Lessons New York Could Learn From Boston's Urban Revival
Boston shows how to revive a waterfront and inner city with a $1 billion plan led by private finance alongside federal funds. Officials cite specific projects, private sector commitment, and a coordinated act with banks and insurers to attract investment and create jobs. The piece notes Boston's successes and cautions New York to craft concrete plans, secure commitments, and avoid overambitious goals.
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The Times Record Publication Details and Rates
The Times Record announces weekday publication by The Times Record and The Sunday Record with editors and managers listed. Subscription rates are given for local New York State counties and Vermont, with annual and shorter terms. Rates vary for in and out of state, with separate prices for Sunday editions and mail delivery.
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Humphrey Relished the Fight in Campaign Lifeline
AP Special Correspondent Walter R. Mears recounts Hubert H. Humphrey’s steadfast political drive from a late night Miami airport moment in 1972 to national influence across decades. The profile notes his campaigns losses, the Institute of Public Affairs endowment, and Carter's praise while highlighting Humphrey’s enduring leadership and resilience.
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Anderson calls early state tax cut session in election year
State Senate Majority Leader Warren Anderson sets an early session to press Republican tax cut ideas. Assembly Speaker Stanley Steingut must agree for any move to pass. The plan aims to curb state spending after a cut, arguing taxpayers gain more when cuts precede budget approval.
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Christmas Greens Show Brightens Hart-Cluett Mansion
The 20th annual Christmas Greens Show by the Van Rensselaer Garden Club opens at the Hart-Cluett Mansion on Second Street. Visitors can view the holiday displays today until 8 pm, Friday 10 am to 8 pm, and weekend hours 11 am to 6 pm. The event, a festive local highlight, brings beauty to the area.
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Parabolic Advice On Building On Rock Not Sand
The passage presents a parable from Matthew 7 24 27. A wise man builds his house on rock while a foolish man builds on sand. Storms test the structures and the rock endures while the sand collapses. The teaching urges hearing and obedience to the words.
Classics and critics collide in a collage of titles
A fragmented page aggregates famous works from Cooper to Hemingway with satirical asides on journalism and culture. The list blends novels, plays, and poems, interspersed with quips from figures like Pound and Smith, ending with a nod to SALT talks.
Pulse of the People letter policy and caveats
A reader note outlines publication rules for letters in The Pulse of The People. It specifies only letters with name and address will be published, names may be withheld on request, and letters should be short and in good taste.
Troy School Board Talks and Canal Forums Stir Local Opinion
A letter discusses stalled Troy teacher contract talks and argues for fair raises as taxes rise. It also references mail theft concerns, urges attending the Troy School Board meeting, and notes upcoming Panama Canal treaty forums led by Congressman Pattison with debates over Cary Carter's stance.
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What's Your Beef contest prompts community letters
Readers submit short 30 word letters signed for a chance at ten dollars. Theo Genito of Troy asks why snow shoveling creates dangerous ice piles on streets. A dog-owner laments gate safety and leash law enforcement.
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