Harvest Time Soil Boosters and Cautionary Tips
Frost held, enabling extended harvest of tomatoes peppers beans corn and other crops. Use plant debris for compost or soil building but discard diseased material. Add manure and fall leaves for fertility and structure. market at Fourth and Fulton Troy Saturdays 9 am to 2 pm.
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Fourth
Fulton Streets
Troy
Understanding and Preventing Tree Borers in Shade Trees
Experts explain borers as insects that feed on roots trunks and branches harming trees with low vitality. The two lined chestnut borer and bronze birch borer are noted threats while prevention centers on keeping trees healthy through proper watering fertilizing pruning and protective wrapping.
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Henry W. Gilbertson
Davey Tree Expert Company
Kent
Ohio
Gilbertson
Fiskeby bean gains notice as versatile garden crop
AP Newsfeatures reports on the Fiskeby bean a Swedish bred crop similar to soya. Purdue extension horticulturist John A Wott says it can fully replace meat as a protein source argues it yields green beans in 80 days thrive on poor soils and fix nitrogen from air. He outlines simple direct sowing spacing and 3 5 minute shelling method for fresh or dried use. The piece also highlights Jeff Hill author of How to Grow Friendly Ferns noting ferns are easy to transplant thrive in varied climates and make good houseplants and terrarium subjects.
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Earl Aronson
John A. Wott
Purdue University Extension Home Environment Horticulturist
Fisheby
Watt
Jeff Hill
Peter Pauper Press
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Hill
New England
Tropics
Troy
Bank Americard
Economic problems complex and continuing in U S markets
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff surveys the economy as wages and prices rise with inflation while indexing spreads across wages Social Security and stocks. He notes minimum wage hikes may lift some workers but fuel inflation and unemployment, and steel faces pressure from pollution rules import competition and caped price increases.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Stirling Engine Breakthrough At MTI In Latham
Mechanical Technology Incorporated engineers in Latham report a compact Stirling engine power conversion system now producing electricity. Project manager Steven Piller notes size and pressure improvements, with fuel options from coal to solar and even radioactive isotopes. ERDA funds support the development for diverse uses including homes, small industries, vehicles. Bruce Goldwater and Robert Morrow lead MTI and ERDA teams.
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Mechanical Technology Incorporated
Steven Piller
Piller
U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Division of Nuclear Research Applications
Robert Morrow
MTI
Bruce Goldwater
Stirling Engine Systems Department
Goldwater
State hires 600 to tighten New York tax collection
Latham The State Tax Commission plans to hire over 600 examiners and clerical staff to expand audits and collections. Commissioner James H. Tully Jr. said improved fiscal measures could enable future tax reductions and highlighted past steps cutting idle bank balances and speeding revenue to the general fund, saving about $575,000 annually. The agency also plans a Chicago out‑of‑state office by December 1 and a $5 million investment in computer processing to boost income tax enforcement with projected 1977-78 revenue gains of about $9 million total for state and NYC.
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Latham
State Tax Commission
James H. Tully Jr
Albany
National Association of Accountants
Tully
Chicago
New York
New York City
Ballston Spa Banker Denounces Lance Overdrafts as Not Normal
James Whelden president of the Independent Bankers Association of New York State and head of Ballston Spa National Bank says Bert Lance overdraft practices before his appointment were not normal banking practices. The association with 106 banks adopted a resolution at Grossinger's criticizing the actions and urging better standards.
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Ballston Spa
Albany
James Whelden
Independent Bankers Association of
New York State
Bert Lance
Whelden
Association
The
Ballston Spa National Bank
Lance
Grossinger’s
Independent Bankers Association
Bethlehem to pay for Sparrows Point water pollution control
Bethlehem Steel Corp will pay 4.5 million for water pollution control equipment at its Sparrows Point plant and 500000 in civil penalties. Maryland Atty Gen Francis B. Burch called it the largest dollar settlement in state history. The consent decree was filed in Baltimore County circuit court.
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Baltimore
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Sparrows Point
Francis B. Burch
Maryland
Burch
Baltimore County
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