Ford aides confront political jinx in post White House era
In Cheyenne Wyoming Richard Cheney seeks Wyoming's at large House seat while former Ford aides Ted Sorensen and Kenneth O'Donnell failed to win office backed by White House credentials. William P. Clements Jr. announces bid for Texas governor and James A. Baker III eyeing Texas attorney general role in Austin.
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New York
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Massachusetts
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White House
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Ford
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O'Donnell
Texas
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Defense
James A. Baker III
Austin
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Johnson
Nixon
John Connally
Washington
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Cheney
Houston
Price Daniel, Jr
Mark W. White
Cheney and wider GOP field shape 1980 presidential race
The piece surveys potential 1980 Republican contenders including Cheney, Ford allies like Simon and Dale, Reagan era distancing, and the Fort Worth state race dynamics. It notes past administration alumni struggle to return home, Baker's Texas bid, and Gary Hart's Senate rebound as a possible predictor for Cheney and Baker.
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Cheney
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Mr. Ford
Panama Canal
The Times Record Subscription Rates and Local Coverage
The Times Record lists subscription prices for Albany Rensselaer Saratoga and Washington counties with annual and monthly options. Rates include payables in advance and outside counties, plus a few mail routes and service notes. The notice notes ownership by Toy Pubbstingy Co and staff roles including Joseph A Cooley president publisher and Frank H Dobisky general manager.
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Saratoga
Warkington
Bannington County
Vermont
Ariel
Proxmire Opposes NYC Federal Loan Extension
Senator William Proxmire, chair of the Senate Banking Committee, signals opposition to extending the NYC federal loan program beyond June 30. He argues New York State tax cuts should aid taxpayers, though the loan has generated net interest profits for the federal government.
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Senate Banking Committee
New York City
Wisconsin
Proxmire
New York State
Social Security reform ends party debate with tax changes
Congress approves a Social Security measure not matching Carter's plan but differing in tax payment method. The debate highlights keeping Social Security separate from general revenue and questions the habit of voting benefit increases during elections. Congress should curb benefit votes to stabilize the program.
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Carter
Russell's Ribs and Cosmic Tristees in 1970s Lore
VAARK RUSSELL riffs on escapism and science fiction in a playful critique of UFOs and pop culture. He notes Close Encounters sparks renewed interest, mocks bureaucratic officeholders, and imagines Snow White wielding laser power against villains in a cosmic, satirical mood.
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Washington
Was Torrijos death target in Watergate plots
The article reports on rumors that Watergate operatives planned to kill Panamanian dictator Omar Torrijos, tied to fears over narcotics flows through Panama and linked to E. Howard Hunt. It cites a 1973 memo from Martin Dardis based on Manuel Artime's account of Hunt seeking Cubans for a Panama operation with Bernard Barker.
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Newsweek
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Panama
Dade County
Fla
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Dardis
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Artime
Howard Hunt
Bernard) Barker
Carter aims for Panama Canal talks with fireside chats
The article notes President Carter plans two televised addresses on the Panama Canal treaty and Senate leaders urge clearing the SALT disarmament treaty first to avoid consolidating opposition. It also references political commentary on Carter’s style and potential Senate tactics.
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Carter
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Senate
What’s Your Beef contest notes and entry rules
Readers are invited to mail a short “beef” with the best submission winning ten dollars. Entries must be signed and sent to The Times Record 301 Broadway Troy NY 22180. Readable examples cite wrapping paper tape and juror bias references by Tina Miles of Troy.
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Care of the Times
Broadway
Troy
N.Y
Fragmented Quote Grid From Global Newswire
The text presents scattered quotes on land rights near a Tokyo airport, family loyalties in farming, and a remark about pets versus children. It also includes custody concerns in Florida over animal welfare and a claim of Syria’s struggle for peace attributed to Moussa Sabri of Al Akhbar.
Pulse of the People Reader Letters Policy
Publication policy outlines that letters to the Pulse of the People must include the writer's note and address, with manuscripts withheld upon request. Short letters are preferred and rushed letters may be shortened for libelous or tasteless content.
Santa Brings Warm Cheer to Downtown Troy Night
A family visits Santa in downtown Troy despite cold winds and a brisk night. A cheerful clown guides them to Roger's Jewelry Store, Santa chats a full five minutes, and a photo costs $1.50 with extras like a coloring book and a McDonald’s certificate. The friendly attendants add to a memorable family moment.
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Santa
Troy
John
Santa Claus
Roger
Christopher
McDonald's
Letter to the editor on rental bias against families
A reader argues against a landlord policy of no children in vacant flats. The writer asserts adults caused problems, not kids, and urges laws preventing "no children" ads for larger apartments. Coauthors: Cohees.
Troy City Law Blocks Pothole Reimbursement Claim
A resident recounts a Nov 13 1977 pothole accident on Hoosick Street in Troy New York and the $122 repair bill. He cites Local Law 4 of 1962 requiring written notice to avoid liability, notes conflicting records, and asks The Times Record to investigate and take an editorial stance.
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Hoosick Street
Police Department
Public Works
Danahy
City of
Commissioner of Public Works
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