Den Leaders Named For Cub Pack 82 In Waterford
Cub Pack 82 sponsored by St. Marys Church in Waterford announced a new leadership slate. William Hayes serves as cubmaster with Libby Hostig as den coach assisted by Rose White. Den mothers and assistants are listed for dens 1 through 8 with several named volunteers.
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St. Mary’s Church
William Hayes
Libby Hostig
Rose White
Evan Kenney
Mary Lessard
Gail Oliviers
Anne Hayes
Terry Willetts
Den
Anna Bariteau
Mary Hines
Jo Anne Hatt
Carol Lessard
Janet Gordon
Linda Byrnes
Margaret Ladd
Nancy Lee
Elizabeth Fusco
Webern
Arthur McAleavy
Benedict Patrignani
Rites Held for Mrs. Cicchinelli of Waterford
Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas Cicchinelli of 132nd Street Waterford were conducted at Finn Funeral Home and St Marys Church Waterford. Rev Ralph V Shuhuler C S A led the Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial. Grandsons Mark Pellerin Thomas David Michael Cicchineli Leo DeCrescente and Armand Patregnani acted as bearers. Interment followed at St Marys Cemetery with Father Shuhler officiating.
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Thomas Cicchinelli
Waterford
Finn Funeral Home
St. Mary’s Church
Ralph V. Shhuhler
C.S.A
Firemen Schedule Halloween Dance at the Firehouse
Reservations close Thursday night for the Halloween Dance sponsored by the auxiliary of the F B Peck Hose Co. The event is Saturday at the firehouse with dancing from 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. The Dave Morse Four will provide music and refreshments will be served.
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F. B. Peck Hose Co
Nancy O’brien
Carol Farrar
Cochairman
Dave Morse
Waterford Home Bureau Meets for Daisy Rain Hat and Bag Lesson
The Waterford Home Bureau will meet today at 10 a.m. at the South Bridge of the Federated Church. Mrs. Benjamin Zeller teaches the Daisy Rain Hat and Bag project. Interested participants may call Mrs. Earl Hoag or Mrs. Fred Esterby. Hostesses are Mrs. William Brown and Mrs. J. Graham Burke.
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Benjamin Zeller
Waterford
Woman Undergoes Eye Surgery at Samaritan Hospital
Mrs Mildred Moore of 54 Fourth Street Waterford is a patient at Samaritan Hospital Troy where she underwent eye surgery on Tuesday. She will be confined for about a week to ten days.
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Mildred Moore
Fourth St
Waterford
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
UMW Coal Talks Collapse Over Union-Busting Provision
Negotiations for about 80 000 striking coal miners ended after the United Mine Workers accused the Bituminous Coal Operators Association of seeking a union busting clause. Union leader W A Tony Boyle charged the industry would withhold wage increases to punish strike activity. The strike has halted most soft coal production in over 20 states for 20 days with no talks planned unless called by either side.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Boyle
Committee rejects idea of another Alcatraz at Wallkill
Harold N. Butler superintendent of Wallkill Correctional Facility said a committee evaluating sites for a maxi maxi security prison for hard core inmates does not envision another Alcatraz. The panel seeks adequate work and educational programs alongside security.
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Walj.kill
N.Y
UPI
Alcatraz
Harold N. Butler
Wallkill
Congressional Group Blasts Postal Service Over Contract
A House subcommittee finds evidence showing the Postal Service awarded a $3.466 million contract to Westinghouse before bids were solicited. Rep. Thaddeus Dulski calls the handling a sad commentary and urges voiding the job evaluation contract and repayment of funds.
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Congressional
Action of Postal Service
Washington
The
Postal Service
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Thaddeus J. Dulski
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Congress
New York Democrat
Westinghouse
Tes
Senate OKs 1.37 Billion Individual Tax Cut
The Senate Finance Committee approved a 1.37 billion dollar tax cut for individual income taxpayers on 1971 returns as part of a House bill. To speed action the provisions were attached as an amendment to a minor non-controversial bill. The measure raises the personal exemption to 675 for 1971 and expands low income allowances for poverty level families, while preserving higher total allowances. The panel said it will forward hearing transcripts to the Justice Department amid questions about contracting and possible misrepresentations by Westinghouse and Fry Consultants.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
The
Treasury
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate
House
O Brien Charges FCC Aiding Nixon TV Monopoly
Democratic leader Lawrence F. O'Brien accuses the FCC of blocking opposition access to presidential TV time. He says courts should compel fair broadcast opportunities and responses to Nixon appearances, warning of a single presidential voice shaping policy.
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O’brien
FCC
Nixon
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Lawrence F. O’brien
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
U.S. Circuit Court
Insects Per Acre Claim Noted by Entomologists
Entomologists estimate that as many as 700000 insects may winter in a single acre of average soil highlighting extreme insect density and potential impacts on soil ecology.
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Pat and
Troy Icas
Orn
Joan Fontaine
Cub Pack
Firemen
Home Bureau Unit
Justice Department
Fry Consultants Inc
Fry Consultants
Dulski
Board Room
Millinery
Stuyvesant Plaza
Densy's
Colomse Cent
Hanes
Ars
Denby ’S
A Troy
Colonie Center
Junior Denby
Atrol
Stuyvesane Plaza
Colqorle
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