Rensselaer County Sewage Plant Aims at Health First
State grants $18.5 million to fund a county sewage treatment facility serving Troy Rensselaer and surrounding towns. Project cost could reach $31 million with financing for the remainder and a tax impact spread across the county. Topography and drainage dictate scope, making early start crucial to protect public health.
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Rensselaer County
Troy
Rensselaer
North Greenbush
Brunswick
Sand Lake
Schaghticoke
Hudson River
General Minh quits Vietnam election leaving Thieu unopposed
General Duong Van Minh exits the race after a U S assurance of neutrality. Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker urged a fair contest in Washington then Minh retired. With Ky barred, Thieu is unopposed, risking a return to dictatorial rule and weakening U S aims for a competitive election.
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Duong van Minh
Vietnam
United States
Thieu
Ellsworth Bunker
Washington
South Vietnam
Minh
Thien
Thieuw
Viet Cong
Meany Attacks Nixon Wage Price Controls From Both Sides
The piece argues AFL CIO President Meany speaks against the Nixon plan while seeking controls for labor, warns Congress bears blame for spending, and notes the legal limits of contracts. It suggests labor may resist compromise and hints at possible federal law if voluntary limits fail.
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Nixon
Afl-Cio
Meany
Miami
Organized Labor
State Education Dept urged not to control ETV programming
Readers warn the State Education Department should not direct Channel 7 and Channel 17 content. They cite University of New York programs and evening entertainment, fearing state influence could end educational television. A Regents plan links $3 million state funds to content priorities, prompting concern over potential control.
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State Education Department
New York State
Channel 7
Channel 17
University of the State of New York
Board of Regents
Regents
State Budget Division
WTV
ETV
Pulse Of The People Letter Policy Summary
The Pulse Of The People will publish only letters bearing name and address. names may be withheld on request. The paper reserves the right to reject and shorten letters.
TNT board resignations affect candidate evaluation
In Troy a letter from W B Brower Jr notes that Robert Stierer and Robert Delaney have resigned from the TNT board, removing them from duties tied to TNT questionnaires and public statements assessing Citizens Charter Party city council candidates.
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the Record
Bob Fusco
Citizens Charter Party
Troy
TNT
Robert Stierer
Robert Delaney
Russell. Meredith
Sherer
Delaney
Record
W. B. Brower JR
Taken To Task Editor
The editor argues the Presidents plan to curb inflation via a foreign import tax and wage freeze benefits big business while harming the common worker. He contends the tax shifts costs to lower paid Americans, raises domestic prices, and that any profits tax would be blocked as free enterprise protected. Georgiana C. Halloran Cohoes signs the piece.
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Lille
New York State
Georgiana C. Halloran Cohoes
Children Letters From Pearl 5 Clot 9 Year A Medsa
Fragmentary OCR text shows a line about Pearl and children letters. The readable content is limited to a broken fragment mentioning a child aged nine, a bank reference ambiguous, and a personal note. No clear event or entities to confirm a full item.
Nixon to shift focus from foreign to domestic policy
Henry J. Taylor argues President Nixon must reverse his foreign affairs preoccupation and reemphasize domestic issues highlighted by inflation and unemployment. He cites voter concern over daily economic conditions and urges a timely Aug. 15 domestic package shift.
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Henry J. Taylor
Nixon
Winston Churchill
Charles de Gaulle
Churchill
de Gaulle
Walter J. Hickle
Johnson
LBJ
Peking
White House
Federal Reserve
America
Lindsay
Names and addresses of U S lawmakers in Washington and Albany
A list of lawmakers including U S Senators Jacob Javits and James Buckley with mail addresses in Washington D C, U S Representatives Carleton King and Samuel Stratton, New York State Senators and Assemblymen with Albany Capitol addresses and a line of scattered names such as Deainglas Hudson Walter Langley Ronald Stafford Neil Kelleher Thomas Brown and others.
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Troy Record
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
U.S. Senators
Senate
Washington, D.C
Jacob K. Javits
James L. Buckley
Representatives
House
Carleton J. King
Samuel S. Stratton
Lindsay switching parties shocks New York politics
Washington columnist speculates on John V Lindsay’s move from Republican to Democrat. It weighs his potential as a presidential rival or running mate and analyzes how his anti Nixon charges could reshape the 1972 race while pondering public appetite for civil liberties issues and a party realignment.
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Washington
New York
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Senate
Muskie
Humphrey
Republican Party
Nixon
Organized
John
Vlet Lindsay
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