Lombard Plans NYC Hearing On Vehicle Air Pollution
Rensselaer County Assemblyman James A. Lombard will attend a Joint Legislative Committee hearing in New York City on motor vehicle air pollution. The Troy legislator, a committee member, seeks prompt remedial measures to curb exhaust fumes and related health risks in urban areas.
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James A. Lombard
New York City
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Lombard
Peru Tops World as Leading Fish-Oil Supplier in 1964
Peru's 1964 fish-oil exports rose to 147,300 tons, up 21 percent from 1963, allowing Peru to surpass the United States and claim the world’s leading supplier position.
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Lima
Peru
United States
Nursing students feted at Samaritan Hospital tea
Fifty three freshmen in the Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing were welcomed at a Tuesday tea in Thur man Hall hosted by the hospital Women’s Auxiliary. The majority hail from Troy and several area towns including Waterford Averill Park Melrose Watervliet Saratoga Springs Gansevoort Bennington Latham Mechanicville and Hoosick Falls.
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Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing
Thurman Hall
Women’s Auxiliary
Hospital
Jay F. McNulty
Kathleen Ravney
Kathryn Markle
Karen Ravney
Troy
Martha M. Baker
Darcy M. Cietek
Mary Ann Clinton
Donna Dearborn
Virginia Deecher
Margaret A. Dillon
Lucinda E. Blicker
Bessie Furciniti
Helen Furciniti
Elizabeth A. Hapgood
Martha J. Hines
Karen A. Ravney
Noreen C. Kruczinicki
Mary Lynne Lasher
Ann L. Mahoney
Leda Ann Senick
Robin J. Shellard
Nancy C. Zepf
Faith A. Facteau
Mary Jane Higgins
Robin Stolcker
Waterford
Joyce L. Harrington
Virginia L. Kaiser
Karen Reinhart
Averill Park
Diane H. Marsoais
Melrose
Alice Madigan
Valley Falls
Sharon M. Chura
Watervliet
Angela Capone
Margaret Walsh
Saratoga Springs
Linda
Cars Collide on Fifth Avenue No Injuries Reported
No injuries were reported after a two car crash shortly after 8 a.m. at 102nd Street and Fifth Avenue. Fire crews checked smoke from one car and men sprayed the street. Investigating officer William Lewis identified Thomas D. Feldhaus, 18, of Cropseyville, as the left turning northbound driver and Catherine C. Hyatt, 52, of Seventh Avenue, as the other operator.
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102Nd Street
Fifth Avenue
William Lewis
Thomas D. Feldhaus
South Road
Cropseyville
Catherine C. Hyatt
Seventh Ave
Two Albanians Denied Bail in Jewel Theft Case
Two men, Charles H. Crawford and Robert L. Brunet, both 32, were arraigned on first degree grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing 49 diamond rings from Rudolph's Jewelry Store at Latham Shopping Center on August 30. Bail denied. third suspect sought. Rings valued at about $20,000.
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Rudolph
Latham
Albany County
Colonie
Justice of the Peace
Harry J. D'Agostino
Charles H. Crawford
Trinity Place
Robert L. Brunet
Orange St
D’agostino
State Dept.of Correction
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Atty
Frank A. Tate Jr
D’ Agostino
Grafton Holds Republican Caucus and Town Office Filing
The Republican Caucus will be held Tuesday from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Filing names for Town Office closes tomorrow at 6 p.m. with Donald Walker, Town Clerk, on North Long Pond Road. Offices include Supervisor, Town Clerk, two Justices, one for four years and one to fill a vacancy, plus Councilman, tax collector, highway superintendent, and two assessors. The Methodist pastor will be away Sept 9 to Sept 16. Emergencies may be directed to Mrs. Everett Wagar. Willing Workers 4-H meets Monday at Grafton Town Hall after school. Jane Goodermore to collect school taxes at Grafton Elementary School Sept 21, 1965 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Donald Walker
North Long Pond Road
Harwood McCart
Grafton
Tvo
Methodist Church
Everett Wagar
Grafton Town Hall
Jane Goodermore
Rain Cancels Senior Citizens Picnic in Troy
Morning rain forced the Mohawk Hudson Senior Citizens Council to cancel the annual outing at Saratoga State Park for about 160 seniors. Affected attendees shifted plans with 60 picnickers to the Troy YWCA and 60 more to center activities, while organizers cited indoor limits for 800 versus over 1,000 expected.
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Troy
Mohawk-Hudson Senior Citizens Council
Saratoga State Park
4Th Street Center
Proctor
Florence Cummings
Rockefeller Orders State Bureaus to Cut 1966-67 Budgets
Gov. Rockefeller urged department heads to drop low priority activities and limit expenditures to essential programs. He asked for revised budget requests by Sept. 15, with justification showing each proposal’s benefit to citizens as the current state budget stands at 3.5 billion dollars.
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Gov. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Legis
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