensselaer
Ira D. van Wormer
Joy
Albany Medical Center
Francis F. Mealey
Cannan
Iris
Helen Feller
Stacey Ann
Theresa Marie. Mealey
Hall J and Higgins
Douglas Pierce
Richard Walkanowski
Hetcheltown Road
Jeffrey Nielson
Manchester
Conn
Cunningham
Walkanowski
Alfred Articolo
Westside Ave
Articolo
Peter Tierney
Heather Drive
Mahopac
Isabelle Allen
New York City
Skidmore College
Union College
Ronald J. Sherling
William E. Teeling
Loudon Road
Saratoga
Paul R. Shaeffer
Saratoga Ave
Walter T. McGovern
Ballston Spar
Shaeffer
Community Ambulance
Ballston Lake
Saratoga County
Joseph Braim
Gaylord
I Brunell
Britt Thompson
Zenith Hearing Aid At Rudolph's Jewelers
Lawrence F. Brown a Zenith factory trained representative will visit Rudolph's Jewelers at 13a Third Street to consult residents about corrective hearing losses. He will diagnose clean and adjust hearing aids free of charge with no appointment needed on October 4 and 5.
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Zenith Hearing Aid
Rudolph
Third Street
Lawrence F. Brown
Zenith
Rudolph’s Jewelers
Brown
Zenith Radio Corp
Rudolph’s
Federal Consultants Tour Renewal Area Expansion Plan
Federal consultants visited the Albany office to discuss enlarging the renewal area in Hoosick Falls. John Matthews regional manager led the tour with HUD officials and state planners. Governor Fleissig and planning ment officials backed the visit as a first step in the renewal project.
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HUD
John
Matthews
Hoosick
Albany
Candeub
Falls
Fleissig & Associates
Marnantila Cantian
Federal Department of Housing
Economic Opportunity Unit To Meet In Hoosick Falls
The Hoosick Falls Branch of the Office of Economic Opportunity plans a meeting at 8 p.m. today at First United Church. Rev. Angelo Mongiare county director and local leaders discuss reviving the local program, appointing Gwenolyn Wright and Janice Dooley as workers, and seeking temporary office space. Mayor Lea J. Albowicz toured sites and urged acquisition of properties on Church Street east side to widen the street and relieve traffic bottlenecks on Route 22. HUD officials outlined house and business conditions, while Albany consultants and a local advisory board prepare a workable plan for federal and state funds.
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Hoosick Falls
Office of Economic Opportunity
Rensselaer County
First United Church
Angelo Mongiare
Gwenolyn Wright
Janice Dooley
Lea J. Albowicz
Church Street
Elm
Church
Main Streets
John Street
Hoosick River
HUD
Albany
Bernard Schure
Alan Demb
Theodore Yampanis
Schure
Old Timers Club Formed At Factory
Retired workers of Noble & Wood Machine Co. form an Old Timers Club under Hoosick Valley Lodge Local 1588 IAM AW. William Greenwood named chair man and John Labanowski chairs an older workers committee. Meetings set for the third Tuesday at 7 p.m. quarterly in March June September December to discuss Social Security pensions life insurance housing and medical care.
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Noble & Wood Machine Co
Hoosick Valley Lodge
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
William Greenwood
John Labanowski
Power Failure Hits Second Ward area in wind gusts
Strong winds disrupted Niagara Mohawk service for about two hours on Thursday night cutting power to about 50 customers in the Second Ward. An emergency crew of four repaired the outage caused by two wires fusing. A large branch fell on Carey Avenue and another on Fisk Street as service was restored from 9:30 to 11:30 p.m.
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Second Ward
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Carey Avenue
Fisk Street
Girl Scout Troop Meetings Set
Two Girl Scout troops will hold meetings today at 3 p.m. Troop 156 meets in the First United Church Hall and Troop 368 in Baptist Memorial Hall. Leaders are Mrs William McMartin and Mrs Robert W Kipp. Meetings focus on organization and welcoming new members. Uniforms not required.
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First United Church
Baptist Memorial Hall
William McMartin
Robert W. Kipp
Hill elected treasurer of Washington County Historical Society
Miss Hazel M. Hill of Eagle Bridge was chosen treasurer at the annual Argyle meeting held with the Argyle Historical Society. Hill also serves as regent of the Hoosac-Walloomsae Chapter. Poe reports sales of the first two volumes of Dr. James Welling’s historical publication from Easton, with a third volume due soon.
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Hazel M. Hill
Eagle Bridge
Washington County Historical Society
Argyle
Argyle Historical Society
Miss Hill
Hoosac-Walloomsae
Poe
James Welling
Easton
Hoosick Falls Jayvee Football Schedule This Week
The Hoosick Falls Central School Jayvee football team opens the season at Schuylerville this afternoon. Greenwich Jayvees play here Monday. Hoosick Falls travels to Cambridge October 6 and hosts Cambridge October 23.
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Hoosick Falls Central School
Jayvee
Schuylerville
Greenwich Jayvees
Hoosick Falls
Cambridge
Boyntonville Registration Days Held at Church Hall
Residents of Town of Plitts in Third District Boyntonville may register for permanent personal registration tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Next Saturday and Monday through Friday Oct 9-13 run 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday Oct 14 is 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Boyntonville Methodist Church hall. Chairwoman Mrs Helen Goodrich leads the district board of inspectors.
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Plittstown
Boyntonville
Boyntonville Methodist Church
Helen Goodrich
Israel's Sabras Rise From War's Shadow
TEL AVIV Israel during a postwar mood shows a new generation born on Israeli soil forming the Sabras a name symbolizing a tough exterior and warm heart. The young Sabras fill leadership and professional roles from government to industry and arts. More than 40 percent of Israelis are native born, while others trace roots to central and eastern Europe and North Africa.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Middle East
Moshe Dayan
Yigal Allon
Isrrael
Central
Europe
North Africa
Yemen
Iraq
County Voter Registration Opens Eight October Days
The county begins Permanent Personal Registration with eight October days for voter signup ahead of the November 7 election. Registrations occur Oct 1, 7 and Oct 9–14 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. in most districts, with some sites shifted to alternate venues such as American Legion posts and fire halls. About 31,000 already registered. 70,000 to 80,000 remain eligible and must register in person to vote.
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Thomas M. Monahan Jr
Henry G. Tutunjian
Sand Lake
District 1
Sand
Board of Elections
County Vehicle Brings Lane Bid
Hensselaer County auctioned a 1961 used station wagon from the Social Services department. Only one bid was received from John Hull of Schaghticoke offering 40 dollars, according to county purchasing agent Joseph F. Humes.
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Hensselaer County
Joseph F. Humes
John Hull
Schaghticoke
Lansingburgh
Department of Social Services
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Glass Lake
Albany Post
Troy
Harry McKenna
By Marie Stanley
Perry
Hall and Higgins
Mr. Mealey
Bronxville
New York
Vayee
Wksral
Carstairs
Roy A. Sullivan
Mein St
P.O. Box
Federal Consultants Tour
Will Laug Seuue
Old Timers Club
Sabr
Belmar Enterprises, Inc
State Sr
Reader's Digest
Quay
Cee
Maxwell House
Asus
U. S
SU As
Fryers
OGT Zn
Lee A
Tae eiMe Ae
Finland
Sucrest Sugar
Dia A
Yan
East Hss
Fields Oren Mendessee Quality Discount Department
Sea ‘Ie Mo Eh
Mid City
Broadway
Wards Lane
GE Rgh
Troyan
Ave
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