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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1971
Page
4
A reader friendly explainer notes yeast feeds on sugars in warm dough and releases carbon dioxide, which forms bubbles in gluten to lift the dough. It cites Egyptians first using leavened dough and explains modern bakers copy the practice by saving dough from each day’s batch.
Albany NY No fault automobile insurance plan faces likely stalemate as Senate and Assembly clash. Sen Bernard Gordon says differences likely block action this year after his version was withdrawn from the Senate calendar. He warns federal action could occur if the state fails to act. The plan would cover the first 2000 of accident costs without fault if medical costs stay under 400, with lawsuits allowed for higher costs or serious injuries.
Buskirk Mrs Willard Flynn and others note social visits from New Haven connections. Mr and Mrs Harley Moseley visit North Creek. Mr and Mrs George Roberts join South Bethlehem guests at G Webster Pratt. The next card party will be held at the fire hall May 29 at 8 p.m.
The Atomic Energy Commission plans the first mass produced peaceful nuclear device to fracture sandstone formations in the Western states to release trapped natural gas. The Miniata test at Nevada Test Site is scheduled for early June with production shots possible next year. The device is designed to release minimal radioactivity, producing far less tritium than earlier weapons.
Matthew P. Rogan of Albany, son of Mrs Loretta Rogan a Waterford Halfmoon School teacher, won the Jack Spitalny Prize in pediatrics at Albany Medical College Awards Day. He plans a Houston internship after May 27 and marriage to Adele Miller of Attleboro Massachusetts.
Trustees overseeing Penn Central's reorganization call the railroad's situation perilous after a first quarter loss of 92.5 million dollars. They note the loss rose year over year but say the downward plunge from last year may have stopped, with April showing a smaller decline than 1969.
In Patensie South Africa thieves seized traffic cop W J Deyzel's official station wagon and used it to haul away a butcher shop safe, authorities said. The brazen theft left residents stunned as investigators traced the vehicle and the safe’s disappearance.
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