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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1971
Page
2
Christ and St Barnabas host daily rummage sales and Holy Eucharist services with times listed. Pawling Avenue United Methodist plans education commission meeting church bowling and a multi day bazaar with bazaar and supper events.
The first fall meeting of Cub Pack 25 sponsored by United Methodist Church in West Sand Lake featured Cubmaster Theodore Groat, committee chair William Meeks, and new assistant Ralph Hadson. Plans announced include Halloween party, candy sale, Christmas party, Blue and Gold Banquet, Pinewood Derby, and family picnic with volunteer needs for den mothers and leaders.
The West Sand Lake Fire Company auxiliary hosts a Beautyrama fundraiser open to the public Monday Nov 8 at 8 pm in the West Sand Lake Fire Hall. Beauty consultants offer makeup and skin care demonstrations, with models from guests and jewelry wigs and fur accessories spotlighted under Eleanor Wells. Door prizes and contact with auxiliary members are available for questions.
Miss Nancy Burke elected treasurer of the freshman class at Mount Saint Mary College Newburgh She is daughter of Mr and Mrs George B Burke 35 Fane Court Troy a Catholic Central High School graduate majoring in American History Special Education
Huey P. Newtons attorneys vow further efforts to delay the trial on charges of killing an Oakland police officer. An appeal will be filed Monday to challenge a judges disqualification ruling on grounds of prejudice. The case centers on Alameda County Superior Court Judge Lyle E. Cook.
The New York City mayor and five major city leaders gather at City Hall to launch a third year of joint lobbying for urban aid programs. The meeting includes Lindsay and Mayors Alexander Syracuse Corning Albany Del Bello Yonkers May Rochester Sedita Buffalo as they draft the 1972 state legislative program under the Big Six Compact. Bruce B. Detlefsen named director of communications for the State University system at $23,800 annually, coordinating central admin communications across campuses and govts.
A Harris poll for the State Council of Environmental Advisers finds statewide 43 percent cite pollution as the most serious problem. New York City prioritizes crime, drugs, and pollution in that order, with pollution at 38 percent. The suburbs rate pollution at 41 percent, while the northeast and southwest regions show pollution as the leading concern in 45 and 52 percent respectively.
The first American milk bottles were manufactured in 1879 at the War ren Glass Works in Maryland marking the birth of a standard dairy container.
The New England Asylum for the Blind, Boston, founded March 2, 1820, marks America's first formal school for the blind establishing an education model that spread nationwide.
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