Area Man Dies In Chicago
Daniel Kakulski 23 of Clifton Park died Monday in Billings Hospital Chicago after being found unconscious in a dorm hallway authorities said the Cook County coroner ruled out foul play but gave no reason for the death Kakulski son of Casimir and wife longtime Clifton Park Hotel operators was an Eagle Scout and had excelled at Shevchenadohowa High School before Bard College and in his freshman year on the dean's list He expressed interest in the U.S. diplomatic service A sister Linda survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Kakulski
Clifton Park
University of Chicago
Billings Hospital
Chicago
Cook County
Kakulski
Casimir Kakulski
Shenendehowa High School
Bard College
Annadale
Hudson
U.S
Linda
District PTA Workshops Scheduled
George Raneri Miller Hill Sand Lake School principal will lead a PTA workshop for local units and council members Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Miller School Averill Park A panel discussion and film strip cover Who Says You Cant Mrs Wayde Earl district director announces three additional workshops for members outside Rensselaer County Wednesday Saratoga County at Saratoga High Oct 14 Schenectady County at Sacandaga School Oct 14 and Warren and Washington Counties at Glens Falls High School Oct 14
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George Raneri
Miller Hill-Sand Lake
Adirondack
PTA
Miller School
Averill Park
Wayde Earl
Lake George
Rensselaer County
Saratoga County
Saratoga High
Sharon Merchant
Schenectady County
Sacandaga School
Linda Lang
Warren
Washington Counties
Glens Falls High School
Helen Cronin
Witness Defends Kasabian as Tate Murder Ringleader
Los Angeles lawyers for Charles Manson follower Charles Tex Watson argued that Linda Kasabian, the state’s key witness, was the real ringleader the night Sharon Tate was murdered. Bubrick claimed Kasabian influenced Watson and that Kasabian drove during the LaBianca killings after Manson ordered the murders.
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Los Angeles
UP1
Charles ‘Tex
Watson
Sharon Tate
Sam Bubrick
Linda Kasabian
Charles Manson
Kasabian
Manson
Tex
Bubrick
Charlie
Linda
Tate
Leno
Rosemary LaBianca
Molloy To Address South End GOPers
Troy Police Court Judge Kyran P. Molloy Jr. will be the main speaker at the South End Republican Club meeting at 8 p.m. on Wednesday at Burden Avenue club rooms. James A. Walsh says he will address young voters with reports on a chicken barbecue and a city wide rally day planned for Oct. 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Kyran P. Molloy Jr
South End
Republican Club
Burden Avenue
James A. Walsh
Joseph Williams
Herbert Bradley
New York City Man Dies In Auto Crash
A 41-year-old New York City man, Leonard Seelig of 20 West 10th Street, was killed when his car left the Taconic Parkway near Austerlitz in Columbia County and overturned. His wife Helena, 35, and their two children were injured but not seriously. Seelig was pronounced dead at the scene after being pinned in the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Taconic Parkway
Austerlitz
Columbia County
Leonard Seelig
West 10Th St
Helena
Auto negligence trial set in Troy City Court
A two car collision from February 1969 leads to a jury trial Thursday October 14 in Troy City Court before Judge Dan G Far ano. Plaintiff Madeline F Hofelich Albany defendant Paul P Wyrshyhorn Cohoes. Six jurors to hear evidence from a panel of 35 in Surrogate Court chambers.
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Troy
Albany and
Cohoes
Dan G. Farano
Rensselaer County
Madeline F. Hofelich
Albany
Paul P. Wyrshyhorn
Hofelich
State Supreme Court
Lincoln Avenue
Wyrshyhorn
Troy Law Firm
Shanley & Shanley
Dugan, Lyons, Murphy, Pantak & Brown
John D. Smith
Crockett Ave
William Beddow
2Nd Ave
Catherine P. Doody
Oakwood Ave
Robert P. Gorham
4Th Ave
Kenneth D. Smith
Rankin Ave
Donald A. Roy
7Th Ave
Joseph A. Cavallo
4Th St
Alfred A. Deeb
Alfred A. Deeb of 534 Pawling Ave
Michael Renzo
14Th St
Robert J. Hrubanak
Lyle Named Head of Troy Savings Mortgage Department
Troy Savings Bank announces Robert W. Lyle, already vice president in the mortgage department since October, will head the department effective immediately. President Herbert J. Fadeley Jr. praised his background and contributions to the bank’s growth. Lyle interned at Provident Savings, joined Troy Savings in 1969, and lives in Troy with his wife Kathleen and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Lyle
Troy Savings Bank
Herbert J. Fadeley Jr
Lyle
Bob Lyle
Fadeley
Troy Savings
Provident Savings and Loan Association
Haverstraw
Fairleigh Dickenson University
Rutherford
N.J
University of Miami
Fla
American Savings and Loan
Kathleen
Troy
Medina Submits Resignation To Army After Acquittal
Capt. Ernest Medina, 35, acquitted of murder in the My Lai massacre, submitted his resignation to 3rd Army headquarters at Fort McPherson Georgia on Monday. He had said during the court martial he would resign if freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Ernest Medina
My Lai
3Rd Army
Medina
Cohoes Man Arrested on Unregistered Vehicle Charge
A 22 year old Cohoes man Robert Curran of 330 Columbia St was arrested Monday evening for operating an unregistered motor vehicle and speeding at an intersection. He was released in $250 bail pending an appearance before Police Court Justice Kyran P Molloy Jr. Arrest was by Charles C O'Konski and Joseph F Brassard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Robert Curran
Columbia St
Kyran P. Molloy Jr
Charles C. O’konski
Joseph F. Brassard
Harley Names Two Aides to Campaign for Troy Council
James V. Harley Sr. announces two co campaign managers Ralph Pollock and Lewis Harley. Pollock is former 18th Ward supervisor and District GOP club president who served on the Board of Supervisors 1960 to 1969. Lewis Harley is the candidate’s brother and longtime telephone company employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James V. Harley Sr
Troy
Harley
18Th Ward
Ralph E. Pollock
Lewis S. Harley
Pollock
Brunswick Ave
Standard Ave
Catholic Central High School
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
U.S. Army Air Force
14Th St
Board of Supervisors
East Side Hardware Co
Hudson Valley Community College
First Council District
Republican Club
New York Telephone Co
New York Pioneer Club of the Telephone Co
Chimney Fire Tests New Brunswick Fire Chief
Brunswick Fire Department’s new chief John May led his forces at his first blaze since swearing in. Sunday’s heavy chimney fire at William Lewis residence on Bulson Road damaged walls and threatened the roof as Raymertown Fire Department stood by. May succeeded William H. Dougherty who did not seek reelection. May and other officers were installed at a Wyantskill Legion hall dinner with speaker John J. Leary, Brunswick No. 1 chief and County Fire Chiefs Association president.
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Center Brunswick
John May
William Lewis
Bulson Road
Brunswick
Raymertown
May
William H. Dougherty
Dougherty
American Legion Hall
Wynantskill
John J. Leary
Leary
Brunswick No. 1 Fire Company
County Fire Chiefs Association
Man Pleads Guilty To Two Auto Counts
Richard J. Harney 23 of 76th Street Waterford pleaded guilty to two motor vehicle charges Monday morning before Police Court Justice Kyran P. Molloy. Harney was fined 25 dollars each for speed not reasonable and prudent and failure to keep right. The charges stem from an auto accident Sunday on 124th Street east of Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Harney
76Th St
Waterford
Kyran P. Molloy
Harney
124Th Street
Second Avenue
Mr. Casazza Dies Taught In Troy
William J. Casazza 58 of Spring Avenue Extension Troy died Monday at St Peter's Hospital Albany after a short illness. He taught in the Troy School District and was a Notre Dame alum and WWII Navy officer. Survivors include wife Jeanne Butler three sons and his mother. Funeral Thursday from Campion and Son and St Pius Church with burial at Our Lady Help of Christians Cemetery Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Casazza
Spring Avenue
Troy
St. Peter’s Hospital
Albany
Christian Brothers Academy
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
U. S. Navy
Albany Elks Lodge
Ft. Orange
American Legion Post 30
Troy Teachers Association
John J. Casazza
Florida
Kenneth Jarrett
Campion and Son Funeral Home
Northern Blvd
St. Pius Church
Our Lady Help of Christian Cemetery
Mary W. Kennedy
Crockett Ave
St. Mary’s Hospital
St. Michael’s Church
Women’s Guild
James S. Keating
William J. Kennedy
Averill Park
Freeze branding advised for cattle in October
Rensselaer County Agriculture Division urges area dairy farmers to use freeze branding on heifers aged six to eight months. Farmers should contact the Troy Post Office for commercial branding services and clip branding areas between the hipbone and tail for efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County Agricultural Division
Troy Post Office
CDTA Takes Over Schenectady Transit System Amid Expansion
The Capital District Transportation Authority assumes control of the Schenectady Transit System from Schenectady City officials and National City Management. The shift consolidates routes with Adirondack Transit Lines, expands Albany Schenectady service, and plans 14 shelters plus a new garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital District Transportation Authority
CDTA
Schenectady
Schenectady City
Adirondack Transit Lines, Inc
Albany
Rensselaer County
Albany-Nassau
United Traction Co
Albany-based Traction Company
Troy
Adirondack Transit Lines
Tabner
Adirondack
Schenectady Transit
Schenectady Division
Capital District Transportation System
Capital District Transportation District, Inc
UTC
Albany Street
HRVC Clears Seven Area Projects Worth 7.7 Million
Hudson River Valley Commission reviews seven area construction projects totaling more than 7.7 million dollars. Projects include Bray Terminals tanks in Rensselaer County and a Port of Albany plant by Ashland Oil. Other sites span Albany and Warren counties with bank protection and public-use encouragement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River Valley Commission
Fergus Reid III
HRVC
Rensselaer County
Albany County
Warren County
Albany
Bray Terminals
Rensselaer
Department of Environmental Conservation
Berm
Hudson River
Ashland Oil Co
Kentucky
National Commercial Bank and Trust Co
State Street
City of
St. John
Society of St. Vincent DePaul
Green and
Ferry Streets
Loudonville
Capital Cable Vision Systems, Inc
Coal
Glens Falls
State Office of Planning Services
Carl J. Mays
HRWG
White Plains Road
Tarrytown
New York
Obituary notices for Kennedy Condon Joy Hunter Lyers Waters
Multiple funeral notices from Troy area papers announce the deaths of Mary W Kennedy and Fred Condon and Fred F Joy Ethel Hunter and Clara F Lyers and Benjamin H Waters with service details. Survivors include spouses children siblings and grandchildren. Interments set at St Agnes Mt Pleasant St Jean's St Mary's and Whitehall cemeteries with church services noted.
Dominican Consul and Nephew Relieved in Caracas
In Caracas Dominican Republic officials say consul general Thelma Frias and her nephew Fausto Frias were relieved of posts and flown home. The nephew claimed kidnapping by leftist militants demanding 1 million dollars, but police called it a voluntary disappearance. Thelma Frias later said a frameup occurred with Dominican ambassador Aybar, as files awaited ruling in Santo Domingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
Dominican Republic
Fausto Frias
Thelma Frias
Santo Domingo
Frias
Col
Leoncio Garcia
Handicapped Workers Show Better Safety Record
A Department of Labor study finds the physically handicapped outperform non handicapped workers by eight percent in safety while performing similar tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor
Philadelphia First America's First Medical College
The College of Philadelphia Department of Medicine was established in 1765 as the city’s first medical college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
The
College of Philadelphia Department of Medicine
Three Area Men Cited In DOT Award Contest
The State Department of Transportation announces the E Burton Hughes Achievement Award winner as Larry L. Leggett a tree pruner. Honorable mentions go to William J. Culligan Casimir Tamoliunas and Paul S. McElligott for their roles in canal foremanship cartography and computer programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Area
Canastota
E. Burton Hughes
State Department of Transportation
Larry L. Leggett
William J. Culligan
Fort Edward
Paul S. McElligott
Niskayuna Rd
Latham
Casimir Tamoliunas
Ahl Ave
Albany
Department
No-Bus Stop Ample Parking At Your Service 24 Hours
Ample parking available around the clock for riders and patrons. Services highlight 24 hour access and convenient loading zones at the no bus stop area.
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Molloy
Fellogg
Michael J. Bianco
Dorothy J. Abrams
Sausse Ave
Carmen M. Butler
Grayce C. Beiso
6Th Ave
Mary A. Calhoun
3Rd Ave
John A. King
Polk St
Charles E. Ives
Congress St
Gertrude A. Squire
11Th St
Jane E. Murphy
Vandenburg Ave
Cohoesier
Man
Mr. Casazza
Corp Bus System
By Larry Minogue
Washington Ave
CCTA
John W. Tabner
Robert F. Case
Case
National City Management Co
Carl Sanford
National City Management
Schenectady System
Travel
Delaware and Hudson Plaza
Curry Road
Madison Avenue
Lark Street
By Skorten and
Whipple
Buddy
Port of Albany
Cozzolino Construction Corp
Leahy Funeral Home
3Rd St
St. Agnes Cemetery
Menands
Fred Condon
Maple Ave
Selkirk
Eden Park
South Bethlehem
United States Postal Transportation Service
Albany Terminal
Lionel Trevail
Reid W. Condon
George Lamoreaux
Applebee Funeral Home
Delmar
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Joy
Fred F. Joy
Atlantic Ave
R. C. Reynold’s Furniture Co
Daniel D. Purcell
St. Jude’s Church
Charles V. Dammann
Elmer M. Quell
Elmer H. Quell
Leon E. Wait
John F. Wait
Gerald B. Wait
Paul E. Holman
John F. Holman
Owen J. Quell
St. Jean’s Cemetery
Father Dammann
Mrs. Hunter
Pleasant Valey
Petersburg
Ethel Hunter
Eagle Bridge
Plainfield
Merrill Hunter
Robert J. Springer
First United Presbyterian Church
Hoosick Falls
Clara F. Lyers
Mason Funeral Home
St. Augustine’s Church
John V. Casey
O.S.A
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Edward G. Robinson
Benjamin H. Waters
Whitehall
Maple St
Railroad Battalion Corps of Engineers
Our Lady of Angels Church
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Nell Waters
Agatha Manuele
Philadelphia
Hamlet
Riverview
Funeral Home
Wildman Agency
Troy, N.Y
LeRoy Wildman
F&t
Nsuurance Company
Syracuse
Mew
York
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