Carter embraces hawkins compromise as balancing act on jobs
President Carter backs a revised Humphrey Hawkins plan aiming to cut unemployment from 7 to 4 percent in five years without a federal job guarantee. He argues growth, inflation control, and private sector incentives are needed, while blacks and unions push for concrete job programs and action before 1980.
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The Times Record Editorial Masthead
The text presents the newspaper masthead for The Times Record of Troy New York dated weekdays with staff roles. It listsWilliam A J Rush as Vice President General Manager and Frank H Dobisky as Managing Editor along with AP and ABC affiliations.
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Court challenge seeks to block ticket fixing probe
A group of town and village justices has sued to halt the state Commission on Judicial Conduct inquiry into traffic ticket fixing. The Times Record highlighted fixing in Clifton Park and up to 250 courts were cited in disclosures. The editors urge justice while protecting due process, noting public confidence hinges on accountability.
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Begin Sadat Meeting Signals Step Toward Middle East Talks
The piece argues that Begin inviting Sadat and Sadat possibly addressing the Knesset show progress toward peace despite Arab opposition. It cautions against expecting a full settlement, noting real dialogue is needed and that talks may clarify necessary concessions rather than resolve all differences.
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Baker Campaign Sparks Wit Over Yarmulke Gaffe
Senator Howard Baker addressed the World Jewish Council and drew praise. The piece notes Carter's early presidential bid and jokes about Baker's attire and potential campaign book title.
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Salaries as Society's Hidden Topic Revealed
A columnist examines the social secrecy and anxiety around pay. It probes why salary data remain private, how openness could reshape corporate life, and the potential impact on women and the feminist movement.
Humility and hyperbole in senator biographies and Burns on pay
A column surveys exaggerated self introductions in Senate biographies from Jim McClure Frank Church Clifford Case Jennings Randolph Jesse Helms and others. It also cites Arthur Burns urging pay cuts and explains monetary measures M1 M2 and M3 for readers.
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Pulse of the People Letter Policy Notice
The Pulse notes letters may be published with name and address and reserves right to refuse hostile or tasteless submissions. Short letters to the point are preferred and content must meet standards for decorum. The publication may also withhold publication upon request.
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Promise and plea from Troy Commissioner of Public Safety
Commissioner George W. O Connor responds to a reader letter about delays in police service. He promises to improve the complaint receipt process and asks readers who felt underserved to contact him with details at 270 4441 or in writing.
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Traffic light on Hoosick Street eyed to boost safety
Eagle Mills resident urges stricter enforcement of no parking rules on Hoosick Street near 15th and 14th despite a new traffic light. Participant notes cars park with flashers, squeeze lanes, and block left turns, hindering flow and safety.
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Flight or Fancy inspires TM program readers
A Sunday Record article highlights the TM Sidhi program showing humans can access greater mental potential. It emphasizes reducing stress to reveal authentic self, increasing joy and inner strength, and thanks readers for the inspiring feature. Waterford.
What's Your Beef Contest Letters Reader Beefs
Readers share beefs about pricing and Santa lines in Troy area paper. Debbie Whitney complains clothing prices end in 99 and asks for even numbers. Pat Manning laments long Santa lines and impersonal photos with no names or wishes taken.
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