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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1976

Page

2

Nassau Village doubles terms for trustees and mayor

Nassau Village Board voted to extend terms from two to four years for the four trustees and the mayor starting with the 1978 elections. Mayor Jerrold VanDeusen cited reduced election costs and continuity as reasons. The board also approved a $150 repair for the police base radio and discussed future radio needs. A Maple Avenue resident petition supported the truck ban with no exemptions. A Elm Street resident complained of 25 cats. health officials were consulted. Barbara Vallee will remain as school crossing guard. Action on tax breaks for new commercial developments was postponed.

Nassau Nassau Village Board Leonard Gorzynski Edward Pinaszek Jerrold VanDeusen VanDeusen van Deusen Chatham

Nassau woman accuses patrolman of rude remarks at Legion bar

Alberta Connell told Nassau village board Patrolman C. E. Montross made disparaging comments at about 7 p.m. Monday at the American Legion bar. Montross denies the comments and says he was celebrating his birthday with his son. The board planned immediate action and to meet with Montross and the police chief.

Nassau Nassau Village American Legion Alberta Connell Church Street C. E. Montross Connell Montross

East Greenbush man injured during arrest

Rensselaer police report an East Greenbush resident treated at St. Peter's Hospital for head lacerations after an arrest at 85 Aiken Ave. Stephen E. Miller of 19 Forest Dr. East Greenbush faced charges of resisting arrest and third degree assault. He was released to his father. A separate arrest concerns John B. Arnold for petit larceny and a vehicle theft report at 1227 Broadway. Police also noted vandalism including a tire slash on 67 Washington St. D and B Acoustical Corp. owner Ernest Burkhart.

Rensselaer — Rensselaer East Greenbush Albany Hospital Stephen E. Miller Forest Dr St. Peter's Hospital Aiken Ave Officer Smith Rensselaer Police Miller William D. Dare Joyce Miller John B. Arnold East St Raymond Greenwood Ernie Broadway Robert J. Folmsbee Sr Ernest D. Burkhart D and B ‘Acoustical Corp Washington St

Coxsackie Firefighters Battle Two Simultaneous Blazes

Coxsackie firefighters tackled a lumber company fire on Railroad Avenue at about 1:15 a.m. and, while controlling it, responded to a second blaze at the Durkin residence on Noble Street and Riverside Avenue around 2:15 a.m. No injuries were reported. arson was ruled out.

Durkin Noble Street Riverside Avenue

Murphy links tax hike to welfare costs in county budget

Rensselaer County Executive William J. Murphy addressed the Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club on the 1977 budget, pinning 12.4 percent tax rise on rising welfare costs and noting most departments are frozen with no raises. He praised efforts to trim the budget yet warned the welfare burden remains the main pressure and urged readers to contact legislators and Governor Carey for welfare reform.

Hoosick Falls Rensselaer County William J. Murphy Murphy Hugh Carey Carey Kiwanis Club

Hotline and notices spark reader responses in upstate NY

Readers seek contact details for the Adirondack Blue Grass League and assist with locating two Little Golden Books from the 1950s. They ask about chess resources and local clubs, plus repair services for a portable TV and welfare reform commentary from 1977.

Adirondack Blue Grass League

UPS strike shows limited impact on area businesses and schools

A Times Record spot check finds school districts and retailers largely unfazed by the UPS strike. Some delays occurred for florists and hardware stores using Parcel Post, with calls for a swift settlement to avoid holiday disruptions.

United Parcel Service UPS the Times Record

Fonda knitting mill burned in village fire

Fire destroyed the Fonda Manufacturing Company main building Tuesday afternoon and evening. Fire Chief Patrick Com pany said the blaze began at 3 15 PM and firefighters remained on scene past 8 PM with no reported injuries. The cause remained undetermined at dawn.

Fonda Knitting FONDA Patrick Company Fonda Manufacturing Company Compani

Village store bazaar at St David’s Church East Greenbush

A village store bazaar offering potpourri candy toys stickers candles holly and boutique items will be held Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at St David’s Episcopal Church on Brookview Road. A hot luncheon will be served 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and a raffle of items contributed by local merchants.

East Greenbush St. David's Episcopal Church Brookview Road

Driving course offered by East Greenbush district

The East Greenbush adult education program will teach a Defensive Driving course from 7 to 9 p.m. for four Wednesdays starting this week. Residents may register by calling 477-8711 extension 224.

East Greenbush

UPS Teamsters Strike Talks Continue in Greenwich Conn

Negotiations between United Parcel Service and Teamsters Local 294 remain ongoing with a federal mediator involved for over five weeks. The dispute centers on featherbedding in sorting and use of part time workers, with union and company seeking a resolution as 18,000 East Coast members are affected.

Greenwich. Conn United Parcel Service UPS Brian Reilly Teamsters Local 294 East Coast

Albany Teachers Rally For Contract Settlement At Board Meeting

About 125 Albany teachers urged the school board to settle a contract, criticizing stalled talks since June while association president Josephine Sano voiced frustration over management. Naomi Torres urged mobility training for blind students and the board authorized superintendent Bray to explore the proposal.

Albany City School Board Sano David Bray Bray Naomi Torres Torres Regina Chicorelli

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