Power Company Contends Profit Drop Amid Rate Increase Fight
Niagara Mohawk faced a protest from industrial groups asking the Public Service Commission to deny a $10,600,100 rate increase aimed at funding a $100 million expansion. The company argues earnings have fallen and a smaller increase already granted did little to restore earnings, while the industries accuse the filing of publicity.
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Niagara Mohmivk Dever
Public Service Commission
Albany
TSC
PSA
Niagara Mohawk
Napstate
New York
Buffalo Group
Fim
Jagpear
Niswara Mohawk
Tu Industries
Reds charge U S intrusion over Chinese waters and airspace
Chinese officials accused U S warships and four fighter planes of intruding into China’s territorial waters and air space near Heilongjiang Province, claiming six of 18 fighters operated in three groups over the mainland as Beijing denounces Washington’s aggressive policy.
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Tokyo
APJ
Ted Chippy
U.S
China
Firklen
Radio Pepe
Sis
Dental Group Hears Paper On Antibiotics
A dental group gathered at the Tray Club to hear a paper titled Abuse of Antibiotics. Dr. Frank Landtlo and colleagues presented findings to be submitted at the American Dental Association meeting in Fort Worth Texas. The event noted a prosthetic clinic segment and was linked to Veterans Administration staff and Albany area affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Dental Assi
Fork Worth
Texas
Kilward Desnat
Worber
Ora
Dept. of Veterans
Dany
Peank Landtlo
Stuart
Ing
Ort
Third Tastereutal Society
Washington Avenue
Albany
Ballston Spa Names Village Health Officer
Ballston Spa appoints Drune A Kingsbury of Talleton Gyo as village health officer. The board announced a public hearing in May on a proposed ordinance to regulate health and safety provisions amid unclear term dates and actions by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballston Spa
Drune A. Kingsbury
Talleton Gyo
Heerthhaller
Charles i Figley
M Pan
Mtoniie Sub Seawall Sets New Underwater Records
A damaged report notes the Mtoniie Sub Seawall breaking submerged level records while the Seas wall remains active. References to a nuclear submarine mission and crews aboard the atomle suh Shale are listed amid unclear details about location and timing. The text mentions Admiral Rickaverett and Washington Yale in connection with underwater operations and related maritime maneuvers.
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Bosten
Witch Wight
Seale
Acetic Leip
Admiral Rickaverett
Direutwe Atten Alstehlarks
Tle Washington Yale
Reception chairmen named for Warren Ankeny visit
Appointed reception chairmen for a visit by national commander Warren Ankeny and his staff. The reception is set for Saturday in rooms at 10 Kibwily Street at 8 790 pom.
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Martin Diay
Het
Lovearelll
Axara
Hea
Garison
Army
Navy Union
Welcone
Warren Ankeny
Longtime resident Clous of Petersburg dies at 885 Fifth Street
Dantles Looylari J Claus Lennard J Clous 84 a nay a resident of the Petersburg Giaston and Berlin areas for most of his life died yesterday at his residence 885 5th St Renisselaer after a lone illness While living in Perlin Clous worked as a florist and farmer He was the husband of the late Josephine Burdick and is survived by children Norman Meehan Kellie and Alan Claus and by grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral services will be held from the Thomas Harber Baneval Hane Petersburg with burial at Meadow Lawn Cemetery Petersburg
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Looylari
J. Claus Lennard
J. Clous
Troy
Petersburg
Giaston
Berlin
St Renisselaer
Perlin
Clous
Josephine Burdick
Vivurs Dnolad
Petersburg, Methodist Church
Meadow Liwyy Cemetery
Pettersburg
Ulis Kite
Averilla Park
Samaritan
Shephentown
Wilde
Bertha ‘Tilt
Gdale
Calif
Mattie Nevereaux
Schenectady
Higgins Funeral Home
Stephentown
I Wat A. Aatald
Stephentown Baptist Church
East Nassau Cemetery
Minnie HW. Squires
Minuit
Holtman Squires
Ernest Squires
Schuylervile
Nalph Squires
Grangeyville
Hollowing
Jongmeas
Tiddie Falls
Ganrge
Sara Maltman
George L. Davis
Saratoga Springs
Reilli Ohuising
Sehenceta Bes
Gertrude Neildemu
Arayle
Ralph A .Robinson
Greenfield Centers
David Parson
Alvany
Edward Archantbeault
Clarence Cobart
Butts
Line Spas Wo
Othine Sous
Tare Jold Sqwikes
Albany
Earl Saniros
Whampson
Grewlge
Childrens
Tomorrrow
Halph Squires
Grangeville
Morotd J. Goldzung
Lhe Ont Swatoga
Schuylerville
Porell Corbin Pol Corbin
Wor J
Hn Hoosick Valley Post
Alinistention Hospital
Boral i
Daniel Parkers Jr
Jared Owell
Grafton
Dahabite Kérild
Mariny Corps
Myrile Roberson
Hoosick Falls
Robson
J. W. Burns
Fath Avenue
Sheawood Hill
Miss Lansing
Sarah Ruth Lansing
Colonie
Jt Amy
Barthel
Purin Ave
Latham
Leon M. Adkins
Yu Newtonville Methodist Church
Olieiating
Iskayuna Reformed
Adkins
Anna M. Burke
Amma M. Burke
Washington, St
John J. Burke
Margaret Iiid James, Kennedy
Eighth Ward
Troytown Corporation
Cohors
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union
Bhi
Mary's Churcht
League of Sacred Heart
James MM. Burke
Trackton
Mass
Artur Wood
Rochestars
Conflicts and local plans mix in uneasy Latham update
The report covers wartime chatter on Quemoy and Taiwan plus local Troy Knights plans for a Speakers Bureau and a new issue of The Shield. It notes population growth, school census gains, a new high school expansion, and hospital capacity plans with wings and 100 bed potential. Local pastors advocate funding amid proximity to residents.
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Fital
I Tatham
Nori Calynie
Cohnos
Lataam
Daniel
Cranin
St. Aubrose
Luther Patton
Lathan
Father Cronin
Girl Scouts Pilgrimage to Shrine of Our Lady of Martyrs
Girl Scouts from St Patrick's parish Troops 24 and 73 will travel to the Shrine of Our Lady of Martyrs at Auriesville for the Holy Communion Mass at 10 am and a day of activities including Stations of the Cross and a procession. The event features the Elle Singers from Paris and a Mass by Bishop William A. Scully. Bus departs 7th Avenue and Dow Street at 6:20 am.
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Girl Scouts
St. Patrick's
Roy
Auriesvile
Moss Hey
Willian A. Scully DT
Albany
Elle
Wagion Cross
Pays
Paris
Girls of St. Patricks
Roops
Vaent Witchei
William Dy Healy
Une
Nivel
7Th Avenue
Dow.street
Bomb found at Eiffel Tower could have toppled summit
Police in Paris report a hidden bomb unearthed near the Eiffel Tower. The device weighed about five pounds of dynamite and appeared capable of destroying the tower’s summit. Investigators say the find comes amid security concerns during a constitutional referendum push led by Charles de Gaulle.
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Paris
Wille
Rnrlou
Frem
O'Brien to Be Honored at Dinner in Waterford
Saratoga County Republican chairman O'Brien of Merchantville will be honored as a regional luminary at Neont's Restaurant Waterford on Friday at 7:30 p.m. Ly will be Thomas F Ryan, City Judge Mechaaicyile David Bowes, Waterford chair New York State Young Tamarratic committee chose FS Tilly of Waterford as toastmaster. A delegation of Saratoga Democrats led by Stanley Groehhin Waterford newly elected Bumeratic chidan.
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O'Brien
Jol C. O'Brie
Merchantvville
Temperaire
Saratoga County
Neont
Waterford
Fouay
Thomas F Ryan
Ity
David Bowes
Roy
New York State
Young Tamarratic Committee
Tilly
Ceagne Auxiliary Sale Promises Community Benefit
The Ceagne Auxiliary plans a rummage sale at 1633 FINI Ave Mas. Ida Carollo chairs with Mrs Attire Lorie Latham as cochairman. Volunteers are sought for Friday preparations and the sale day. Local residents urged to support the event.
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Anomry
Lille
Rimaage
Fini
Ida Carollo
Mra
Lorie Latham
Cochairman
Vrilay
Carella
Taltan
Speakers Announced for Go Meeting by Nordh Leroy Republicans
Alierman Nei Kellener and Camabull are set to address the September Nordh Leroy Republican meeting. Wiald and Willa will lead the session at Danish Brotherhood, with Will closing discussions on rally plans for Republican indictments in the November election. Downes and Kemp will report on the summer membership drive.
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Alierman Nei Kellener
F- Wiald
Camabull
Ray
Nordh Leroy
Danish Brotherhood Tall
Jinerych Willa
Ayhe We Downes
Benjamin Kemp
Building Damaged At Madson Fully Fire Report
Fire at Madson fully damaged a dental laboratory and adjacent areas. The blaze was spotted by a resident and extinguished with help from a police unit. Several tenants were evacuated as crews controlled the flames and assessed damage.
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Madson
Dental
Thadson
Fils Ve Thorpson
Tudor Kalle
Union Boss Refutes Kennedy Allegations in Suit
The article reports on Bufalino defending himself against Kennedy’s charges linking him to an alleged Sicilian terrorist network and criticizing Kennedy for employing people with arrest records. It notes Bufalino’s past acquittal on conspiracy and extortion, his plan to represent himself, and a federal judge's deadline for a written answer.
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Wulini Bafatino
Ating
Mtr. Batalie
Senate
Kennedy
Bufalino
Ioeal
Bufaling
Hay
Bwlaline
Matis
Fnulérnational Team
Arevs
James R. Halla
Bufalina
Coin
Onty
Wash Industries
Glimord Sullivan
Ken
21 Nation Talks Urged For Inter American Conference
Washington AP reports Argun Hina proposed an Inter American conference early in 1989. Chiefs of state meeting would include My American republics, with foreign ministers holding talks. Dulles welcomed Gent at the opening session as Eisenhower hosted others. Nixon and Milton Eisenhower discussed ideas for a leaders’ summit during recent trips.
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Washington
Argun Hina
Republis
Talli Ameriga
New York Central Patrolman Hurt In Crash
Police said 48 year old Thomas E. Hulihan, a New York Central Railroad patrolman in Albany, was bruised and hospitalized after a collision last night at Stuie and Ast streets while en route to work. Driver of the other auto, state police officer William Paul Beetha, 52, of 18 Upper Loudon Road, was injured.
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Thomas E. Hulihan
Sth
Ave
St. Fire's Hospital
Ros Polies
Hulihan
New York Central Railroad
Albany
L When the Cotlision Occurred, Driver of the Other Auto, Police En Poliees
Spr
William Paul Beetha
New Yorktate Police
Upper
Loudon Road
Howan
Christmas Card Sale Leads Joy High Seniors
Frank Tienna and James Thievingey cochair Joy High School’s annual Christmas card sale to fund activities. Shroum Oct 6 marks start as 2,000 card boxes are hoped for with prizes for top two sellers. Juniors run a magazine subscription drive already nearing goal. Patricia Roman leads sales with a $70 bonus.
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Frank Tienna
James Thievingey
Ehairnem
Joy High School
Shroum
Nne
Patricia Roman Wits High
Hoosick Falls Man Seeks 250000 In Wreck Suit
A Hoosick Falls man filed a federal suit seeking 250000 in damages from Jersey Central milestones after a Sept wreck on a Newark bridge. The plaintiff claims negligence caused a deadly crash that killed 48 and states New York federal court has jurisdiction over the case.
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New York
Ile
Jersey Central
Federal District Court
D. Kennedy
Wee
Kate
Ariy
Newark
Kennedy
New Fork Court
Bechise
Reds Sign Ceylon Loan Tokyo Agreement
Communist China announced a one year loan agreement with Ceylon, pledging materials and support. The move follows talks in Tokyo, with details described as part of a broader economic and strategic collaboration.
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Ceylon
Tokyo
China
Tokel
Summer Fades As Helene Brings Early Fall Weather
A messy weather summary notes summer reluctant to end as autumn appears with tropical Helene nearby. Scattered showers and gusty winds sweep southern California to Montana while temperatures rise into the 80s across the Great Lakes Northeast and Dakotas.
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United Press
Auumn
Helene
Ina
California
Cul Bank
Mont
Sumer
Pennsylvania
Great Lakes
Dakotas
State AFL backs Harriman slate for Democratic ticket
Albany AP reports the State Federation of Labor endorsed Goy Harriman and all running mates on the Democratic state ticket. ABT president Harold Call announced the unanimous endorsement by the federation's non partisan committee of 25 members. Ray Corbett and Hanover noted the labor group will wage a vigorous campaign for the candidates, stressing records over affiliations. The federation had previously endorsed the Democratic ticket earlier this month.
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Albany
State Federation of Labor
Yesterdy
Goy
Harriman
ABT
Harold Call
Te Federalion
Hanover
APL
Ray Corbett
Hartiman
Integration Seek Local Option Paulius Statement
Paulius said he did not believe a meeting with Eisenhower would accomplish anything. Boek reports 600 Mission Bay Baptists voted to ask Congress to authorize a local option on integration. Ministers, students, and families push for enactment of similar laws and a referendum on the issue.
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Paulius
Eisenhower
Thile Boek
Missionry
Bay Bat Chueh
Congress
el Linn
Srory
Lili
Trek
Fanbhist
Egiali
Tor
Troopers Probe Crash Injuring Two Trojans
State Police investigate a late yesterday auto crash near East Greenbush that injured two Troy men. Jae Jure owner and driver unnamed. passenger injuries reported for 26 year old Tinhard McAvay and 44 year old Robert Cronny. Investigating troopers Jancayk, Keane, and Ennis said the car left the highway and struck a guard rail.
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Stale Poliee
Aveyill Taye Murden Lake
Troy
Jae
Tinhard McAvay
Alh
Samavitan
Robert Cronny
al Ave
J. E. Jancayk
M. J. Keane
W. J. Ennis
East Greenbush
Troup
YMCA To Conduct Shorthand Course
The Troy YMCA will inaugural a two hour weekly course starting October 6, aimed at elementary shorthand for housewives to augment the family budget. Sessions run Thursday evenings from 7 to 8 and registrations close September 30. Open to men and women.
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YMCA
Troy
United Fund Center Offers Classes and Facilities
Contialed from PAayer, the center provides cooking classes, a gymnasium, dances, game rooms for all ages, and a library in its 40th year. Nearly 2000 residents use the facilities, directed by John J. Carroll with a volunteer team from diverse organizations in the city. Executive secretary is TH Carmigugh.
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Paayer
John J. Carroll
Ehaleimuhaa
First
Wistila TH Carmigugh
Daha. P
Ruach Direnor
IB&M Seeks Service Cut On Portland Branch Route
Cenver Nebraska AP reports the Boston and Maine Railroad may discontinue rail service to New Hampshire towns along the Portland Branch from Haverhill Massachusetts to Dover New Hampshire. The plan aims to save about 48500 yearly with trucks handling mail and passengers. Communities named include Atkinson Westville Thaiston Newton Junction Powow River East Kingston Exeter Newfields Newmarket Durham and others.
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Cenver
Boston & Malne KR
Lensturn
New Hampshire
Vompromat PLC
Wwains
Portland
Haverhill
Mass
Dover
Mt. Levins
Hasaehill
Atkinson
Westville
Thaiston
Newton Junction
Powow River
East Kingston
Exeter
Newfields
Newmarket
Durham
Carey Heads IUE Reaffirms Leadership Amid Merger Turmoil
James B Carey and AL Martinet were reelected to top IUE posts at the union's convention amid a split with the rival United Electrical Workers. The IUE, formed eight years earlier after the AFL CIO group broke with the UE, has grown to about 400,000 members while the UE shrank to roughly 50,000.
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Mandelphia
International Union of Electrical Workers
United Electrical Workers
AFL: Cio Electrical Union
James B. Carey
AL Martnet
Hte
Carey
Hartnett
Iurs
GIO
LUE
Aner
IUE
Former GOP Solon Dies in Rochester
Rochester report notes the death of Frank J. Sellmayer Je a former Republican state assemblyman who served from 187 to ADR. He died last night after a lengthy illness. He was a deputy commissioner of the State Liquor Authority appointed in 1846 and was known as an ardent horseman and member of the U.S. Talo Agsi.
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Rochester
Frank J
Sellmayer Je
Asgendlyman
Sellayor
Assembly
Liquor Authority
U.S. Talo, Agsi
Auto Talks Highlight Ongoing GM Chrysler Negotiations
Negotiations between General Motors and Chrysler continue with no union contracts in place since Memorial Day weekend. Chrysler workers number about 83,000 and GM around 40,000, with both sides seeking additional concessions before reaching a new agreement.
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General Motors
Chrysler
Teuther
Sleultine
Rewther
RPI Continues AEC Research In Alloy Field
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, led by Dr Avier A Burr, continues an Atomic Energy Commission funded study on alloying rare earth elements with zirconium to lower transformation temperatures. The New York Operations Office sponsors the contract, running through April 30.
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Avier A. Burr
Department of Meisture Gla
New York Ererations
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Burr
Ist
Ure
ABC
Institute
Rapovlud
Rensselaer Division of Research
Fire at Sand Lake home damages wiring
Firefighters responded to a park yesterday near Sliler's Corners in Sand Lake to a residence on Nest Road. The blaze was confined to electrical wiring and caused smoke damage with no equipment required. crews returned to duty at 4 47 PM.
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Hese Luther Fire Department
Teray Granter
Nest Road
Sliler's Corners
Sand Lake
Village to gain first power from St Lawrence project
AP reports Boonville in the foothills of the Aviron docks will receive electricity for 1,700 homes and businesses, replacing Niagara Mohawk power. State Power Authority built the West partial at the St Lawrence project and estimates annual power cost savings around 81,024,000, reduced by about 25,000, with savings distributed by the new Boonville Municipal Commission.
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Fonthills
Aviron
Ste Lawrence
Niagara Mohawk
State Power Authority
St Lawrence
Boonville
Muncipal
Boonville Municipal Comsmission
Russian Cagers Plan U S Tour Delayed For Chile Event
A Soviet basketball team, the Russian Cagers, will tour the United States for about a year but has been postponed to allow participation in a world tournament in Santiago, Chile. They were to play AAU teams in November and December next year, with later plans in New York and other leagues. The USSR Olympic Committee cable advised the delay.
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Denver
G. Russel
United States
Trussien
Tate
National Industria] Basketball League
Wee
Santiago
Chile
Lyons
New [York
Closed hearings planned on deal for Giants stadium
San Francisco grand jury voted to hold a closed over investigation into the 4.4 million Goslar stadium deal for the Giants. Foreman Henry E. North said hearings were needed and contractor Charles Harney would profit. Mayor George Christopher denounced the probe as inadequate and North suggested he would oversee it.
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Grand Jury
San Francisco Giants
George Christopher
Qven
Henry E. North
North
Charles &. Harney
Mike San Wil
Christopher
National League Giants
Ty Seals
Paeily
Lew Hoad Withdraws From Tourney Over Arthritis
The Wimbledon champion Lew Hoad, now a touring professional, has withdrawn from the international tournaments due to a crippling arthritic condition. Asked about his future plans he indicated he hopes to return to play after treatment and rest, noting his many years of competition.
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Lew Hoad
Wimbleton
Afghallan
Wis
Angel
Tureer
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