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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1971
Page
8
The piece notes a surge in bicycle use in the town and NYC. It mentions a proposed system of hike ways for bike drivers and the U S Department of Transportation considering bike lanes on all new roads. It cites a big rise in biking over the past 25 years.
Pastor Rev William A Groshans of Christ Church United Methodist will address the Purchasing Agents Association of Eastern New York in Cohoes at 545 pm after a 5 pm pre dinner film The King Corp on contract negotiations He has led a 350000 reconstruction in Ticonderoga and expanded churches in Schenectady Dublin Ireland has hosted a pulpit exchange The meeting is in OCA Hall Colhoes.
Delta Mu Alpha Transportation Fraternity Inc schedules a Monday gathering at the Crossroads Restaurant Latham. Before the meeting members will tour the Allegheny Ladlum Steel Co plant. Dinner and business session follow with Assemblyman Fred G Fields Jr delivering the address.
P. H. Brisbin, formerly GE process development engineer in Schenectady, is appointed manager of manufacturing for Intermagnetic General Corp. also based in Schenectady, an affiliate of General Electric.
Vincent J. Caputo named manager of Candia Knitters at 905 New London Road Latham the former Carpet Center site He joins from Montgomery Ward and has held posts with Top Value Enterprises Interstate Department Stores Caputo a Midland Pa native and Maynesburg College graduate came to the area in 1952 as soft line merchandise for Montgomery Ward.
Margaret Dana invites opinions and questions on buying topics and will use them in her columns as quickly as space and research allow. She cannot provide personal answers due to the high volume of mail from readers.
A Troy reader asks about working at 72 while receiving benefits and taxes. Officials confirm FICA taxes apply regardless of age and earnings can raise benefits later. The query on lump sum death benefits notes a typical payment window of five to six weeks. Partial disability has no provision. eligibility requires total disability for at least 12 months.
Leaders discussed fund raising for the Onondaga Indians museum and announced events such as rummage and food sales, a bazaar, and mother-daughter night. Workshops and displays are scheduled for early November with senior leaders arranging exhibits and Christmas project ideas.
William Quidsen of RD 1 Petersburg won the Honda motorcycle contest conducted chainwide by J M Fields. He registered at the Troy store managed by Lorne Swindell and the prize drew from entry blanks submitted by customers across the chain.
James R. Heekin Jr of Williamstown Mass a former grocery manufacturing figure and former Interpublic Inc president announces the James Heekin Co a marketing and communications consulting firm with headquarters at Berkshire Plaza 37 Main St North Adams Mass. The organization will link distributors and retailers in general marketing.
The Los Angeles police now run an unmarked detail to test auto repair shops for promised services with 11 arrests in six weeks for overcharging, using rebuilt engines, selling unused parts, or billing for unperformed labor. Home prices rise nationwide with a 6.3 percent year over year median gain to 24270, while very large homes sell slowly. Car rental tips advise matching duration and mileage to pricing, suggesting higher daily rates for long trips and weekly rates for longer use.
Shareholders of The Pioneer Building Loan and Savings Association of Troy overwhelmingly approved conversion to Pioneer Savings Bank under Section 411 Banking Law. Approval awaits action by the Superintendent of Banks and FDIC. Conference noted 57 percent representation by proxy. tallied results to be certified.
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