Association of City Court Judges Elects Burke President
William J. Burke of Syracuse was elected president of the newly formed New York State Association of City Court Judges at a meeting in Saratoga Springs. Other officers named include Harold Lieberman of Hudson first vice president Harold H. Hymes Utica second vice president George G. Inglehart Watertown secretary and Walter T. Gorman Binghamton treasurer. Lawrence J. LaBelle Saratoga Springs was elected to the board of governors.
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William J. Burke
Syracuse
New York State Association of
Gideon Putnam
Saratoga Springs
Harold Lieberman
Hudson
Harold H. Hymes
Utica
George G. Inglehart
Watertown
Walter T. Gorman
Binghamton
Lawrence J. LaBelle
Student voting rights and local residency debate in Troy
A letter from Howard R. Snow argues students face unequal protections as they are taxed like residents but cannot claim residency and four to five year limits differ for students and nonstudents. He urges courts to uphold the student protest and examines PUD zoning concerns voiced by Mrs Sally Wojeski regarding Mill Creek development and local open space.
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Troy
Mill Creek
Opposed Rezoning Plans for Mill Creek Development
A citizen group from East Greenbush voices opposition to the Best Road Working Road Area rezoning for the Mill Creek Planned Residential Community by Rosen and Michael developers. The Association of Concerned Citizens criticizes complacency and urges active community response.
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Mill Creek
East Greenbush
PUD
Record
Association of Concerned Citizens
Rosen & Michael
Rest Is Easy Letter About County Motor Vehicle Service
A shocked observer supports a prior letter criticizing Rensselaer County Motor Vehicle Department staff for demoralizing conduct. The writer witnessed the incident and urges supervisory action to fix the abusive display and improve decency, noting civil service job security may shield reform.
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Record
Itate
Rensselaer County Motor Vehicle Department
Lansingburgh and Whipple Open House Schedule Set
Three open house sessions are planned this month by the combined Whipple and Lansingburgh Elementary Schools PTA. Open houses will be held at Lansingburgh Elementary next Tuesday, Whipple on Monday October 18, and at Whipple Annex the following night at 8 p.m. Volunteers are sought to sew ponchos for the Lansingburgh Elementary Band. A Halloween party for kindergarten to third grade is planned, and Brownie Troop 446 and Girl Scout Troop 435 have opened their season.
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Whipple and
Lansingburgh
PTA
William E. Eccles Jr
Whipple
Whipple Annex
Edmund C. Larkin
Joseph F. Rinn
David Griswold
Parity for Firemen on Election Day Pay Raise
A local editor urges voters to support firemen on Tuesday November 2 with a parity pay raise to match police. He highlights rapid response to emergencies and sacrifices by firemen, arguing the raise reflects fairness and equality.
Hovercraft Line Opens To Tijuana
A new air cushion vehicle service links San Diego and Tijuana at speeds up to 60 mph, covering 13 miles in about 15 minutes. The craft skims over water, offering rapid cross border travel between the two cities. The note also mentions the U S Engraving and Printing Bureau beginning operations in 1862.
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San Diego
Calif
Tijuana
Mexico
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Indonesia
Hendrick Hudson
Sirloin
Potato & Cole
Maine
New England
Association of City Court Judges
Hoosick RD
Beman Snack Shack
15Th Street
Howard R. Snow
Sally Wojeski Luther Road
VAL
Caneias
Dunkin’ Donuts
Seth Thomas
Eccalaitiiecscision Simianisin Cel Casita Slie
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Broadway
Dunkin' Donuts
Shadow
America
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River St
Grand Union
Wy Attett
Isuyv
Esate
Bsaisheedanits
Birdseye
Nestle
Grand Union Red
Parkay
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PBS
SPN Es Teese Ss
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PRGS
U.S
HMA
Uae
Ngesa
Y. State
U.S. No.1
Nabisco
Nilla
Armour
Imperia Margari
Rae
U.S. Engraving and Printing Bureau
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