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U. S. Increases Arhor Hill Allocation to 8.Vi73.(MM)
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Albony, Wed. June 24, l»64
Washington — The -federal!to $3,375,000, Representative|Redevelopment Department di-\r\g real property acquisition
Urban Renewal Administration 'Le» W. O'Brien. Albany Demo-1 rector.
costs.
Mr O'Brien said the addi- The additional land will be
has reserved an additionaljcra:. announced today,
$298,334 for Albany's Arbor Hill i The increase*over the original tional funds are intended to used for public housing and to
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i Permit the citv to increase the improve the grade of the land,
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Lrban Renewal Project 1. in-1 gran, reserve was requested, £ o j c c t a r e a b y 7 . 3 a c r e s t o he said.
creasing the project allocation I by r. Joseph Leone. Albany! 162 acres and to meet increas-
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BUWLD HEADS—Albany High graduates, some shown above, bow their beads a sthe invocation is given by the Rev.
W. Bernard Grossman, minister of Trinity Methodist Church, to begin commencement exercises at the Palace Theater today.
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2 Sides of Learning 'Coin, Told
To 470 Albany High Graduates
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•ba! Judith A. Ruper. Marilyn Ryan, Shir Healy, Susan Louise Hitdebraadt. Claud
Both sides to the "coin" of The graduates are:
y Ryan. George L Sabey 3rd. DorisJ etU Hillei, Lawrence M. Hilts. Frances
learning were stressed to 470 Jail A. Alfred, Gene J. Amorelh, Robe- '. Saltzman. Jana Sax. Evelyn J Srbal- Louise Homeii. David Allan Hornberger
M. Amsel, Paul C Aposto!. Richard P ~r, Helen Scharf. Eric Schenck. Edward Margaret L'll an Houfhton. Robert LawAlbany High School graduates Aupperle
I. Scher. Klaus Schnitzer. Muriel A. eoce Howe. \melia Emily Hunsinger,
Jr., Richard A Bajjg. Swltar,
Roger S. Barkin. Susan A -choendorf. Carl A. Schraver, Howard Jean Law Hunter. Carol Lee Hutson.
at commencement exercises to- Balahtsis,
Robert Will am Ingersoll. Victoria Susan
Baitcn, Stuart Berke, Russell W. Bock. '. Schulman. Francine S. Schuster. Ar- Jimpson.
Gail Alane Johnson, pwendolFrederick J. Bockis Jr , Gerald C lene F. Schwadron, David L. Serson. 'yn Louise Johnson, Leslie Ann Jones
day in the Palace Theater.
Boileau, Charles L. Bowman. Diane L Mark H Shelofsky. Ira M. Shep^rd Laura Mere Kaye. John L. KeHy. Wil
Edward M. Brand. Robert S Adela Silberman. Susan A. Sluyter, her- Ham Edward Kelly. Jr., Suzanne Janet
Mary Good Krone, president Bradley,
Bray II, Albert H. Broadwater. Colemar .e Sorkin. Thomas W. Spinrad. Robert Kenderian. Parbara Jean Kindlon, Peter
\ Stolusky. Linda I. Strauss. Jack Susof the New York State Civil G. Broderick, Stanley A. Brown. Douglas s«r.
David H. WSwyer, Alan Tabachneck. J Kolber. l a n c e J Koreman, Diance
E.
Bruins.
Robert
J.
Bruno.
Phyllis
I
Marie Koren. Martha V. Kroury. Marie
Service Commission, address- Bruman, Barbara A. Caprood. Payl H. Marcia S Teper
Kunker. Thomas Charles Lacy. Peter F.
Toby
Lynn
Teper,
Noela
M.
Thomas,
ing the graduates, noted that H. Carmichael, Suzanne Chait. Saniord Ellen Tier. Robert P Tmkelman, J>a\ id LaJeunesse. John Ralph Lanese. Richard
Marilyn Cohen. Ted Cohen,
Bruce Langtion. Danial James LaPoint
they initially needed a formal J.LindaChorst.
L. Cohn. Sheila B. Coyle, Mary- E. Tompkins. Robert D. Bracy. Karen J r . Loraine Larsen. Barry Lee I.autenL.
I'ngerman
Roger
Van
Denburg.
Linda
Daley. Laurence S. Denison. James N
schlager. Lyi.n Mary Lavenia
education to insure a "full Diamond,
Robert E Doling. Roger T B. Venter. Brian K Wagner. Malcolm
A.
Wagner.
Fred
B
Wander,
Joyce
I.
Evelyn Leu, Christine Lehman. Thomas
share of the benefits of Amer- Conlan. Michael J. Ellen tuck. David S. Warshau. Diane S. Weinberg. Margaret Lippiit.
B u r y Lippman. Eugene LipsEpstein
Laura Eringer.
Hairy
J.
Winslow. Joyce P. Wise, Michael R. comb. Josi-ph Lissandrello. Francis I^ochican citizenship" for them- Ermides, Richard T K a base. Larry A. M.
ncr. Donna Lombardo. Mary Lupe. John
Fader. Gerald W. Kausel. Michael E. Zedek, Barry J. Zusman
selves.
James C. Aube. Martha M. Bologno, McGraw. f.'iole McKay. Thomas Mc
Finkelstein, Janice H. Firsty, Michael S
Donna J. Gable, Victor J. Gigliardi. Carol A. Brimhall. Patricia A. Cazasta, Tague. Ron mary MacDonald John MaThe graduates' other respon- Fox.
Chandler,
Marcia
L, Clow, gee. C h a r i - M u'uire. Thomasina Main,
Bruce M. Gans, Etherl R Gerbei- Jineen Erlene
Elizabeth Mur.wilier. Alan Marohn. Thomsibility for learning, she said S. Gerson, Marsha A. Gersowjlz." Diane Evelyn I. Donnelly. Linda M as
Jeiome Martin. Kathleen MarFamsworth.Barbara R. Globerson, ThomL.
Gilbert.
Eileen
Gilbert.
Steven
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in verbally flipping the coin, Ginpburg, Rhoda C. Goldberg. Kenneth H. as R. Jacob. Kathleen Jennings, Antio- tin. Marsh,
Mario 1 Martini. Barbara Marx, Gail
nette I. AHLT. Patricia A. McGarry .Swit Mayakis. Ronald Mason. Lawerence Mayis "to assure the perpetuationGoidblatt, Richard L. Goldiag,Ralph J. lana
Matwijiw. Beverly K. Miller, Andrea bin, Lla Michaelson. Martin Mitchel.
Gonzalex,
David
M.
Goodnch.
Herman
R.
and progress of the system of Green. 'Nancy E. Griffs. Wayne E J. Nicklas.
Barbara C. O'Brien. Patricia William Witter. Ronald Mooney. RayAnna M Relyea. Da\id mond Moo.e Mary Moscheo. John Murgovernment which we now*, Griffith, Diane K .Grossman, Beverly JA. Potrzuski.
Russo. Reginald S Saunders, Joseph rav. Donna Nagengast, William Nawholu.
J.
Hallock,
Charles
J.
Hamill,
Susan
Nautel. Lee Newbury. Martha
have and which most of us are F. Hartmann, Richard G. Hasenbein, W. Snider. Joanne Swierczyncki, Nancy Josephine
L. Switaiski, Christine J. Szala. Virginia Newcomb. Fi»nk Oliver. James Oison.
inclined to take too much for Raymond F. Heil/nian. Robert Alan M
Wagoner, Donna L Wayiett. Eliza- Frank Orn<4id. Richard Osterhout. RobHeiskovitz, Lois Herskowitz. William C
ert Osterhmit. I^eroy Owens. Edward
granted."
Higgins, R«4a L. Horowitz. Dormnick J. beth A. Weingarden. George E. White, Parker V:i)'(» Paslawski.
Roland C. Abare. Ruth Aktinol. Alan
Istorico,
Nancy
A.
Iwaneczko.
Russell
M.
Miss Krone urged the gradCvnthia Payette. Carol Pelton. AnStephen K. Jaffe. Richard A. J Albright. Sharon G. Aldi. Charles J
uates to 'obtain and retain Jaffe.
Jay, Dorothy A. John-win. Richard K. \modeo J r . Frederick S. Asprion. Rob- drew Phelai;, Joel Philips. Catherine
ert
J.
Aaprion.
Edwin
J
Barbagallo,
l'ickel.
Ro'iert Pietrocola. Robert Pixley.
Thomas Jones Jr , Robert
every bit of formal education Johnson,
Kantor, Barry M. Kapf, Lois A. Knee, Edward J Beauparlant, Mary D Bel- Dianne Plae. Mark Pollock. William
Rochelte L. Benjamin, Richard Pratt, Davit Ratta. Margaret Ravida.
of which he or she is capable." Donna L. Knoll, Laurie A. Koerber, Cmonte,
Bennett. Mary E. Bleichert, Desiree Gail Reed. Kathleen Rekuc. Joseph Res
Diane
J.
Kobn.
Karen
Krell,
Helen
Kress,
"Those who do not," she Lynne M. LaFontaine. Donna J. Lang. E Gogart, Frederick E. Brady, Leonard tifo. Dana Ret. Donna Rickert. Donna
M. Bi jhiman. Constance J. Brooks, Rob- Kiwello. \ur.a Robelotto. Leonard Rob
warned, "are at a serious dis- Paul B Langwig, Susan C Lasker, Anne ert
E. Bubbnia. Stephen J Bubonia, elotto. Robert Rokoff. Linda Rosen. Nile*
L.
Laven,
Pul
K.
Leary,
Robert
S.
advantage, an almost catast- Lett, Andrew M. Levin, Marcia R. Le-vine, Beverly E. Burkins. Dorothy F. Burleigh. Rosenberg. Susan Rosenberg. Holly Ross.
Larabee B. Butler. Vonda L. Cannon. Edward Rossman. Qeorge Ruche!. Virrophic disadvantage. They will Nina M Levy, Arlene M. Lewin.
Cath" E. Caprood, Barbara J. Cardin, ginia Ruche!. Gerald Ryan, Ruth Ryder.
Edward
P.
Lewis
Jr..
Laura
R.
Linter.
S i c - o . Paul St. Yves. Donna
just not be able to compete Roberta MM. Liss. Alan S. Lobel, Ira CJames R Casperson, Juanita Chapman, William
Michael
Sansalone
Martin
John M Cichon, John J. Cleary, Linda K. Salamida,
equally with their contempor- Lupu. Ruth M. Mandel. Dona I. Mar- Clow.
Schecter.
Mary Schreiber. Joseph SharVivian J. Cole, Lois J. Coleman,
key,
John
Sifterly,
Michael
Slocum.
Cargohus,
Peter
E.
Maynard.
Eileen
R
John W. Conarpe. Harry W. Connors,
aries."
Meiner. Barbara A. Meyers. Elizabeth Randall Coon Michael S. Cowan, Ber- olyn Smith. Janet Smith. Lynda Smith.
"Let's face it," she said, A. Miller. Sandra B Montague, Wayne nadine A. Criscone, DavM J. Curran, William So-nmers, Sharyo Stevens. RonMoody, Lois S. Moore, Robert W. Patrick T. Czajkowski. Linda Lee Decker, nie Stoddard.
"those with bacclaureate de- L.
Morgan, Sheila M. Morgenstern. Caryl Henry A. Degener. Douglas A. D E Lisle,
Catherine
Stohker.
Loretta
Stolz.
grees start work at salaries A. Morris.
Constance D. Ciappa. Patricia A De- Charles Stumpf, Lillian Surgjck. Paul
Jon B Nachison, Forrest E Newcomb. Marco. Peter F De-Marco Jr , Donna M Surgick. I.(.and Sweeney. Roger Syhigher than those with associ- Nancy
Janice-D New mark. DeMura. Particia DiScipio. Thomas J. monds. Peti- Tabacco. Carroll Taylor.
ate degrees, and young people Jeffrey T. S.Newman,
Nyfnan,
Seal
N. Nyman. Donnelly, Mary L. Doulin, Thomas A Lynne Thrnnas. Mary Thompson. RayMaureen B. Dugan. Linda Dunn mond Thompson. William Tibbitts. Paul
with associate degrees earn Charles E. Oliver J r . Sally A. Oster Doyle.
Robert A. Endres, Joseph M. Fahd Jr Tomismano Gail Traver. Ernest Tubbs,
bout,
Steven
C.
Ostroif.
Zoe
H.
Paley
more money than high school James E. Palmer, Gary R. Pelton. Thalia David E Farnan^jphyllis A. Fedor, Shir- Mern.'-Lee Turner, Booth L'pton. Theresa
L. Ferguson, Nancy E. Flack, Paul Uzzo, Nico a Valente. Carole Van Camp
graduates. And those salary Perdaris. Michael T. Perkins, Leonard ley
E. Galib. Sharon Ganance, Janice E. Margaret Vanden G*rgh, Marc Vener.
T.
Perlniutter,
Kathy
A.
Phillips,
Linda
Gardner. Jacqueline R. Garrett, Michael Gary Vigg;^ro Elena Villasenor. Carol
differences are not just a short
D. Pogoda, Gail I. Pozefsky,
Paul Gdula, Petrina Gerasia, Vlad R. Ghiu- Vitetta. J.MR Volk, Susanne Watkins.
term thing; they grow as AL. Rabin.n Joh W. Radzyminski. Judith iamila. Christine Gilbert. Jeanne Ginrtonde. Judy Weed. Harry Weedmark. Richard
J. Michael White, Pamelo Whit
young people build careers. . ." R. Rappaport, Bernard II Rasow-sky, Lin Gerald L. Goldfarb, Barbara J Gulliver. Weiss.
Gaile E. Gulliver, Darrell Haizlip, De ney, John W ber, Iandale Wilcox, Marion
da
E.
Reynolds,
Robert
A.
Richman
Wilcox. Christopher Wilkes. Charles Wil
Dr. Arthur J. Wallingford, Cheryl R. Rickman, Robert A. Rifen- nean Elois Haizlip, Ellen R. Hall, Joyce son.
Emma
Woodard, Helen Young,
Hansen,
board of education president, berick, Patricia A. Robeloito, Christine A. Marie
Jane Hansen. John William Karen Zirrh, Norma Ziliox. William
Root. Carol R. Rosenthal. Sheryl Rosen Hayes, Judi'h Ann Healey. Ellen Karen Zoll. Thoma* Zostant Donald Zucchelli
awarded the diplomas.
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