North Greenbush schedules budget hearing and zoning review
The town sets October 28 for a public hearing on a 1972 budget of 417784 an increase of 17938 with a combined tax rate of 13.77 per thousand for general funds plus highways. District rates appear for Fire Defreestville Wynantskill light districts and others. The board also refers a Pirri Development zoning request for three six unit dwellings and notes a Snyder's Lake sewer district status quo with state funds pending. Water from Troy is discussed with a 27 cent rate hike proposed for 19 homes. Three new policemen and three radio cars are approved for Halloween.
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North Greenbush
General Fund
Gardner-Dickinson
Wynantskill
Pirri Development Corporation
Andrews’ Road
Winter Street
Frederick Chase
Town Planning Board
John Signorelli
Synder’s Lake
New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation
Federal Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
State Comptroller
Chase
City of
Troy
Movies Set Saturday For Children
The Teenage Crusaders of the First Reformed Church will stage a Saturday Afternoon at the Movies in Fellowship Hall from 1 to 3 p.m. Children's stories and animated cartoons will play, and all community children may attend with a small admission donation and intermission refreshments.
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Crusaders of the First Reformed Church
Fellowship Hall
North Greenbush Library Adds Wide Range of New Books
The library announces new adult fiction including The Day of the Jackal and many others by Forsyth MacInnes Warren and Delderfield. New mysteries include Pale Gray for Guilt and The Labyrinth Makers. Non fiction lists works on nature biographies and history. September circulation totals reach 3 507 with 1 559 in children’s. Fall paper drive postponed to November 6 by First Reformed Church Brotherhood.
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North Greenbush Public Library
Frederick Forsyth
Malaga
Helen Maciinnes
the Kingdom
P. D. Delderfield
The
Green Glen
Robert Penn Warren
Phoebe
Patricia Dizenzo
Michael Lewin
Sea
Roger Bex
Laurene Chinn
Winston Graham
Lee Kingran
Claudia
Hila Coleman
Jennie Melville
Gordon Dickson
John MacDonald
Anthony Price
Pettef
Keith Laumer
Francis Ryck
Children’s Dept
Men’s Brotherhood of the First Reformed Church
Union Backs 10 for Local Election Endorsements
The Bricklayers Masons Plasterers Local 10 Troy endorsed five Republican and five Democratic candidates for Troy and Rensselaer County offices at a Wednesday meeting. Endorsed were Kyran Molloy Jr for Troy Police Court Justice, Dan Farano for Troy City Court Justice, Victor DeBonis, John Carey, and Joseph Manupella for county legislator, and Louis Anthony Jr, Francis Flynn, W Brian Sullivan, Edward Connally, and Raymond Quinn for Troy council seats.
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Troy
Rensselaer County
Masons
Plasterers
Citizens Charter Party
Charles Sontheimer
Local 10
Kyran P. Molloy Jr
R-C
Dan G. Farano
Troy City
Victor F. DeBonis
John M. Carey
Joseph G. Manupella
D-C
Louis Anthony Jr
D-L
Francis J. Flynn
W. Brian Sullivan
Edward J. Connally
Raymond J. Quinn
Troy Council
Troy Man Reports Being Assaulted
Charles Canty, 25, of 2212 7th Avenue said he was assaulted Wednesday night at Bettys Tavern, 561 Federal St. Canty was treated for a mouth laceration at St. Marys Hospital and released. Patrolman Donald D. Fitzpatrick investigated and advised Canty to obtain a warrant.
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Charles Canty
7Th Avenue
Betty’s Tavern
Federal St
Canty
St. Mary’s Hospital
Donald D. Fitzpatrick
State outlines bicentennial plans at Saratoga Battlefield
New York State American Revolution Bicentennial Commission meets at Saratoga Battlefield to discuss an official medallion by Medallic Art Co and a 25 minute color film on the state’s Revolutionary War role. Events include a lunch at Schuyler House and presentations from Clinton and Champlain-Upper Hudson groups.
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New York State
Saratoga Battlefield
Medallic Art Co
New York City
The
National Park
E. K. Fretwell Jr
John H. G. Pell
Schuyler House
Schuylerville
Old
Saratoga
4-H Club Elects Officers in Sacred Heart Busy Bee
Miss Susan Anthony was elected president of the Sacred Heart Busy Bee 4-H Club at an organizational meeting held at the home of Mrs. A J Brown 17 Desson Ave Other officers include Dawn Maloney vice president Connie Brown secretary Ann Rizzo treasurer Mary Lynn Murtaugh news reporter Maura Gilmore recreation leader and Mary Brown junior leader Mrs Brown to serve as Club leader.
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Susan Anthony
Sacred Heart
A. J. Brown
Desson
Dawn Maloney
Connie Brown
Ann Rizzo
Mary Lynn Murtaugh
Maura Gilmore
Mary Brown
Brown
Piniazek and Schiermeyer Seek Nassau Town Posts
Edward Piniazek, a 1951 Nassau resident and former VFW post commander, seeks town supervisor as a Democrat. Joan Schiermeyer runs for town tax collector, with a history in telecom sales and local education, and is active in Democratic Social Club and rabbit fanciers group.
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Piniazek
Schiermeyer
Nassau
Edward Piniazek
Westbrook Drive
Nassau Fire Dept
Nassau Baseball Association
Chandler Young Post
VFW
Nassau Village Board
Nassau Democratic Social Club
Joan Schiermeyer
St. Ann’s Academy
Albany
New York Telephone Co
William Schiermeyer
Averill Park
Billy
Mary Ann
Julianne
Joan
The
American A. B. A
Capital District Rabbit Fanciers
Troy Collision Damages Two Automobiles
Two cars were damaged Thursday night in a collision at River and Doan Streets with no injuries reported. Gary S. Wood, 19, of Hartford, and Roger W. Nelligan, 32, were involved. Wood’s car had minor damage while Nelligan’s sustained right rear damage. Patrolmen Maloney and Blake Jr. investigated.
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River and
Doan
Gary S. Wood
Whethersfield Ave
Hartford
Conn
Roger W. Nelligan
Point View Dr
Wood
Nelligan
William D Maloney
Thomas Blake Jr
Williams obituary and Mingling Waters 4 H notes
Katherine Williams of Schaghticoke will be observed at 10 30 a m Sunday October 24 in the Presbyterian United Church. The Mingling Waters 4 H Club held its first fall meeting electing Janet Herrington president Kay Davis vice president Marla Frisino secretary Charlotte Boyce treasurer and Leslie Hemstreet news reporter. The next meeting is set for November 6.
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Presbyterian United Church of
Mingling Waters
Janet Herrington
Kay Davis
Marla Frisino
Chalotte Boyce
Leslie Hemstreet
Clifton Park Teens Attend Local Activities and Paper Drive
Clifton Park teens are invited to the Schenendehowa High cafe for an 8 to 10 p.m. coffee house program sponsored by TACSS. The Youth Fellowship plans a paper drive October 16 with pickup options through Clifton Park area residents. Miller Co. engineer John J. Neidhart will speak at the Mohawk Hudson Illuminated Engineering meeting at the Saratoga Springs Holiday Inn at 6 p.m. Monday.
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George Hatlee
Clifton Park
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Reuben Martin
Ellis Hospital
Schenectady
Schenendehowa Senior High
Teen Activity Council
Saratoga County
TACSS
Shenendehowa Central School
Clifton Park United
Robert Allan Offenbacker
John J. Neidhart
Miller Co
Meridien, Conn
Mohawk-Hudson Section
Illuminated Engineering Society
Saratoga Springs Holiday Inn
Two Boys Bodies Found By Hunter
Vermont State Police confirmed two decomposed remains found by hunter Lewis Albiser near Knox Mountain are Russell Dubois three and Roger Dubois seven. The boys had vanished May 16 1970 from their grandparents farm in Orange Heights while marking trees. authorities searched five miles into the woods before identification.
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Orange
Vermont
Lewis Albiser
St. Johnsbury
Knox Mountain
Russell Dubois
Roger
Orange Heights
Ban On Detergents
Paris AP reports a government decree bans the sale of detergent washing products unless they dissipate up to 80 percent after use. The item also includes a bank condition report for Marine Midland Bank Eastern Troy NY dated Sept 30 1971 and Union National Bank of Troy condition data with assets deposits reserves and officer attestations.
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Paris
Marine Midland Bank—Eastern
National Association of Troy
New York
Union National Bank OF Troy
Dog Noise Fines Enacted in Milnerton
Milnerton town council passes a new antisocial behavior law with fines for noisy dogs and litterbugs as part of public order measures.
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Milnerton
South Africa
Deaths and Funerals list Clarence Simmons and J Ralph Sawyer
The funeral of Clarence L. Simmons of 825 River St. was held Thursday at Riverview Funeral Home with Rev. Clair E. Carpenter officiating. Interment was in Eagle Mills Cemetery. J Ralph Sawyer of Spencertown, husband of Farine Kline, died at Columbia Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. from E. B. Gifford Funeral Home, Chatham, with Interment in Spencertown.
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Clarence L. Simmons
River St
Riverview Funeral
Clair E. Carpenter
United Methodist Church of
Lansingburgh
John Fleming
John Hartnett Jr
George Clinton
Thomas F. Prendergast
Eagle Mills
Mr. Carpenter
J. Ralph Sawyer
Spencertown
Farine Kline
Vischer Ferry
Columbia Memorial Hospital
Hudson
E. B. Gifford
Chatham
New York Abortion Totals For First Post Law Year
The state reports 181 821 induced abortions in the first full year after liberalized law covering period July 1 1970 to June 30 1971. Of these 98084 were for non residents, with NYC accounting for most non residents and hospital use high among residents. Read by the Health Dept Commissioner Dr Hollis S Ingraham, the data show 14 deaths tied to abortions and 3 of every 4 patients were white. Massachusetts residents led out of state totals with 2315 abortions.
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New York
State Health Dept
Hollis S. Ingraham
New York City
Upstate
Ingraham
Canada
Massachusetts
Vermont
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Connecticut
Polio Case Allegations Hit Federal Vaccine Body
Sen. Abraham Ribicoff accused the Division of Biologics Standards of ignoring evidence that a vaccine caused paralytic polio in more than 150 people in 1955 and of dismissing data on a cold vaccine linked to cancer in animals. He asked for a DEW inquiry and subcommittee report.
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Washington
UPI
Sen
Abraham __ Ribicoff
D-Conn
Division of Biologics Standards
DBS
J. Anthony Morris
James S. Turner
Ralph Nader
Ribicoff
Elliot L. Richardson
Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
BDS
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van Allen Park
J. F. Bowman
Johnson Road
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Leisureville
Latham
Latham Pipe and Supply
Vermont View Drive
Niagara
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Louis L. Tucker
Thomas E. Felt
Offce
Edward J. F. Glavin
Wayne Byrne
Pilattsburgh
Edward Hamilton
Fort Ticonderoga
Robert W. Bascom
Fort Edward
Violet Dunn
Gover
Nor
Senate
Assembly
Pell
Manhattan
Fretwell
Buffalo State University College
John C. Baker
Bob Fusco
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4-H Club
Kay Offenbacker
Dubois
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U.S. Treasury
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Truro
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Europe
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Francis Donald
William M. Connors
Everett J. Decker
Robert C. Dowley
Louis Rubin
Louis J. Rubine
Gordon L. Banker
Edward H. Pattison
Alex W. Zak
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