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The Troy Record lists subscription terms for various delivery options and mail regions with annual, semiannual, quarterly and monthly rates. It includes stamps for local routes, business offices, and mentions the Associated Press news rights and Audit Bureau of Circulations membership.
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Debt shows value of Troy and Rensselaer County assets
State Comptroller figures on Troy and Rensselaer County debt are debated as misleading when lumped together. The water debt of 10.5 million funds a self-liquidating asset, while Hudson Valley Community College and Van Rensselaer Manor debts reflect community investments. The piece argues progress requires spending and prudent budgeting to meet future needs.
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Arthur Levitt
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Hudson Valley Community College
van Rensselaer Manor
New York Medicaid Faces Possible Federal Funding Cuts
The House Ways and Means Committee targets Medicaid outlays, risking a major hit to New York’s program. State officials warn the stricter income limits could cost at least 25 million in federal funds the first year, potentially hundreds of millions later. Albany lawmakers warned the attack could be disastrous for the Medicaid budget.
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China Nuclear Proliferation Warns of Global Risk
The piece warns that China’s hydrogen bomb advances threaten global security. It cites a Schriever report and warns of eight to nine years for ICBMs, then imagines China arming allies near the U S with nuclear weapons. It urges negotiators to curb world scale proliferation.
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From Ghetto to Ghost Aftermath of Urban Riots Looms
The piece warns that Newark and Detroit riots threaten to turn ghetto areas into ghost districts. It details looted businesses, vacant apartments, hesitant banks, rising insurance rates, and sky-high loan costs. It notes job losses, housing shortages, and the risk to civil rights gains, urging responsible leadership to curb rabble-rousers.
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Carmichael
Air tour markets war scars as Israel hosts visitors
In Tel Aviv a $50 air tour launches over biblical sites and war ruins from Sinai to El Arish. Tourists see Mt. Sinai, the Mitla Pass, and refugee camps as eight weeks of war reshape travel. Hotels rush guests amid a booming but strained economy and growing foreign visitors seeking holy sites and postwar access.
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Lynn Heinzerling
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Omar
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A Thought For Today On the telephone and progress
A reflection on how grateful we should be for material progress, focusing on the telephone as a daily necessity. The piece recalls past limits, praises private industry’s innovation, and contrasts it with the postal service’s deficits, concluding with a measured note on travel and distant connections.
Arm sales debate mirrors US foreign policy strain
Washington insight notes that minor arms exports mask a deeper unease about long term direction of American foreign policy. It cites 11 billion dollars in arms over five years, mostly to wealthy allies, and argues nonproliferation depends on US willingness to suspend or limit sales. The piece links CIA secrecy, Congo airlift, and export financing to broader strategic concerns.
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Albert Gore
Thomas Kuchel
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Congress
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Dulles
Words, Wit And Wisdom Word Game With K Words
A puzzle page presents a Wednesday word game where key words start with K. Players choose the closest meanings for ten numbered words, with answers and pronunciations provided. A note invites readers to mail questions on usage to William Morris in Good Grammar for further discussion.
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Nile
The Doctor Talks About Nursing and Diet Tips
A nurse asks about safely using birth control pills while nursing. doctors say hormones are not harmful to the baby but avoid atropine, belladonna, bromides, senna, casara, aloe, and ergot. Dried beans and lentils provide protein and thiamine, suitable as meat substitutes in a balanced diet. Candy should be limited to end of meals with teeth brushing to prevent decay. Most croup attacks are mild. watch for signs of difficulty breathing and blue lips. A six week old baby should not be frightened or shaken by a father. irresponsible behavior risks distress and harm to the infant.
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Alsthough
Cady
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