02 Sep 1976
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1976
Page
1
The Stillwater Stillwater Town Board adopted a local wetlands protection law at a special meeting with no public comments. Dog warden Edith Hoyt will patrol the village to enforce a leash law, with fines for unrestrained dogs.
The Red Cross seeks volunteer blood donors aged 17 to 65 for a Bloodmobile event in Mechanicville on Wednesday. Donors should attend Knights of Columbus rooms on Central Avenue from 12 noon to 6 pm or call Jim Cavanaugh at 664 4852 or Gene Vermilyea at 664 7714 to make an appointment.
A reader asks if a homeowner may legally ladder or scaffolds on a neighbor’s side to paint or repair an exterior wall. Experts suggest possible third party intervention by building inspectors or zoning officials and consider safe alternatives that avoid touching a neighbor’s property while maintaining property upkeep.
Schuylerville hosts meals for seniors beginning Sept 15 at United Methodist Church. Key organizers include Town Supervisor Alphonse DeFabio and Schuylerville officials. County funds cover 90 percent. local towns pay the rest. Eligible residents 60 plus may reserve a weekday noon meal. transportation provided with a wheelchair lift.
The article lists three winning numbers for New York State Lottery on October 16 1975 as 475233 997556 and 922044. It explains prize rules based on matching first or last digits and if all digits match. It also includes community notices and reader inquiries about local events and crafts.
Five years after the Attica uprising, New York leaders face stalled prison reform as inmates strike and state officials fail to act. The piece argues political risk and leadership gaps hinder meaningful change despite deadly past events and ongoing protests.
The Rensselaer Youth Bureau board will convene Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the City Hall Youth Bureau office. The meeting is open to the public and marks the first work session, with plans to meet at least six times this year, said Director Connie Reilly.
Joseph Martino a Republican candidate in the 29th district charges a Conservative Party pledge signed by rival Jimmy DeYoung may violate state and federal election laws. He cites sections banning agreements for political support and warns of possible fines and jail. DeYoung defends the contract saying it does not breach laws.
Schenectady orthopedic surgeon Dr. Leon Levine, 55, received one year probation with a requirement to donate services half a day weekly to an elderly care institution and was fined 6000 dollars. He pled guilty to income tax evasion for 1970, reporting 87733 instead of 101362.63 and paying 38708 instead of 47147.56.
Schuyler Hose Co will hold a tag day from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday in the village to raise funds for radio equipment. Donations can be sent to Spencer Boyce Fire Chief Ray Zewrick or Lester Burch at the Schuyler Hose Co Schuylerville NY 12871.
Lawyers for accused cadets offer affidavits detailing widespread honor code violations in exchange for assurances that those involved will not face automatic expulsion. The affidavits name cadets from 1974 to 1977 and describe cheating, theft, and threats. Cadet Michael Ivy testifies that expulsion remains possible, with room for lesser punishments.
The Southern Adirondack Library System Bookmobile will begin its fall schedule Tuesday and visit each Saratoga County community every two weeks.
Colonie's special meeting opens with an 8 p.m. session at Town Hall to review alternative plans for about half of the Superblock near Colonie Center. The Northwest 587 acre area, owned by Anderson Development Corp. and Beltrone Construction Co., may see zoning changes but no action tonight. A public hearing will precede any zoning changes.
Lorraine DeVite 39 died of massive internal injuries in a head on collision near Routes 9 and 146 Albany County coroner’s report states. John DeVito 61 died of a crushed chest and broken neck after the same crash near Saratoga Hospital. Mary DeVito 81 is in fair condition.
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