Legacies of History Catch Carter in Two Crises
The piece argues history taints incoming presidents and cites Jimmy Carter entangled with the Helms case and Social Security funding. It notes Carter’s stance on Helms, compares to Ford and Nixon, and warns of the lingering politics of tax increases and generational benefits.
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America
The Times Record Staff Briefly Noted
The Times Record page shows staff credits for Hobart Horvitz publisher Joesph Cooley editors Rush Was ge and Dobisky with Associated Press dispatches and local notices. The paper is published weekdays by Troy Punishing Co at 91 Broadway Troy NY with telephone 272-200K.
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New York Unemployment Benefits for Strikers Debate
A federal appeals ruling upheld New York State's right to pay unemployment benefits to striking workers. The article questions why only New York and Rhode Island adopt this policy and urges state lawmakers to consider its impact on New York's industrial climate and attractiveness for new business.
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New York
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New York Telephone Co
Congress
Ready or Not Snowfall Prompts Cautious Winter Prep
The weekend snowfall signals the start of winter risk and urges drivers to ready vehicles and adjust schedules. The piece emphasizes a shared need for patience and courtesy on winter roads and the importance of polite driving to reduce accidents.
Russell's ribs by Mark Russell
A satirical panel depicts a chorus of officials at a press conference claiming to end an inquiry by admitting they overpaid Tongsun Park. The piece uses irony to question motives behind political actions and foreign influence.
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Tongsun Park
Korea
Byrne's Reelection Shows Competence Over Charisma
New Jersey Governor Brendan Byrne defied expectations by winning reelection, illustrating that voters prioritize competence and tough decisions over personal popularity. The outcome suggests Carter may benefit from a similar message as he faces national challenges. Byrne bridled a tough tax stance and uninspired campaigning to secure support, a lesson echoed in Carter's energy policy rollout.
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Brendan Byrne
New Jersey
White House
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Byrne
Ray Bateman
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Congress
Pulse of the People Letters Policy
The Pulse invites letters bearing the writer’s note and address for publication. Names may be withheld. short and to the point letters are preferred. The editor reserves judgment on taste and publishes only appropriate contributions.
Lansingburgh residents seek faster police response
A Lansingburgh resident reports two break ins at a back door and a 90 minute police response time. The caller urges immediate action to bolster protection, noting daytime home invasions and elderly residents facing ransacked homes and delayed police follow up. They demand a stronger Troy Police presence now.
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Lansingburgh
Troy
Columbia High Model Congress Club Hosts Noted Debate
A Columbia High School Model Congress Club in East Greenbush held a candidates debate on Thursday October 6. The event showcased orderly proceedings and probing questions, highlighting the students as upstanding youths vital to democracy.
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Columbia High School Model Congress Club
East Greenbush
Columbia
Glass Menagerie Amen review praises exceptional Cohoes staging
Doug DeLisle’s critique hails the Cohoes Music Hall version as living drama and warns amateurs that only a superb ensemble can realize the play. He asserts audience mood and cohesive performance drive the magic, urging continued excellence in theater.
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Doug DeLisle
Glass Menagerie
Cohoes Music Hall
DeLisle
What s Your Beef letters sought for weekly prize
Readers submit 30 words or less beef letters to The Times Record Troy NY. Best entry wins 10 dollars. Deana Patricelli of Troy criticizes drivers ignoring construction signs. Judith Swart of Petersburg complains about New York celebration costs.
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