Judge rules on Mitchell bribery indictments and SIC evidence
Judge Fogarty addresses election between counts and grand jury timing. He allows resubmission of evidence for one count. Shanley seeks dismissal over constitional issues from the State Investigation Commission. The court finds the Meyer accomplice question not proven and upholds indictment. Perjury charges tied to testimony before the SIC are considered with adequate particulars provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fogarty
Grand Jury
Shanley
Mitchell
State Commission of Investigation
Frank P.mcdonald
Chiarello Landfill & Disposal, Inc
McDonald
State Investigation Commission
Lawrence D. Meyer
Meyer
SIC
Casey
Sidney Smith
Morris Massry
Jerome K. Frost
Housing Authority and DeSantis Resolve Breach Over Phelan Project
In Troy, the Housing Authority and City Manager DeSantis narrow a dispute over the Margaret Phelan Project off Burden Avenue. They agree on test borings to prove hillside stability before issuing occupancy for seven buildings, with First Merrick to escrow funds while remaining units are planned and road work advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Margaret Phelan
Burden Avenue
Taylor Apartments
THA
DeSantis
Thompson Street
First Merrick Construction Co
Eugene Brown
Joseph F. Daly
Troy Housing Authority
Herbert J. Fadely Jr
Phelan
James H. Lidford Jr
First Merrick
City of
Engstrom
Merrick
Irving D. Goldsberry
William B. Donovan
Goldsberry
Daly
Fadeley
Yank Sergeant Freed After Two Years Arrives At Camp
The released Yank Sergeant from Troop E, 2nd Squadron, 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment arrived at Camp after two years in captivity with Viet Cong forces. He described constant movement, occasional oxcart rides, and few harsh details, saying captors offered no explanation for his release. Senior officers suggested he may have been held in Cambodia near Kratie before being brought to Loc Ninh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yank Sergeant
Cong
U.S
Sexton
11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Loc Ninh
Long
Cambodia
Kratie
East Greenbush considers church hall for PUD hearing
East Greenbush supervisors may move the Planned Unit Development hearing from Town Hall to Holy Spirit Church Hall on Columbia Turnpike if attendance warrants. Rev. Charles Lockwood will allow church use. overflow last Sept. 1 prompted the talk of a larger venue. Over 200 people attended the prior session where Mill Creek projects were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Greenbush
Holy Spirit Church Hall
Columbia Turnpike
John S. Devey
Town Hall
PUC
Mill Creek
Bauer
PUD
East Greenbush PUD hearing draws Mill Creek ties
An informational hearing on a planned East Greenbush PUD to guide Mill Creek housing drew about 80 attendees. Officials and consultants, including RPI's Edward Risse and County planners, stressed PUDs require planning alignment and warned against tying the concept to the Mill Creek project. Opposition pressed why master plan adoption lagged and how zoning would evolve under PUD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Greenbush
Mill Creek
Columbia Junior High School
Town Planning Board
Herbert Bauer
Edward Risse
RPI
Highlands
North Greenbush
Thornton Ware
Rensselaer County Planning Board
James van DeVoort
New York State Office of Planning Services
Joseph Murphy
Risse
Murphy
Ware
County Planning Board
Rosen-Michael’s
Albany
PUD
Bauer
Substitute Teachers In Demand In East Greenbush
The East Greenbush School District seeks substitute teachers for secondary subjects including foreign languages PE science math industrial arts and music. The job requires ability to work with kids not a state certificate. Last year’s rate was 30.88 per day and will rise to 36.70 when the wage freeze ends. Interested persons should contact William D. Polhemus at Columbia High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Greenbush
William D. Polhemus
Polhemus
State Education Dept
Columbia High School
Board Seeks Residents Participation in Meetings
The board urges greater resident involvement in meetings as President Basil Y. Scott promotes open communication. Meetings are at 7 30 p m on the second and fourth Wednesdays in the Columbia Junior High School library, with public comment in the first 15 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Greenbush
Basil Y. Scott
Scott
Library of Columbia Junior High School
Gilligan Road
Rites Held for Miss Esther Kennedy at St John’s Church
The funeral for Esther Kennedy of the Episcopal Church Home Troy occurred Friday at St John’s Episcopal Church with Rev. Frederick C. McQuade and Rev. Charles G. Ackerson officiating. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Kennedy
Episcopal Church Home
Troy
St. John‘s Episcopal Church
Frederick C. McQuade
Charles G. Ackerson
Oakwood Cemetery
Two Killed In Troy Area Accidents
Two deadly crashes reported around Troy in routes 7 20 and 9 20 corridors. Duanesburg State Police named victims Mrs Farnum and Lenney with other driver Perry Lawrence charged with DWI and listed in serious condition. Investigations by Troopers Donnelly Barnes Morey Williams Vasquez and Zullo are ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Area
Farnum
Ellis Hospital
Schenectady
John
Farly
Route 20
Duanesburg
Lenney
David Tript
Sharon Springs
Tript
W. W. Barnes
R. J. Morey
H. A. Williams
Schodack
Perry O. Lawrence
Pine Terrace
Castleton
Lawrence
Albany Medical Center
Frank Vasquez
Robert Zullo
Notice of Sheriff's Sale and New Center Bid
Sheriff sale announced for Anthony Garrison at the Allen Lot Petersburgh Rensselaer County with parcel descriptions totaling about 430 acres across eight parcels and reserve of 15 acres. Also notices bid invitations for the construction of the Hudson Valley Community College Student Center with multiple contract categories and bid procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Valley Community College
Troy
New York
Waterford to Accept Bids for Tractor Shovel Backhoe Project
The Town of Waterford New York will receive sealed bids to furnish one tractor shovel backhoe and optional equipment per Specification No 71 003. Proposals due October 19 1971 at 7 30 PM in Town Hall Waterford with sealed envelopes and specification number clearly written. Bids may be rejected and corporations must be authorized to do business in New York. specifications available at Town Clerk office 65 Broad Street Waterford. The Town Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Signed Kermit G Plummer Jr dated October 7 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon T. Moon
Joel W. Moon
S Mountain
James Weeden
Weeden
Loran
Loran C. Moon
County of Rensselaer
Edgar W. Hubbard
Rensselaer County
New York
Edger Webbard
James P. Roge
Rensselaer
Edgar W
Hubbard
County of
Westchester
Edith Graham da
Edgar Tte Hubbard, Jr
Petersburgh
County Rensselaer State of New York
John Weaver
George Smith
Smith and Dade
An & i
Habe Bard
Edith Graham Hubbard
Rensselaer C
William A. R. Harkness
Rensselaer County Court House
Congress and
Second Streets
Troy
New Yor
Rensselaer County Legislature
Cadman and Droste P.C
Broadway
Troys
Rist-Frost Associates
Bay Street
Glens Falls
Hudson Valley Community College
Vanden
Main Street
Delhi
Albany Electrical Contractors Assection, Inc
Wade Road
Latham
Builders Exchange Council of Auburn
Street
Auburn
Ithaca Cortland Builders Exchange
Bys Od Green Street
Ithaca
Hudson Valley Construction Employers
Lnc
Boradway
Newburgh
New
Syracuse Builders Exchange
James Street
Syracuse
Utica Builders
Newar
Town Hall
Waterford
N. Y
State of
Kermit. G. Plummer
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Cholakis
Frost
Housing Authority
Lems
Jerome D. Brownstein
Brown
John J. Sanvidge
Veterans
John J
Sanvidge
Troy, N
Binh
Saigon
E. Greenbush
By Bill Burns
Board
Miss Kennedy
Giglio
Pickett
Patrick Donnelly
State of Newes, Feanty
As of
Rensselaer —E Gas’e Oil Co., Inc, Iff
Anthony Garrison
East Hollow Road
State of New York
N.Y
Mansir Green
Simeon Allen
Rathbone Lot
Rathbone
Allen
Bass Wood
William Wells
Alexander Allen
Hurley
Caleb Allen
Seveteen
Moss Wood
Evan Jones
Saunders
Simon Moon
Simon T. M
Bailey
Ellen Farm
Jaredders
Jimmy Weeden
Ennselaer County
Edward J. Quinn
Dharma Rensselaer County Legislature
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