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Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1976
Page
2
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Fall leaf pickup to start in Rensselaer October 26
RENSSELAER announces the fall leaf pickup will begin Tuesday October 26 as city crews collect leaves. Residents should place leaves in large plastic bags at the curb for faster handling and avoid leaving bags in street gutters to prevent hazards. A bake sale by St. Joseph's School Guild is set for November 2 at 1641 Third St starting 8 a.m. and lasting until sold out.
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Fall Leaf
Rensselaer
Philip R. Smith
St. Joseph's School Guild
Third St
Smith
Rensselaer Board Splits Over New Basic Competency Tests
Acting Superintendent Philip A. Erlich and board member Mary Hardt criticized three new basic competency tests authorized by the state. They spoke at a special board meeting at Rensselaer Junior-Senior High School about tests in practical science health civics and writing skills given to ninth graders on an experimental basis. Erlich praised math and reading tests from last year but called the civics test ambiguous and the format of the answer forms confusing. Hardt said the format was bad and noted dotted lines hindered punctuation marking.
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Rensselaer
Rensselaer School Board
State
Philip A. Erlich
Mary Hardt
Erlich
Hardt
Charles Muller
Muller
Schodack Driver Ordered to Pay $98,500 in suit
A State Supreme Court jury awarded two Schodack sisters and their father $98,500 for injuries from a 1974 crash on Hogue's Corners Road. The Town of Schodack must pay 65 percent, or $64,025, with 34,475 left to the driver, Gary Van Valkenburgh, age 19.
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Schodack
State Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
Deborah
Darlene Dalbec
Gary van Valkenburgh
Hogue’s Corners Road
van Valkenburgh
Darlene
Edmond
Fire Burns Rensselaer House Twice
A second blaze destroyed the empty house at 1459 Second St in Rensselaer after an initial 8:14 p.m. fire that caused extensive south side and water damage. Four pumpers and a truck battled a second alarm blaze until 6 a.m. The incident wounded Daniel Malark, who later recovered, while Timothy Malark’s brother was home. The cause remains undetermined.
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Rensselaer
Second Street
Second St
Timothy Malark
Daniel Malark
Memorial Hospital
Albany approves federal funds for traffic safety program
The Albany Common Council authorized the mayor to sign a state agreement to obtain about 72 000 in federal funds for a traffic safety program. Funds will cover two more traffic police salaries a traffic education van another patrol car and portable radar and breathalyzer units. The city assigns five officers as its match to the grant which aims to target high accident areas and enforce speeding and drunken driving laws.
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Albany
Albany Common Council
Eighth Ward
Joseph Lynn
Lynn
Common Council
Richard Conners
Assessments challenged in Clifton Park
Clifton Park officials including town counsel Joseph Martino assessor William Hortsmann and building inspector Lawrence Caton are accused by Robert Redmond of conspiring to under assess land off Route 146 saving over 8000 in taxes over four years. Redmond labeled the actions potentially negligent but did not claim criminal conduct.
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Clifton Park
Robert Redmond
Town Democratic
Joseph Martino
Edward Pattison
William Hortsmann
Lawrence Caton
Martino
Caton
Hortsmann
Redmond
Break-in Probed at Nassau Town Landfill Office
Nassau State Police investigate a break-in at the Nassau Town Landfill area. An office and storage shed windows were smashed while a bulldozer window was damaged. Troopers believe the incident occurred over the weekend. nothing appeared missing.
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Nassau
Nassau Town
East Greenbush
Felt to lead New York Bicentennial Commission
Albany New York Dr Thomas E Felt has been named the new executive director of the state Bicentennial Commission. The appointment aims to coordinate celebrations marking the bicentennial anniversary with government and cultural groups.
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Albany, N.Y
State Bicentennial Commission
Thomas E. Felt
Oil tanker overturns on ramp spills diesel injuring driver
State Police at East Greenbush report a tanker carrying about 6000 gallons of diesel overturned on an entrance ramp to I 90 from Routes 9 and 20 spilling about 300 gallons and injuring driver Guy Smith, 50, of Niverville. EnCon officials will attempt to sop up remaining fuel to protect a creek. Frontier Delivery, Inc. of Buffalo owned the truck.
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East Greenbush
Guy Smith
Route 1
Niverville
EnCon
Leaf Pickup Begins on Consecutive Mondays in East Greenbush
East Greenbush public works announces fall leaf and branch collection starting on consecutive Mondays. Crews will gather debris from curbs and designated piles, urging residents to place leaves and branches curbside by the specified schedule for timely service.
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East Greenbush
Town Public Works Department
Women’s Club meeting set in East Greenbush
The Greenbush Women’s Club will meet at 8 p.m. on Wednesday at the First United Methodist Church to plan a November Flea Market and Thanksgiving baskets for the needy. New members welcome. Residents may leave bundled leaves for curbside pickup on Oct. 26 and on four subsequent Mondays with vacuuming by area.
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East Greenbush
Greenbush
First United Methodist Church
Hays and
Gilligan Roads
Sherwood Park
Woodland Park
Prospect Heights
Hillview
Hampton Manor
Clinton Park
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