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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1970
Page
10
A letter from 24 year resident Schodack condemns zoning measures as anti democratic and questions letting the proposal pass without citizen vote. The writer cites Morris Massry's Christmas rescue as a contrast to local landlords and urges civic engagement to protect heritage.
A letter argues the State Dept of Transportation plan to reduce sanding and restrict landing of highway curves is not savings but danger. It claims 6,000 workers lose overtime, skiers travel from New York to Stowe every weekend, and essential highway safety should not be sacrificed for belt tightening. It urges the department to reconsider to protect road safety and jobs.
Winter begins with freezing temperatures and stalled cars as snow arrives. The article notes mixed public sentiment from hardships like shoveling and heating bills to joys of skiing and sledding, highlighting shorter days and a forecast of gradual sun return leading to spring in 89 days.
The ACLU sues New Jersey for alleged illegal stops on the Turnpike claiming harassment of drivers with long hair or hippie clothing. The suit, for 37 people, notes narcotics found in ten cases but argues general profiling is unlikely given typical traffic stop practices.
Three days before Christmas the FDA named 39 dangerous toys and banned them from sale. The agency urged manufacturers and retailers to halt production and remove affected toys, warning that holiday shoppers may miss the warning as stores close for the holiday.
After a December 16 1970 public hearing at Maple Hill Elementary School the writer urges Schodack residents to demand the right to be counted warning that adopting zoning regulations without equitable revision or referendum would erode constitutional rights. The letter questions the influence of a few residents on town policy.
Fragmentary note asks God to bring Rod home safely from Ulretwam and thanks for divine aid. Reading letters reveal childlike trust and urgent family concern despite garbled words.
G. G. Waterford proposes naming the Troy Watervliet bridge Uncle Sam Bridge to honor Uncle Sam Wilson as a reminder that the area is his home for travelers from many states.
The writer reports terrible crosswalks on Troy main streets as of Friday December 18 with snow piles on both sides while roads were cleared, contradicting a paper claim that snow removal was wonderful.
The piece lauds President Nixon for answering reporters directly in Washington, contrasting him with past presidents who avoided full disclosure. It notes his courage amid a hostile Congress and his willingness to state his position to the press, seeing it as a sign of genuine leadership in a democratic state.
Joseph Kraft argues that Nixon's plan to withdraw while retaining a 100000 troop air force foothold risks repeating Johnson era mistakes. He cites Hanoi’s readiness to endure bombing, past bombing limits, civilian toll, and strains with allies. Kraft urges a new Paris negotiating stance to reach an agreement with Hanoi.
Dear reader the article outlines hiatal hernia types causes and symptoms including reflux heartburn and chest discomfort. It notes most cases are asymptomatic but can cause swallowing difficulties and esophageal irritation especially with spicy foods alcohol and coffee. It also discusses alcohol as a sedative and cautions about daily tranquilizer use.
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