White House signals new look at heroin and marijuana use
The White House has ordered a reassessment of heroin and marijuana for medical use on a purely scientific basis, lifting prior political restrictions. A NIH committee will set procedures to ensure no diversion to illegal use, potentially delaying impact but marking a shift in policy under President Carter.
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Times Record publication and subscription terms notice
The Times Record lists editors and managers and details subscription rates by mail and carrier. Rates cover local counties in New York and Vermont, with additional charges for Troy routes and foreign areas, and note Sunday delivery at 13 dollars annually.
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Veterans Day: Nation to honor all who served on November 11
The piece notes the shift from multiple observances to a single nationwide Veterans Day on November 11. It emphasizes honoring the dedication, honor, and love of country shown by service members rather than the war itself, and suggests offering prayers in thanksgiving as a start to repayment.
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Voters reject 750 million bond issue and more borrowing
The passage notes voters rejected a 750 million bond to fund projects and also refused Amendment No 7 to authorize a further 150 million for the Job Development Authority. Yet they voted yes on Amendment No 8 to expand loan types, signaling support for actions but not more public spending.
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Russell's ribs in a Washington moral maze
Mark Russell mocks politics media dynamics and CIA ties as Bernstein's Rolling Stone tale sparks apathy in Washington. He notes senators struggle with pop culture, and hints at 1950s spook links involving Dulles and Mousketeers.
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Quebec Separatism Persists as Referendum Talk Rises
Washington views the Parti Quebecois rise as a potential threat to Canadian unity and U S economic and defense interests. Levesque promises a 1981 referendum while Trudeau warns unity will be maintained.
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Quotes From Leaders And Citizens Spark Mixed Reactions
A compilation of remarks spans a Boston official on a Cuba dinner bill, a retired Pittsburgh dean funded to cut steel costs, Nebraska farmers opposing low prices, Dobrynin on Alaska sale value, a Qantas security check quote, and a delayed Prince Charles flight due to a telephoned threat.
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What's Your Beef Contest Entries
Readers submit short three word or fewer beef notes to The Times Record in Troy New York. The best entry wins ten dollars. Kay Colasessano and Mrs. Jean Broscko share sample lines about street repairs and dogs in racing.
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Pulse of the People Letter Policy
A note from The Pulse of The People explains that letters bearing the writer’s address will be published only on request and names withheld. Short, to the point letters are preferred and the editors reserve the right to shorten or omit letters that do not meet taste or length guidelines.
Cohoes Police Brutality Controversy Draws Local Letter
A Cohoes reader supports the mayor in suspending three officers accused of brutality. The citizen commends the mayor for defending citizens and condemns the distribution of literature defending the officers and attacking the mayor amid lawsuits.
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Campaign financing push fuels voter concern in Congress
The Committee for Survival of a Free Congress highlights a October 25 House Administration Committee vote on taxpayer financing of Congressional elections. It argues incumbents favor public money for general elections, not primaries or tough races, urging readers to contact Congressman Pattison and recall the issue in 1978.
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Senior Citizens Hopeful Call for Action in Inflammatory Times
In a solemn message Troy urges unity among seniors to pressure politicians and directors over inflation and social security reform. He laments medical costs and insurance gaps, condemns high living costs, and asks for deeds to match promises to improve human dignity and well being for the elderly.
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