Business must weigh giving to universities against scholarly excess
The piece argues academics and business often clash over funds and influence. It notes Jane Fonda’s activism and Dow Chemical’s grants to Central Michigan University, urging donors to withdraw support from campuses that tolerate unlimited intellectual indulgence while stressing the duty of business to guide funded education with prudent limits.
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Washington
Jane Fonda
North Viet Nam
Lillian Hellman
Soviet Union
Ms. Fonda
Dow Chemical Company
Beverly Hills
Tom Hayden
U.S
Dow
Michigan
Central Michigan
Don
The Times Record Weekdays by The Co publishers
The Times Record lists subscription rates and delivery options for counties including Rensselaer Saratoga Washington Vermont with yearly and quarterly plans. It notes association with AP News and outlines carrier and mail delivery details for Albany area and beyond.
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Rensselaer
Sordoga
Albany
New York State
Ben
Times Record lauds Tuesday election winners and losers
The Times Record congratulates candidates who won and those who lost for spirited campaigning. It urges winners to honor campaign promises, focus on public service, and invites continued coverage of their work for informed citizens.
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The
Times Record
Daniel Moynihan
New York Times
New York
Carter signals flexible stance on energy bill targets
President Carter outlined three conditions for a signed energy bill, inviting congressional compromise while stressing the seriousness of the energy problem. He aims to restore public confidence and show leadership, though Congress may still disagree with his proposals and a veto remains possible.
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Carter
Congress
Quotable Lines on Loss and Ambition
A playful pairing of remarks on stolen wallets sentimental photos and celebrity singing styles. The speaker contrasts expectations about money, fame, and education with a humorous, crusty tone.
Pulse of the People Letter Policy
A notice from The Pulse of The People outlines letter submission rules. Writers may withhold their name on request but are preferred. Letters should be concise, on topic, and fit good taste. the publication reserves the right to shorten libelous or inappropriate content.
Cohoes Mayor Responds to Times Record Editorial
Ronald Canestrari mayor of Cohoes denounces the Times Record headline on police claims. He asserts the city faces 1 million in pending actions rather than 3 million and urges accurate reporting over sensationalism.
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Times Record
Cohoes
Gratitude to Troy Residents for Nazi War Criminal Efforts
A speaker thanks Troy citizens who sent letters of encouragement in the pursuit of Nazi war criminals living in the country. He states the issue is moral, not political or police, and commits to persevering until justice is served.
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Troy
United States
Russia
John Vorster
KGB
FBI
Robert J. Lamphere
Protesting Fair Play and Lansingburgh Police Station Plan
Troy residents urge action against a second police station in Lansingburgh and call for restoring ward alderman representation. Citizens complain about the city charter plan and demand a return to the old system next year with broader council accountability.
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Fair Play
Lansingburgh
Fight the monster J.S.H.A The Monster That Crushes Small Businesses
A letter urging shoppers and small business owners to oppose the Williams Steiger OSHA act, warning of compliance officers and anonymous employee complaints. It argues OSHA imposes penalties and harms small business, citing international examples and calling Colonie residents to stand together.
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America
Congress
Williams - Steiger
Harrison Williams
New Jersey
William Steiger
Wisconsin
Secretary of Labor
Federal Register
O.S.H.A
Germany
Russia
Italy
U.S.H.A
Colonie
What’s Your Beef contest letter summary
Readers submit brief beef notes on parking or school bus seating. Top entry wins $10. Notable submissions from Rebecca Sousa and Cathy Whitney describe parking disputes and seating issues on buses.
Helms Plea Bargain Mirrors a Cynical Political Era
Washington commentary argues plea bargaining shields powerful figures like Richard Helms and historically figures such as Spiro Agnew, noting public cynicism and the uneven application of justice. It questions whether judges will ever prioritize the "little guy" over prominent defendants.
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Jack W. Germond
Jules Witcover
Washington
CIA
Richard Helms
Senate Committee
Helms
Edward Bennett William
Justice Department
Gordon Liddy
Specia
Spiro Agnew
Baltimore
Maryland
White House
Agnew
Bangkok
Nolo
Helm
Richard Kleindienst
Senate
Richard Nixon
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Politics Today
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