Paying the Price for Secret Service Protection of Five Democrats
The article discusses the Secret Service decision to guard five Democratic presidential candidates and the monthly cost of about 19000 to 20000 dollars per candidate. It notes the high price of security in a polarized society and questions the legal justification for protecting non candidates like Ted Kennedy. It argues the system aims to safeguard candidates but warns against using guards as campaign staff.
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Secret Service
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Muskie
McGovern
Humphrey
Jackson
George C. Wallace
John Lindsay
Shirley Chisholm
Eugene McCarthy
Lindsay
New York City
Chisholm
Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
Cos
Hart presses reform to curb campaign spending
Senator Hart calls for strict limits on total campaign spending and for funds from the federal treasury to cover candidate costs and national conventions. He argues money taints elections and urges public pressure through letters to Congress to end the current financing system.
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Hart
Treasury
Congress
Agnew’s call for tougher crime enforcement at New York conference
A New York police conference features Vice President Agnew urging strict enforcement over crime cause studies. He argues for swift trials and humane treatment, criticizing permissiveness and Attica sympathy while insisting on preemptive rehabilitation and penalties to deter lawbreaking.
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Agnew
New York
Attica
Mr. Agnew
Trade With Russia and Nixon Visit Ahead
The Moscow visit eight to nine weeks away signals rapid commercial momentum as U S firms already engage Moscow on trade amid Brezhnev era shifts. IBM and others have eyed Moscow while Russian leaders show openness, suggesting economic cooperation could foster peace beyond grain and machines.
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Nixon
Moscow
Peking
Russia
Japan
West Germany
Lenoid Ilyn
Mos
Stalin
Know Your Lawmakers In Troy Listing Local Officials
The notice lists Troy councilmen Francis J. Flynn Brian Sullivan Edward J. Connally Michael J. Gully Louis J. Anthony Jr. John J. Sweeney Jr. John C. Walther Jr. in Washington U S Senators James L Buckley Jacob K Javits Representatives Carleton J King Samuel S Stratton Albany State Senators Douglas Hudson Walter B Langley Ronald B Stafford Assemblymen Neil W Kelleher Thomas W Brown Fred G Field Fred Droms Jr Clarence D Lane Lawrence E Corbett Jr. Includes mail addresses for each office.
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Troy
Francis J. Flynn
Fourth
Brian Sullivan
Thirteenth
Edward J. Connally
Seventh Ave
Michael J. Gully
North Lake
Louis J. Anthony Jr
Fifth Ave
John J. Sweeney Jr
Maple Ave
John C. Walther Jr
Billings Ave
Washington
U.S. Senators
Senate
Washington, D.C
James L. Buckley Jacob K. Javits
Representatives
House
Carleton J. King Samuel S. Stratton
Albany
the Capitol
N.Y
Douglas Hudson
Walter B. Langley
Ronald B. Stafford
Assemblymen
Albany, N.Y
Neil W. Kelleher
Thomas W. Brown
Fred G. Field
Fred Droms Jr
Clarence D. Lane
Lawrence E. Corbett Jr
Letter to the editor on budget priorities and care for the retarded
A Green Island reader criticizes the governor for prioritizing opera company entertainment over funding for mentally challenged care. The writer praises the staff at Mt. McGregor and urges support for patients lacking advocates, noting wasted taxpayer money on favors for friends while the needy are underfunded.
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Ele
Mt. McGregor
Opera Company
Green Island
Words Wit And Wisdom From Morris Readers
Dear William and Mary reply about a hotel theft where $80,000 in jewelry vanished. The door was undamaged and the thief described as a “loid” master using celluloid to slip in. Also explains apple pie order from folk etymology and a quip on a thought from E M Forster.
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William and
Mary Morris
William and Mary
Lloyd
Lloyd’s of London
Donald Lloyd
Passaic
N.J. A
Morrises
A.P
Washington
E. M. Forster
Nizer's Viewpoint on Welfare and Technology
Louis Nizer argues welfare evolved into a political tool, urges restoring welfare to a social mission, and promotes automation and computer aids to reduce medical costs. He cites data on welfare rolls, praises diplomacy with restraint, and envisions computers handling medical histories to improve efficiency and accuracy.
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Charlotte Clinic
North Carolina
Robert Bruce
University of Washington Hospital
Doctor Discusses Anxiety Neurosis and Neuroasthenia
Dr Lawrence Lamb explains anxiety as a normal response to danger and a first cousin to fear. He notes anxiety becomes an anxiety neurosis when worsening or impairing function, and neuroasthenia when fatigue dominates. Treatment centers on reassurance and talking therapies, with psychiatric help for severe or chronic cases, and iron deficiency anemia should be ruled out.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Question Box on Jacob's Ladder in Christian art
The reader asks for interpretation of Jacob's Ladder and is told it symbolizes the reunion of earth to heaven through Christ. A second reader asks which horse won the first Kentucky Derby and is answered Aristides ridden by Commodore Lewis.
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Aristides
Jom Key Lewis
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Troy Record
Rensselaer
Saratoga
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
John F. Clark
Vance
Troy City
Associated Press
Focal News
AP News
Audit Bureau of Circulation
ITT
Sen
Philip Hart
Cain
Pixieso
Ok George
Nizer
Louis Nizer
China
United Nations
Tibet
India
Mao
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