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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1976

Page

3

Murphy links tax hike to welfare at Hoosick Falls

Rensselaer County Executive William J. Murphy told Hoosick Falls Kiwanis to end rhetoric and push welfare reform. He tied a 12.4 percent county tax rise to rising welfare costs, noting 92 percent of the increase funds welfare and urging readers to lobby Gov. Carey. Murphy cited welfare fraud probes costing the county $100,000 and $560,000 uncovered in nine months.

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

Elegant Hoosick Falls new home for minister and wife

New residents E J Sumerlin evangelist and wife Olivia have purchased the former James Pratt home at 120 Church Street Hoosick Falls. Pratt family moved to Swanton Vermont. The Sumerlins come after six years in southern California and work in evangelism in the northeast and Europe. Mrs Sumerlin is a professional ballerina and model. The couple’s visit includes Mrs Sumerlin’s mother Mrs Jesse B Sumerlin of San Antonio. The home dates to the 1870s and has a history including division in 1924. Other local items include Halloween party at Hoosick Falls Elks Auxiliary and a food sale by the Retired Eagles Activity Club and St Marys Academy ring ceremony.

E. J. Sumerlin Church of Christ of Bennington Sumerlins Hoosick Falls California Mr. Sumerlin Texas Northeast Manhattan Long Island Jesse B. Sumerlin San Antonio Church Street Truman Wallace Elks Auxiliary The Elks and Auxiliary

Hoosick bridge repair to finish in about three weeks

State DOT says culvert bridge on Route 7 at Hoosick will be repaired in roughly three weeks. Senior engineer Glenn Hayner notes crews are replacing the old abutment and installing a stronger multi plate pipe after a June storm washed out the structure. Inspector Richard Hirsch oversees work near Smith's Garage.

Hoosick Bridge Hoosick Route 7 Glenn Hayner State Department of Transportation Hayner

Hotline queries and sought items in Adirondack and beyond

A reader seeks help locating the Adirondack Blue Grass League address after paying $5 for a membership card. Other letters request information on two Little Golden Books titled Bongo and Gaston and Josephine, requests for chess magazines and clubs, and repair sources for a portable TV from W. T. Grant with local repair contacts provided.

Adirondack Blue Grass League Gaston Josephine Little Golden Books

Hoosick Falls Police Investigate Three Incidents

Hoosick Falls police probe three incidents on Tuesday including an attempted break in at Don's Book Store on John Street where no entry was gained, a stolen battery from a 1965 Chevrolet at 74 High Street, and a possible break in at the village clerk’s office on Main Street. No arrests in these cases.

Don's Book Store John Street Jerry van der Kar High St Main Street

Grafton PTO to Host Open House and Book Fair

The Grafton Parent Teacher Organization will hold an open house and book fair at Grafton Elementary School on Thursday from 7 30 to 9 p m. Parents may meet teachers and browse the book fair during the event.

Grafton

Long list of clues leads to arrest in Hoosick Falls thefts

David Black Johns, 21, of 178 Main St Hoosick Falls, arrested Tuesday in connection with three burglaries and two car thefts. He faces burglary third degree two counts of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and two counts of possession of stolen property. Bail set at 1500.

Hoosick Falls David Black Johns Main St Rensselaer County Johns

District attorney candidate Layden outlines plan for Washington County

Democratic and Liberal candidate Leon Layden, a 46 year old Whitehall native and longtime attorney, asserts that with a 70 000 dollar budget and four lawyers the office should try more cases including felonies. He cites plea bargaining rate over 90 percent and calls for tougher sentencing for Great Meadows inmates and a quicker murder trial in the county. He also notes his nine years on the County Board of Supervisors and community roles with local fund drives and chambers of commerce.

Leon Layden Washington County Great Meadows Comstock Layden Board of Supervisors Mercure

Mercure Seeks Washington County DA Post With Law Focus

Republican candidate Thomas Mercure outlines tenure goals and plan for the office including plea bargain limits, consecutive sentences for serious crimes, police liaison, and officer education. He emphasizes collaboration with local agencies and targeting welfare fraud.

Mercure Washington County District Attorney's Office

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