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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1976
Page
2
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HUD directs Southern Rensselaer County to narrow its housing assistance area in Rensselaer to 207 structures from Partition Street to McNaughton Street and Third Street to Broadway. The city plans to use a $150,000 federal grant to subsidize home improvements for 70 eligible structures, with final HUD approval expected by early next year.
East Greenbush and Nassau aim to finish their annual budgets by week’s end, while Schodack targets completion by next Monday. East Greenbush Supervisor Michael VanVorts said the board meets daily and may finalize Friday afternoon. Nassau Supervisor Floyd Hitchcock noted ongoing departmental submissions with a final meeting Thursday and completion by Friday. Schodack Supervisor Julius VanOrt announced a first budget session Friday with a goal to finish by Monday.
A 20 year old Schenectady man Robert Verne was charged with burglary third degree after Colonie Police found him inside the Handy Andy Market on Sand Creek Road around 1 35 a m. He was arraigned before Colonie Town Judge Guy DeLollo and is held in Albany County Jail.
Flah’s Inc of Albany has closed four of its fifteen stores including Albany Twin Towers and three central New York outlets in North Syracuse Baldwinsville and Cortlandville. Officials offered no reasons beyond a statement that Albany store was no longer profitable and vacancy rates rose as state offices moved near the Capitol.
Transportation Commissioner Raymond T. Schuler endorses a Port of Albany dry bulk terminal as outlined in a state study. He cites economic benefits, port service region, and potential volumes with sites on the Albany side of the Hudson. Potential users include Norton Company and NL Industries units.
A Castleton village group Concerned Citizens for Safe Energy urged the board to take a stand against a proposed power plant four miles south of Castleton in Stuyvesant. The group argued the Hudson River valley should not become a power corridor and questioned job and tax benefits. The board took no action and set a public hearing for October 12 on a local law allowing non profits to run games of chance for fund raising. Son-Jer Corporation of Guilderland awarded a one year village refuse contract with an option to renew.
Nassau residents and officials drive a library expansion project begun in 1962 by purchasing St Marys hall site and raising funds. Volunteers have provided labor and materials including lighting and painting while a quilt raffle raised funds for slate flooring. The wing will triple the library size and host an art show on Oct 23.
Albany fireman Alan Joslin, 39, was arrested by East Greenbush police on a warrant charging second degree assault in a Sept 12 attack at a Clinton Heights steak bake. He faced a false statement charge and was released on bail with a town court appearance scheduled next month.
Mayor Mink says Rensselaer lacks a dump since Sept 20 as negotiations with operator Michael Cristo failed. Trucks haul trash to Albany landfill while discussions explore a shared regional site or a future city dump near Partition Street after environmental review and cost concerns.
A display case stolen from Burn's Pharmacy at 851 Broadway in Rensselaer contained eight watches valued at 200 dollars. Police say two youths about 12 years old took the case around 8 p.m. Bernie Kowitz, proprietor, reported the theft.
A fire at William Barnet and Son Inc on Forbes Road caused minor smoke damage to the boiler room. Police say a ruptured oil line fed the burner and the fire was confined to burner areas. Fire units remained on scene until 11 41 p.m. A second fire at 1 Partition St in Vic Johnson building caused minor furnace area damage.
A free demonstration of aerobic dancing blending jogging fitness with dance grace will be sponsored by the Albany YWCA at 1 p.m. October 6 at the First United Methodist Church of East Greenbush. Call 449 7184 for registration or more information.
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