Italy to Save Venice With Special Law Rescue
Premier Emilio Colombo announced Italy has enough funds to save Venice from sinking and its art from decay. A 3.2 billion dollar program will preserve art patrimony over ten years as part of the national economic plan. In Brighton, Environment Minister Peter Walker outlined a decade end goal to clear slums and curb pollution.
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Rome
Emilio Colombo
Italy
Venice
Brighton
England
Peter Walker
Slave survivor Sylvester Magee dies at 130 in Mississippi
Sylvester Magee, once a slave who aided Civil War burial details during the Vicksburg siege, died in a Mississippi hospital at about 130. He claimed a North Carolina birth on May 26, 1841 and later lived mainly in Mississippi. He took the Magee surname from Hugh Magee who bought him and moved him to Covington County for plantation work.
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Columbia, Miss
Vicksburg
Sylvester Magee
North Carolina
Mississippi
Hugh Magee
Covington County
Miss
Eight boys arrested over sexual abuse at Charlotte Junior High
Rochester police said eight boys under 16 were arrested in the last two days at Charlotte Junior High School on sexual abuse charges. Their cases go to Family Court after a Friday morning fight between black and white students. Buffalo Assemblyman Arthur Eve pledged to appeal to other nations to pressure New York prisons over alleged inhuman inmate treatment following the Attica riot.
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Rochester
N.Y
Charlotte Junior High School
Buffalo
Arthur O. Eve
New York
Eve
Attica
USDA storage times for frozen meats and safety tips
The article lists USDA guidance on frozen storage: beef and lamb roasts eight to 12 months, pork and veal roasts four to eight months, bacon no more than a month, hot dogs a couple of weeks, and luncheon meats and sausage not recommended for freezing due to quality loss. It also mentions boiling water killing bacteria, and cautions about washing machines harboring bacteria.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Cereals and Nutrition Facts From the Cereal Institute
The writer notes concerns about cereals as breakfast nutrition and argues against relying on breakfast alone for daily nourishment. They suggest requesting the Cereal Institute brochure "20 Facts About Cereals and Nutrition" from 135 South LaSalle St., Chicago, IL 60603, with a stamped self addressed envelope to speed delivery.
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Congress
Cereal Institute
South LaSalle St
Chicago
Ill
Temperature key factor in preventing virus transfer by laundry
A study by the Agricultural Research Service shows water temperature is the most important safeguard against transferring viruses between fabrics. Tests found even sterile fabrics could be contaminated and detergent had little effect on preventing transfer.
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Agricultural Research Service
Department of Agriculture
Firm Recalls Canned Anchovies Nationwide
A San Francisco firm recalls all its canned anchovies after reports of swollen cans possibly containing dangerous bacteria in the Miami area. Lawrence Anderson Jr. says the recall covers all US distribution. 18000 cans imported from Spain. 16000 recovered in a Miami warehouse. tests ongoing. Dade County health officials ban sale pending results.
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Miami
San Francisco
Lawrence Anderson Jr
S&w Fine Foods
United States
Anderson
S&w
Spain
Dade County
Long Career Duffy Daugherty Leads MSU in 18th Season
Michigan State football coach Duffy Daugherty marks his 18th season at the helm guiding the Spartans through a storied tenure. The veteran coach oversees a program with deep ties to college football history and tradition.
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Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State
Glens Falls Woman Perishes in House Fire
The body of 69 year old Elizabeth McCarthy of 472 Second St was found in a burning Glens Falls home on Friday morning. Fire officials say the fire burned 2 to 3 hours before discovery with a chair fire likely starting the blaze and a hole in the floor causing injuries to two firefighters. Coroner notes she had been dead about two to three hours prior to discovery.
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Glens Falls
Elizabeth McCarthy
2Nd St
Warren County
Richard Spitzer
Thomas McDonald
David LaBelle
Broad Street
Ridge Street
Leroy B. Akins
Jerald Noonan
McClement Attacks Block Voting at Ward Meeting
Democratic candidate Frank McClement accused repeated block voting of alienating voters during a First and Second Ward gathering at 95 Howard St. He pledged to hold ongoing meetings if elected. The Red Light petition effort and a ward motorcade and social were also discussed with Charles Jacques chairing the motorcade and William Hebert directing parking.
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Frank McClement
Albany County
Howard St
McClement
Hart and
Congress Streets
City Hall
Common Council
First
Second Ward
Bedford Street
Tracey’s
Oneida Street
Charles Jacques
William Hebert
Bomb Explodes at MIT Harming Fourth Floor Center
A bomb exploded Friday at MIT in Cambridge causing extensive damage to the Grover Hermann Building home to the Center for International Studies. No one was inside and no injuries were reported. Daniel Ellsberg has an office on the floor but was not harmed. The blast occurred in a ladies room and damaged multiple offices across the hall. Cambridge police and Boston records alerted after a call warned of the impending explosion.
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Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Grover Hermann
Institute
Center For International Studies
Daniel Ellsberg
Boston Record American
Studies
Harvard University
School For International Studies
Mrs Messier Attending ARC National Convention
Mrs. Ernest E. Messier of 58 Hudson Ave Green Island is one of two New York State delegates at the ARC National Convention in Denver. She is a longtime officer and active volunteer in the Association for Retarded Children and various community groups including the YWCA and United Way.
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Mrs. Messier
ARC National Convention
Ernest E. Messier
Hudson Ave
Green Island
State Association of Retarded Children
New York
The
National Association
Denver
Hubert Humphrey
Messier
Record Newspapers
Rensselaer County
Association For Retarded Children
Comprehensive Mental Advisory Board
Eleanor Roosevelt Developmental Services
Dept. of Mental Hygiene
Regional Hospital Review and Planning Council
Troy-Cohoes Ywca
United Fund
United Methodist Church
Cub Scouts
Brownies
Girl Scouts
State
PTA
Maplewood Pta
Record Height Kite Flight Reaches 23835 Feet
A kite set a peak height of 23835 feet on May 5 1910 at Mount Westher Virginia using a 10 kite train on piano wire tied to a ground winch per Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Mount Westher
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Explorer Ship Plans Outing To Mt Marcy Weekend
The Explorer Ship, 647, sponsored by St. Michael's Church Cohoes, will climb Mt. Marcy over the weekend. Miss Debbi Sawyer and Derek Burridge the boatswain's mates said the group leaves Cohoes at 6 a.m. Saturday and returns Sunday evening.
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Cohoes
St. Michael's Church, Cohoes
Mt. Marcy
Debbi Sawyer
Derek Burridge
Daily Crossword Puzzle ACCR 1 Boglands 8 July Fourth clue
Crossword clues span Across and Down entries with terms for geography food and crafts. Answers include boglands glory touching upon endurance seamlike joining and other standard crossword vocabulary.
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Bacchus
Handel
Prospero
Dorp Girl Death Leads To Arrest In Schenectady
A 34 year old Schenectady man Clifford Johnson of 417 Paige Street was arrested on criminal sale of a dangerous drug second degree after the death of 17 year old Debbie DaLanzo from heroin overdose. Johnson was arraigned and awaits grand jury action with potential additional charges.
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Schenectady
Clifford Johnson
Paige St
Dist
Atty
Elbert Watrous
Watrous
Debbie DaLanzo
State Street
Johnson
Grand
Dayan Says He Prefers War to Accepting Egypt Peace Terms
Defense Minister Moshe Dayan told a Tel Aviv meeting he would choose renewed hostilities over Cairo’s demand for an interim settlement and Suez Canal reopening. He cautioned the current cease fire may hold despite Sadat’s year-end negotiation deadline. In Jerusalem Meir reviewed Rogers’ hints of possible U.S. Phantom deliveries with security committee leaders.
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United Press International
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Egypt
Dayan
Tel Aviv
Sadat
Middle East
Cairo
Suez Canal
East Bank
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
U.S
William P. Rogers
Mrs. Meir
Foreign and Security Affairs Committee
Public Hearing on Fire Protection Contract in Speigletown
Town boards of Schaghticoke and Brunswick will hold a hearing at Speigletown Fire Hall on October 26 1971 at 8 PM to consider contracting with Speigletown District Volunteer Fire Company for fire protection in Speigeltown Fire Protection District. The contract would pay $18 540 annually for five years 1972 through 1976 with liability provisions and payment of firefighter injuries and deaths shared by Brunswick and Schaghticoke. Dated October 16 1971.
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Schaghticoke
Brunswick
Rensselaer County
New York
Speigletown District Volunteer Fire Company, Inc
Speigletown
Speigletowwn District Volunteer Fire Company, Inc
Speigletown Fire Protection
Speigletown Fire Protection District
Jessie D. Reed
Marguerite I. Wilcox
Pittstown Seeks New Motor Grader Bid with Trade-In
Notice under New York law states the Town of Pittstown Highway Superintendent recommends buying a new motor grader with trade-in of a 1960 Austin Western Super 100 with wing. Specifications available at Town Clerk. Sealed bids due 8:00 PM October 25, 1971 at Town Hall Tomhannock. Town Board may reject all bids. October 11, 1971. Linda C. Hussey Town Clerk.
Notice of Property Acquisition for Ferry Street Arterial Highway
New York State Department of Transportation announces appropriation of parcel 26, Map 25, City of Troy, for Ferry Street Arterial Highway. Property in the second ward, 0.0662 acres, with U S rights excepted, description referencing Front Street, water grants, and Pierhead lines. Dated Oct 13 1971. Also license notice for beer sale at Hartnett's Variety 822 River St Troy.
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NEW York State Department OF Transportation Real Property Division
Nestice
City of
Troy
Ferry Street
Troy-Watervliet
County of Rensselaer
Department ‘of Transportation
Commissioner of Transportation
Department of State
Rensselaer County
State of
New York
New York State Department of Transportation
Troy- Watervliet Bridge and
State of New York
United States of America
Front Street
United States
Troy-Watervliet Bridge
Dirck Y. Vanderheyden
Jacob Vanheyden
U.S. Pierhead & Bulkhead
State Department of Transportation
Theodore W. Parker Eee
W. C. Henessy
Hartnett’s
River St
Classified Ads Department Hours and Rates
Classified Ad Dept hours from 8 A M to 7 30 P M weekdays 8 A M to 8 P M Saturdays and 6 to 7 30 P M Sundays Ad takers assist with placing or canceling ads or paying bills Rates show per line per day for 7 day 28c 4 days 30c 3 days 38c and 1 day 40c
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Classified Ad Dept. Ho
Sauday
Lost and Found Notices from Local Area
Lost canopy canvas kitchen item between Cohoes and Raymerton blue and yellow with tent poles box. Reward call 237 7878. Cat lost small gray tiger with pink collar answers to Punky near Pinewoods Ave. Gears Washington School 273. Lost green wallet containing $29 on 4th St near Nelligan's Bakery 274 8678. Attention old pianos taken away free HE 42953.
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Raymerton
Pinewoods Ave
Washington School
4Th St
Nelligan’s Bakery
Rides Wanted Notices Include City Commuter Requests
Classified ride ads seek transport from 109th Street Troy to Maria College and from 125th Street area to Schenectady. Requests specify mornings around 7 or 7:30 AM with contact numbers 274 6554 and 235 1738 after 7 PM.
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Ride
109Th St
N. Troy
Maria College
New Scotland Ave
Maria
Vicinit
125Th St
Schenectady
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UPI
Ernest L. Medina
Medina
Ft. McPherson
Consumer’s Question Box
Margaret Dana
Mit
Pinewoods Center
Howard and Bush Founda
Abe Gates
Edward W. Pattison
George W. McIisaac
Helen Bull
Foundation
Frederick Lee
Colo
Explorer
Ionia
Bombay
Hades
David
Asaph
Baltimore
George Eliotero
Marner
Chauncey
France
I66
Dorp Girl
Rsww
Linda C. Hussey
John T. Hartnett
Fred
Trk City
Guarante
East Coast
H & R Block Tax School
River Street
Top Pay
Tenee Ee Eastern Refrigeration Co
Auto Mechanics
bene+ S
W. T. Grant CO
Holice ST
Watervliet Auto Body Works
6Th Ave
Watervliet
Yankee Trails Inc
3Rd Ave
Ext
Rensselaer
Union National Bank OF Troy
Lansingburgh’s
2Nd Ave
North
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