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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1971

Page

2

Welfare checks shrink in New York City and upstate

The article notes changes in welfare payments effective Saturday with Rensselaer County residents receiving 76 dollars for two categories, up from 69, and a family of four gaining only one dollar more on the current 207 dollar level. It also reports postponed civil service examinations due to the state budget and cites criticism of reliance on outside consultants and calls for hiring freezes and position freezes.

New York City Upstate Rensselaer County Governor’s Office Elsa H. Poston State Civil Service Commission Poston Brown

DeSantis, Firemen Discuss Nueva Gas Station Plans

DeSantis and fire department officials reviewed over 30 minutes of statistics on gas station operation and proposed aesthetic and traffic safety measures for a site near St Nicholas Church. Texaco argued the station would boost city taxes while church leaders called it an obnoxious intrusion. officials agreed to landscaping to screen the site from the cemetery ahead of a May 6 council vote.

Texaco St. Nicholas’ Church Addi Tion Belives the Sta

War Protesters Trade Insults With Senators

About 200 antiwar demonstrators were arrested after blocking the main entrance of draft headquarters. The House Internal Security Committee moved to investigate Communist leadership in two peace groups and reports of subversive activity toward the armed forces. Demonstrators distributed leaflets outside the IRS and visited lawmakers as police began arrests at dawn.

Senate Foreign Relations Committee George S. McGovern Dl.d House Internal Security Committee National Peace Action Coalition Peoples Coalition For Peace and Justice Selective Service Washington Draft

Soap Firms Accused Of Coercion At FTC Hearing

An Environmental Defense Fund lawyer accused the soap industry of coercion aimed at the Federal Trade Commission. William H. Rodgers of the University of Washington said manufacturers threaten to produce more toxic products if required to disclose phosphate contents. Consumers might switch to old-fashioned soap or reduce usage.

Washington Environmental Defense Fund Federal Trade Commission William H. Rodgers University of Washington Rodgers

Arrest in Capitol bombing case tied to Miss Bacon

In Seattle, Miss Bacon faces grand jury questions over alleged federal crimes linked to the Capitol bombing. FBI agent Mahan testified she had access to $29,000 and possibly aided fugitives, signaling potential involvement beyond witness status. officials kept details limited.

George H. Boldt Seattle John J. Sirica U.S Asst Harold Sullivan U.S. Capitol Miss Bacon Mahan Capitol Hirschkop Justice Department Public Information Robert L. Stemenson FBI

Pipe Bomb Explodes Outside Bank in Oakland

A pipe bomb exploded near Bank of America at Kaiser Center in Oakland causing shattered windows and interior damage estimated between seven and ten thousand dollars. No injuries were reported as police and federal agents investigated and two men fled in a 1957 sedan.

Oakland Calif Bank of America Kaiser Center California Lake Merritt FBI U.S. Treasury

SUNY contracts show Burns Detective Agency paid for guards

Albany reports 622 consultant contracts with SUNY including a $1126 weekly fee to William J. Burns Detective Agency for uniformed guards at Thurlow Terrace and 40 Marion Ave in Albany. The Marion Avenue house serves as the chancellor Ernest Boyer’s residence for meetings with trustees, deans, staff, and student groups. A night guard prevents vandalism.

Albany N.Y State University System SUNY Rockefeller Abe Lavine William J. Burns

U S Planes Raid Sites In North Vietnam

U S Navy fighters attacked missile and anti air sites deep in North Vietnam 85 and 115 miles northwest of the DMZ. Carrier based planes escorted by an unarmed recon aircraft came under fire but no damage to U S aircraft was reported. Cambodian forces battled along Highway 4 as U S bombers supported them 55 miles southwest of Phnom Penh.

Saigon North Vietnam U.S. Command Demilitarized Zone U.S Phnom Penhp

Firemen Picket Decision Ties to Taylor Law Clash

Council debate over contract talks and payroll control surfaces as PERB weighs if Taylor Law overrides city charter provisions. Mayor Werlin urged police protection. Sullivan sparred with the mayor and left after an open council meeting. DeSantis and Engstrom outline salary powers and required negotiations with city employees.

Dolye Sullivan Carl Engstrom Werlin Doyle DeSantis Atty. Milowe Perb Taylor Corporation Counsel Troy

Cancer Linked to Enzyme Defect, Calf Liver Extract Suggested

Nobel laureate Albert Szent-Gyorgyi reported that cancer may arise from an inherited enzyme defect. His team, using a rocket-fuel additive like hydrazine, linked ketone aldehydes to cancer control and proposed calf liver extracts as a possible treatment pending broader support for research.

Washington Albert Szent-Gyorgyi Institute For Muscle Reserch Woods Hole Mass National Academy of Science Jane A. McLaughlin Lazio G. Egyud Szent-Gyorgyi

Mother Says Leslie Does Right Thing Amid Capitol Bombing Fallout

Leslie Bacon the 19-year-old material witness in the March 1 Capitol bombing was described by her mother as always doing what she thinks is right. Mrs. John W. Bacon criticized the FBI and said agents skulked around their Atherton California property while Leslie denied any Senate bombing ties.

Atherton Calif UPI Leslie Bacon Washington U.S. Capitol John W. Bacon FBI San Francisco Leslie Sacred Heart Convent Canada College Aretha Franklin

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