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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1969
Page
10
The piece argues Vassar College, famed for liberalism and civil rights leadership, hosts 59 black students under special scholarships. It questions why a push for a separate dormitory, seen as segregation, is framed as integration, noting the planned occupation of the administration building with guards, and claims the move contradicts the college’s equality record.
A review praises the book Our Brother's Keeper for detailing chronic poverty and injustice among 600000 American Indians. It cites Pine Ridge per family spending versus median income, bureaucratic overreach, and abuses in education and housing as evidence of a neglected civil rights crisis and bleak life expectancy.
The Greater Troy Chamber of Commerce urges a Citizens Advisory Board to stabilize city government. Volunteers would meet monthly with City Council and the city manager and report publicly every three months, aiming to improve cooperation and curb ongoing turmoil.
The Court’s first Burger era ruling ends deliberate speed delaying desegregation. It requires immediate desegregation nationwide, with the NAACP fund lauded and President Nixon accepting the change. South and private schooling changes loom as public integration proceeds.
President champions a new Consumer Protection bill to aid buyer consumers against frauds in packaging and labeling. It authorizes group actions in federal court and targets drugs packaging and labeling, and sets standards for hearing aids, contact lenses, and similar equipment under the Justice Department.
A Tacoma writer lampoons contemporary clichés in public speech and journalism. He notes terms like thrust credit crunch zap and rap and warns of jargon turning into empty rhetoric while urging clearer direct talk.
An anxious Troy mother argues for accountability and citizen action after local politics clash with mayoral contracts. The letter lauds Mr. Gonyea for standing up for residents and urges voters to influence council actions through participation.
The Record laments Adrian Gonyea's resignation as Troy city manager on October 28 1969 and urges residents of Rensselaer County to vote for change next Tuesday to draft a new regime and a 20th Century Troy.
A mother on Brunswick Park Drive writes that the summer disrupted her quiet street. She notes teen social disruption from nearby youth, loss of neighborly chats, and respect for family and neighbors declining as residents consider moving away.
A Republican taxpayer criticizes councilmen and Mr Stack after a resignation, urging Troy voters to oust incumbents who have raised taxes year after year and failed to revive the city.
Adrian Gonyea resigns prompting Troy to take a step backward and leaving the duration uncertain. The article hints at years needed to recover or adjust.
In 1963 64 Troy officials built a water storage tower on Upper Tibbitts Avenue under Water Bureau head Buckley. After 80 percent completion opponents demanded removal triggering a board vote as 650000 was spent including a 90000 foundation.
Doctor explains types of stones and when removal is needed. Hydration helps prevent salts forming stones. calcium stones may require milk limits. ureteral stones often need oil injection to pass and cannot be dissolved. Uric acid stones form from protein metabolism and may combine with minerals. uremic poisoning stems from kidney failure and requires treating the underlying condition.
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