Telephone Center Wins URA Approval in Saratoga Springs
The Saratoga Springs Urban Renewal Agency approved a New York Telephone Company center on Parcel 6 in Project Area I rejecting a Howard Johnson franchise. Tarantino Realty will develop the site with a $60 000 purchase and a $400 000 to $500 000 building cost. The plan includes a 100 car lot and a bus terminal relocation.
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New York Telephone Company
Saratoga Springs
Telephone Company
Howard Johnson
Congress
Federal
Washington Streets
Tarantino Realty Co
Spa
Division Street
Railroad Place
Tarantino
J. S. Feynman
Howard Johnson Management
URA
Joseph Tarantino
Rites Slated Saturday For Mr. Calkins
Funeral services for veteran newspaperman Herbert A. Calkins will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. from Mason Funeral Home in Lansingburgh with Very Rev. Thomas H. Kay presiding. Interment follows at Sand Lake Union Cemetery. Calkins, dean of The Record newspapers editorial staff for about 55 years, was noted for political and court reporting and later for local history and the popular How Times and Events Have Changed column.
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Herbert A. Calkins
Mason Funeral Home
109Th Street
Third Avenue
Thomas H. Kay
St. Henry’s Church
Averill Park
Sand Lake Union Cemetery
Calkins
Record Newspapers
Bert
Record Saturday
Green Island
Lansingburgh
J F Dickson Dies Veteran Troy Grocer
John F. Dickson Jr. of 254 2nd St. a Troy grocer and former 11th Ward Republican committeeman, died Thursday at St Marys Hospital after a long illness. He operated Dickson's Grocery since the early 1940s and had worked at Watervliet Arsenal. He was a U S Army veteran? (Note: OCR mentions Watervliet Arsenal) He was a member of the Troy Ancient Order of Hibernians and a parishioner of St Josephs. Funeral 9 am Monday from Leahy Funeral Home and 9:30 am at St Josephs Church. burial in St Josephs Cemetery.
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John F. Dickson Jr
2Nd St
11Th Ward
Dickson
St. Mary’s Hospital
Troy
John F. and
Maude Cronk Dickson
Watervliet Arsenal
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Mary W. Keating
Crockett Ave
Leahy Funeral Home
St. Michael’s Church
John E. McNamara
Building Law Improvement Urged in Troy
Democratic candidate Louis Anthony Jr urged a complete review and strict enforcement of Troy's building code at a St. William's Church Hall rally. He cited post fire inspections after fatalities, noted no plumbing inspector since 1969, and urged cross department planning to protect residents.
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Troy
Louis Anthony Jr
St. William’s Church Hall
Anthony
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Board of Underwriters
Burgh School Supplemental Tax Notice for Nov 12
Howard E. Vernon announces Lansingburgh School District supplemental tax bills will be mailed early next week. The charges cover inter scholastic sports transportation student supplies and elementary textbooks approved by voters on Sept 17. Bills are payable without penalty until Nov 12 at the Knickerbocker Junior High School tax office.
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Howard E. Vernon
Lansingburgh
Clifford Burnt
Schaghticoke
Knickerbocker Junior High School
Spaghetti Festival Aids St Bona Venture Fund
A spaghetti festival to support the St. Bona venture church building fund will run from 5 to 8 p.m. October 16 at Speigletown Firehouse.
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St. Bonaventure’s Church
Speigletown
Pittstown Democrats Name Slate for Local Races
The Pittstown Democratic caucus at Tomhannock Town Hall designated Hayner Bornt for supervisor and named June Murtha for town clerk Richard Simm for town justice Joseph Weiss for highways Carolyn Burton for tax collector Vernon Ket cham and Clifford Lewis for councilman and assessor Rob ert D Wein was set as assessor for four years Francis Leszynski will co chair the campaign with George Kagel Harry Burton and Francis Fitzgerald to fill vacancies Dominick Denio announced campaign events including a meet the candidate social at the Boyntonville Methodist Church tonight at 7 30 p.m.
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Democratic
Pittstown
Tomhannock
Hayner Bornt
Raymertown
Bornt
June Murtha
Richard Simm
Joseph Weiss
Carolyn Burton
Vernon Ketcham
Clifford Lewis
Robert D. Wein
Wein
Democratic Committee
Francis Leszynski
George Kagel
Harry Burton
Francis Fitzgerald
Dominick Denio
Schaghticoke
Boyntonville Methodist Church
Three Charged In Fonda Body Theft Case
State Police arrested Thomas Mahon 27 of Fonda Michael Lavoie 21 of Gloversville and Antoinette Capocasale 20 of Utica on felony body stealing charges under the Public Health Law. The trio allegedly broke into a cemetery vault at Old Fultonville Cemetery during Labor Day weekend and stole a human skull. They were arraigned before Mohawk Town Justice Frank Wendell and jailed in Montgomery County.
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Fonda
Fultonville
Montgomery County
Thomas W. Mahon
Michael E. Lavoie
Gloversville
Antoinette Capocasale
Utica
Mohawk Town
Frank Wendell
State Receives $20 Million for Jobless Relief Effort
New York State was granted $20 million more for public jobs for the unemployed under the Emergency Employment Act. Earlier grants totaled $63 million, with allocations across high unemployment areas. Governor Rockefeller ordered guidelines discussion with federal officials while state labor officials report about 830 filled state jobs under the program.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Gov
Rockefeller
Louis Levine
Washington
Statewide Catholic Deaf Conference at Siena
The fourth statewide Catholic Deaf conference in New York runs Oct 15 to 17 at Siena College. Bishop Edwin D. Broderick will participate and the event features a sign language Mass and a signing choir. Delegates from nine chapters meet to review programs and plan the year, with an expected 100 or more attending.
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Siena
Bishop
New York State
Siena College
Mast
Edwin D. Broderick
D.D
Albany
International Catholic Deaf Association
Conail Hart
O.F.M
Broderick
Father Hart
Fred Donnelly
Association For the Deaf
Catholic Deaf
New York
Canon William M. Lange Jr
Syracuse
Protestant Episcopal
Buffalo
Poughkeepsie
Thomas Cribben
Brooklyn
Sleasman
Hofbrau
Route 155
Latham
W. Sumner Carroll
New York State Commission On the Problems of
Thomas Erdle
Rochester
Assemblyman Carroll
United States
Walsh Sees Youth Voter Registration Trends Shift
James A. Walsh, Republican candidate for Rensselaer County Legislature First District, told a South End Republican Club gathering that 46 percent of 18 to 20 year olds have not registered. He said new voters lean toward Democrats about 1.5 to 1, with small numbers in Conservative and Liberal parties, and linked low enrollment to past campaign conduct. He advocates at large elections to reduce influence of special interests and notes conference activities at Siena College with social and religious events.
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James A. Walsh
Rensselaer
South End
Republican Club
Walsh
Rensselaer County
Edward Mawbey 50 of Eagle Mills Dies After Illness
Edward N Mawbey 50 of Walters Road Eagle Mills died Thursday at St Marys Hospital after a lengthy illness He was the son of the late Archibald and Edith Goyette Mawbey educated in Troy last employed as a clothcutter for Tiny Town Toys An Army World War II veteran he served as a paratrooper in the Pacific The funeral was from the Daniel D Purcell Funeral Home and interment in Immaculate Conception Cemetery Hoosick Falls He is survived by a brother Robert F Mawhbey of Troy.
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Edward N. Mawbey
Walters Road
Eagle Mills
St. Mary’s Hospital
Troy
Archibald and
Edith Goyette Mawbey
Tiny Town Toys
Robert F. Mawhbey
Daniel D. Purcell
Pawling Ave
Immaculate Conception Cemetery
Hoosick Falls
Medicos Night Planned by 27th Division Unit
The October meeting of O'Brien-Baker Post 27th Division Association is set for 8 p.m. Saturday at Tibbits Cadets Memorial Home. Woodrow W. Parsells, commander, says the Medicos Night honors post members who served in the medical company as veterans, guardsmen, or state guardsmen. Nominating committees will be formed and reports on the National Association reunion in Binghamton and the tag day committee will be discussed.
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O’brien-Baker Post
27Th Division Association
Tibbits Cadets Memorial
Woodrow W. Parsells
National Association
Binghamton
Pollution Report From The Record And Health Department
Daily air quality update shows Sulphur Dioxide at 0.01 Low Carbon Monoxide 2.5 Low Dust particles 0.3 Low. Readings cover a 24 hour period ending 9 p.m. Wednesday from a monitor in Rensselaer, compiled by the State Department of Environmental Conservation and Rensselaer County Health Department.
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The
Record Newspapers
Rensselaer County Health Department
Rensselaer
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Trojan 85 Hospitalized After Fall Near Street Excavation
Gabriel Ienco an 85 year old of Ahern Apartments was walking on Sixth Avenue near a 3 by 12 foot excavation when he fell at 1 43 p m He was taken by ambulance to St Marys Hospital and listed in fair condition Thursday night according to police and hospital staff.
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Sixth Avenue
Congress Street
Troy
St. Mary’s Hospital
Gabriel Ienco
Ahern Apts
William O. Gille
Ienco
Cohoes Youth Jailed After Car Chase and Crash
A Cohoes youth James H. Mayotte 20 of 113 Bridge Ave was jailed in lieu of 750 bail after an auto chase ending in a crash near Fourth Street and Congress Streets. He faced charges of driving while intoxicated operating a motor vehicle with a faulty muffler and going the wrong way in a one way street. Police pursued after a report of a youth harassing a man outside the station. The convertible collided with Edward J. Foster 19 of 2 George St Green Island injuring another motorist. Mayotte to appear before Police Court Justice Kyran P. Molloy Jr after arrest by Officers Brassard and Lambertsen.
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Cohoes
James H. Mayotte
Bridge Ave
State Street
Fifth Avenue
State
Congress Streets
Talarico
Fourth Street
Edward J. Foster
George St
Green Island
Perene
Troy
Mayotte
Kyran P. Molloy Jr
Joseph F. Brassard
Seren P. Lambertsen
Weatherman Forecasts Frost In Some Areas
The National Weather Service projects partly sunny skies with a mid 50s high and frost likely tonight as temperatures fall into the mid to upper 30s. Clouds increase Saturday with a low 60s high. Thursday reached 57 at 2 30 p.m. and 44 at 10 p.m.
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National Weather Service
Classified Listings Index Promotes Local Advertising Reach
In our market of over 200000 consumers Recote buyers seek ads and phone line 272 2000 invites readers to contact Assified Advertising for placement and rates in the classifieds listings section.
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Telephone Data Center
By James T. Quinn
Dr. Feynman
Carl R. DeSantis
DeSantis Enterprises Inc
Glens Falls
Howard Johnson’s
Vincent A. Walsh
Mid-Atlantic
James E. Benton
Donald L. Veitch
Mr. Calkins
J. F. Dickson
Troy Grocer
Burgh
Democrats
By John Swantek
Roger Bacon
Ecumenical
Marjorie Sprague
Augusta
West Sand Lake
Trinity Lutheran Church
Arthur Baron
East Schodack Lutheran Church
Roger Bickford
Alden Doolittle
William Daley
Robert Haskin
Richard Armstrong
James
John
Peter Sprague
Mrs. Burgess
Tillie Burgess
Corliss Park
Eugene M. McLoughlin
St. Patrick’s Church
George Brucker
William Goyer
John Schrader
Joseph Averallo
William Martin
Oakwood Cemetery
David Testa
Keating
Daniel K. Hickey
William Kennedy Jr
Peter Hickey
John M. Burns
Howard Campbell
John J. Ryan
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Menands
Father McNamara
Record
Trojan
Chase
Crash
By Tim Holt
Tance
Robert J. Talarico
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