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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1976
Page
1
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The Times Record outlines COINWORD contest rules open to all except employees or relatives of the newspaper. Entries may be submitted as completed puzzles, with name and address, by mail or in person before 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication. Prize is 25 dollars. ties split. no correct solution means roll into next week. All entries become property of the paper and only one prize per family.
Michael Chabert, 16, of East Greenbush, died at the scene when a car driven by Virginia Belanger left Route 17 near Claverack struck a pole and tree. Passenger Henry Lengenbach, 19, was hospitalized in fair condition. Belanger was treated and released. Coroner pending verdict.
East Greenbush residents not in school may enroll in the Community Education program by calling Joan Versace between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. at 477 8711 or visiting Columbia High School guidance office. Started in 1973 the program lets residents attend classes with high school students during the school day. Year long courses start Sept 8 with other options quarterly or half year. Since 1973 fifty district residents have enrolled in fifty-one courses. A course list is at the high school.
The 21 hour Jerry Lewis Telethon on WRGB Channel Six raised at least 237000 dollars with hopes to reach 250000. Station VP James DelMonico praised local volunteers including Schenectady County deputies for helping run the fundraiser.
Albany man John M. Vink 62 of 214 Sherman Ave was charged with driving while intoxicated and failure to keep right after his car side swiped a pickup driven by Wayne Morrow 20 of Nassau. The collision occurred Sunday evening on Lake Avenue Ext and Morrow swerved to avoid a worse crash. Trooper T E Gill arrested Vink at 8 05 p m.
The Stephentown Historical Society will meet at 8 p.m. at the town hall with Helen Kocher of Nassau as speaker. She chairs the genealogy committee for the Historical Society of Esquatak and the DAR chapter in Troy. The event is open to the public followed by informal discussions.
Eugene Frament of Schodack Center, Troy native with Albany State University security experience, is named Nassau village police chief. He plans a wait and see approach after youth police relations discussions and will begin duties Sept 27 with an open house planned for October.
A 17 year old Fort Ann girl Gaylene Woollaston died after a two car collision on Route 254 in Hudson Falls. Three others including driver David Mattison 41 and Carolyn Fournier and her daughter Faith were injured. Mattison and Mrs Fournier’s daughter were treated and released. No charges filed.
Deputy director of civil defense Arnold Grushky will speak at the Capital District Chapter AUSA luncheon at the Polish Community Center in Albany. He will compare U.S. and Russian civil defense efforts in the detente era.
Parents recall Bruce Ducats disappearance in 1966 as they press for a complete accounting of American MIAs in Vietnam. Vietnam officials call the gesture a goodwill move to ease U S opposition to UN membership and war reparations under the 1973 Paris cease fire. Ducats involvement with the League of Families underscores ongoing efforts and frustration.
Firefighters battled a fire at 5 20 a m in the Bell residence on Raymond Road Halfmoon for more than three hours. There were no injuries and residents escaped to a neighbor’s home. The cause was not yet determined and no explosion was reported. The Clifton Park Fire Department and Ambulance Corps responded along with tanker crews from Halfmoon and West Crescent.
Temple Israel on New Scotland Avenue Albany will sponsor an art exhibit and auction with viewing at 8 30 p m and auction at 9 30 p m Saturday. The event, directed by Art Guild Galleries of Bohemia NY, will include refreshments.
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