Court reinstates Corbeil to housing counselor post
Albert J. Corbeil, ousted from a $173.50 weekly housing counselor job with Cohoes Neighborhood Improvement Program, is reinstated after the Court of Appeals ruling. The court dismissed the citys appeal challenging a lower court order to rehire him, citing a 1976 Supreme Court ruling protecting non policy making public employees from removal over political beliefs. Corbeil, a Citizens Party member, had been fired when Mayor Canestrari, a Democrat, took office in 1976.
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Albert J. Corbeil
Court of Appeals
Corbeil
Columbia St
Ronald Canestrari
Supreme Court
Robert C. Williams
Appellate Division
U.S. Supreme Court
The
Citizens Party
Canestrari
van Schaick Island
Williams
Elks Auxiliary to Meet in Brunswick With Charity Drive Talk
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brunswick Lodge of Elks meets Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Country Den in Raymertown. Paul Tazbir and Lee Bowman from the Department of Aging discuss a possible community charity drive. After the meeting, ideas for socials will be voted on. A note cites a scientist claiming oceans hold enough salt to bury the United States a mile deep.
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Brunswick Lodge of Elks
Raymertown
Paul Tazbir
Lee Bowman
The
Department of Aging
United States
Na- Haral Canguronhie
Waterford Memorial Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Jean Shumway
Post Room
Agnes Walsh
Ann Dano
Court Fines Brennan Bus Service for Unlicensed Operations
The New York state Supreme Court fined Brennan’s Cohoes Brennan’s Bus Service $1,000 after DOT findings of illegal operations begun in October 1976. Company comments were not available. DOT urged licensing to ensure safe, adequate service at fair prices.
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Cohoes
Brennan
State Supreme Court
State Department of Transportation
DOT
College Gains HEW Grant For Elder Care Education
Albany College of Pharmacy receives a three year $30 531 HEW grant to create a model drug education program for workers with the elderly in the Capital District. Dr Barry Reiss will direct the project which includes a drug information hot line and training for social workers and visiting nurses.
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Albany
Albany College of Pharmacy of
Union University
Federal
Department of Health, Education and Welfare Administration On
Barry Reiss
Seniors dine trip to Springs Restaurant in New Ashford
Members of Dr. Jay McDonald Towers Senior Citizens Association will leave the Towers Thursday at 10 a.m. for a bus and dinner trip to the Springs Restaurant in New Ashford with Mrs M Rose Grignon in charge of arrangements.
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Joyce Carpenter
Waterford Home Bureau
Federated South Church
Jewel Mazula
New York City
Bureau
Cohoest
Dr. Jay McDonald Towers Senior Citizens Association
the Towers
New Ashford
Mass
M. Rose Grignon
City investigates police brutality claims files delay
COHOES Corporation Counsel James Harrington said his office will provide The Times Record with notices of claims filed against the city over alleged police brutality. He noted confidential material and a delay due to staff absence, while defending the public-record status of such claims.
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Cohoes — Corporation
James Harrington
The
Times Record
Harrington
Cohoes Girls Softball League to Elect Officers
The Cohoes Girls Softball League will elect officers for the 1977 78 season at a general membership meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Cohoes Community Center 22 40 Remsen Street All parents are urged to attend.
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Cohoes
Remsen St
Court Notes From Cohoes Police Court
Judge Walter Burke handles cases including Karl Buchholz 17 jailed weekends for six months on stolen property charges. Donald Cusack 49 gets three years probation after guilty pleas to reckless endangerment and assault. Harvey Gorleski 16 faces six months adjourned for possible dismissal. Charles Wilkinson 37 pleads guilty to impaired driving program. George Darwak 16 pleads guilty to disorderly conduct with $150 fine. Calvin Eames 28 and Arthur Tribley 28 plead guilty to related driving offenses. Marlene Diotte 34 and Peter Guilbeault 19 face charges and program references. Barr 22 cases dismissed in interest of justice.
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Karl Buchholz
Averil Park
Albany County
Donald Cusack
North Mohawk St
Harvey Gorleski
Grant St
Charles Wilkinson
19Th St. Watervliet
John Barr
1St Ave
Waterford
Calvin Eames
Continental Ave
Hughes lecture on Howard Hughes at Siena College
Historian David Williams discusses the reclusive billionaire in a 99 minute talk at Siena College Campus Center Theater. The 8 p.m. event includes rare photographs and anecdotes, with an admission fee. Williams, author and TV producer, is associate editor of People in Pursuit of Truth.
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Loudonville
Howard Hughes
David Williams
Siena College
Campus Center
Williams
Hughes
Free plaid car robe with car loan promotion
A car loan promotion offers a complimentary 30 by 60 inch plaid car robe in a carrying case with each loan. Act now to receive the gift as part of the deal.
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