Rensselaer Council Acts on Tax Refund and Outreach
The Rensselaer Common Council approved a $144.84 tax refund to Victor E. Johnson of Delmar for double Sept. 1 payments on 5 Partition St. A St. Pauls Lutheran Church anniversary open house was announced for Oct. 6. The council also discussed a Sept. 11 fundraiser by the Rensselaer Volunteer Ambulance Service.
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Rensselaer
Delmar
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Rensselaer Volunteer Ambulance Service
Rensselaer names its kids of the year for summer program
Chris Reilly of Eastland Park and Richie Burns of Third Avenue Playground are named girl and boy of the year for the Rensselaer Parks and Playgrounds summer program. The listing also notes winners in tennis, basketball, patch contests, chess, badminton, and other playground competitions across multiple locations.
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Chris Reilly
Richie Burns
Rensselaer
Eastland Park
Third Avenue Playground
Rensselaer Parks
Dawn Conlin
Marie Tudico
Joanne Reilly
Peggy Mink
Rensselaer High School
Bonnie McKenny
Coyne Field
Mike Juliano
Rich Reilly
Tracy Street
Robert McDoggie
Juliana Adeleska
Third Avenue
Dave Bourdeau
Patty Anne Bourdeau
Fast Street
Timmy Burek
Shannon Klein
Nelson French
Joe DeGuile
Coyne
Bob Deleskiewicz
Matt Hardt
Damon Wilson
Denise Pickens
Dan Shook
Lisa Burns
East Street
Leroy Coyle
Patty Marshall
School
Eric DeGuile
Newspaper carrier robbed by group of youths in Rensselaer
Police report a 12 year old carrier said she was robbed by about 15 young men on Sunday while collecting money for Knickerbocker News along John Street. Other city reports include a disorderly conduct arrest, a car set fire, vandalized construction trailers, and theft of coins from a home.
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Rensselaer — Rensselaer
Sandy Schlotterer
1360
Broadway
Knickerbocker News
John Street
James W. Blair
Hillcrest St
Schenectady
Rensselaer City
Douglas P. Alexander
Second St
Mike Micheli
Micheli Construction Co
Wilson Street
Neighbor Fence Dispute Over Ladder Access and Repairs
A reader asks if a ladder can be placed on a neighbor's side to repair or repaint a home and garage. The neighbor refuses, and the article notes possible third party intervention by building inspectors or zoning authorities and suggests cautious steps to mend relations.
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M.B. of
Troy
C.G. Beauregard
Winning Numbers for New York State Lottery October 16 1975
The article notes the three winning numbers for Oct 16 1975 New York State Lottery as 475233 397556 922044. It explains prize rules about matching first or last digits and the all digits same, with a double prize if a five appears before the winning number. It also includes community notices and reader letters.
Attica Strikes Highlight Prison Policy And Leadership Gaps
Five years after the Attica rebellion, inmates rally with a strike exposing state leaders unwilling or unable to fix prison conditions. Gov. Carey faces criticism for guarded outreach while increasing bed capacity, risking further unrest as lawmakers dodge reform.
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Albany
N.Y
Attica State
New York State
Attica
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Hugh Carey
Herman Schwartz
Commission of ‘Correction
Senate
Schwartz
Carey
Eugene Frament Named Nassau Village Police Chief
Eugene Frament 30 of Miller Road Schodack will become Nassau village police chief Sept 27 after the village board unanimously appointed him. He leaves Albany State University security, has three children, and serves as Army National Guard Captain. Frament will earn 9000 annually as the department expands from two part timers to a full time chief and two part time officers.
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Nassau
Eugene Frament
Miller Road
Schodack
Nassau Village
Frament
Albany State University
Margaret van Deusen
Russell Sage College
State University
Army National Guard
Village Police Department
Causes of death given for two crash victims
Lorraine DeVite 39 died of massive internal injuries after a head on crash at Routes 9 and 146. John DeVito 61 died of a broken neck and crushed chest. his wife Mary 61 is in fair condition at Saratoga Hospital.
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Clifton Park
Lorraine DeVite
Albany County
John DeVito
Saratoga Hospital
Mary
Mechanicville
DeVoe
Schodack Council Announces Arts Courses for 1976 77
The Schodack Central Council on the Arts lists student and adult folk dancing music appreciation and photography classes starting January March and April at local schools. Courses run six weeks with specified times and contact numbers. A Rock and Roll Revival II is set for September 10 at Maple Hill High School Gym from 8 to 11 p.m.
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Schodack Central Council On the Arts
Sharif Kalish
Castleton
Mary Lou Kulpa
Sheri Kalish
Ruth Hague
Seaman Ave
Mary Hill
David Siver
Maple Hill High School
Cathy Whiston
Madeline Robinson
Judy Gibbons
Youth Bureau Board Plans First Work Meeting in City Hall
The Rensselaer Youth Bureau directors will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the City Hall office. The open session marks the first work meeting, with at least six meetings planned for the year, said Director Connie Reilly.
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Youth Bureau Board
Rensselaer
Rensselaer Youth Bureau
Youth Bureau
City Hall
Connie Reilly
Reilly
East Greenbush council votes down expense transfer move
East Greenbush officials reject a motion to shift expense account funds to the general contingency and require expense vouchers at meetings. Council members cite no improprieties and call for budget guidelines. The meeting also sets a Sept 21 public hearing on wetlands permits and approves local appointments and studies.
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East Greenbush
Michael van Voris
Michael Celello
Town Hall
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Joe Brophy
Jim Cacciotti
Marty Hardt
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Frank White
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Carl Case
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Times Record
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Cambridge
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Cochairman
Lansingburgh
Germania Hall Association
Monica Colaneri
Helen O’n. Parker
North Greenbush
Ragge’s Display, Inc
Hudson Ave
Martin Harrington
van Deusen
Thomas Pemberthy
Watervliet
Pemberthy
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Cohoes
Schodack Council
Call Kaye Victorseon
William Holbein
Schodack Town Hall
Hudson Valley Community College
Edward Bender
Anthony Carpinello
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Youth Commission
George Anastas
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