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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1969
Page
9
HAL BOYLE reports on double talk as a social tool with examples of phrases and the meanings behind them. The piece notes its ubiquity in business and marriage, cites names and places, and lists local notices about visitors, promotions, church events, and classes from Hoosick Valley area.
Robert J. Donough of Latham was promoted to senior vice president at a State Bank of Albany board meeting effective November 7. James McKee Jr. of Richfield Springs was named vice president and cashier, succeeding Donough. Donough, in his new post, becomes chief financial officer overseeing tax planning reports and automation. Donough began banking in 1947 and McKee in 1940.
Tel Aviv reports describe Israel facing a prolonged clash with Arab states. Analysts flag potential moves including strengthening the air force, expanding fighter fleets, and targeting Arab economies while accepting ongoing casualties. The piece notes Israel’s reliance on air power and debates whether escalation or restraint will prevail.
Hoosic Valley High School hosts adult education in oil painting with Rudy Helmo as instructor. A three hour session covers driver training and highway safety, with a first evening demonstration and enrollment via the Elementary School. Classes meet at Hoosic Valley Central High School in Schaghticoke on Tuesday evening from 7 to 10 p.m.
The Quabbin Reservoir in Massachusetts is identified as the largest body of water in the state, covering about 338.6 square miles.
The full cast for The Miracle was selected by J Robert Wario for Algonquin Middleline production with students Debbie Tall School and others. The Candy Bar 4 H Club elected officers for the coming year at Denise Cowan’s home. The Tamarac High School fair will feature costumes and songs for the Wil dub play at Stumes.
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