Kreps Attacks Red Tape Then Proposes Social Index
In Hot Springs and later at Duke University Kreps condemns regulatory excess yet outlines a Social Performance Index for businesses. The plan would collect data on environmental controls and minority purchasing and publish it for public access, with voluntary participation but possible future regulation.
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Commerce
Juanita Kreps
Business Council
Hot Springs
Kreps
Federal Register
District of Columbia
America
Chief Executive Officers Conference
Duke University
Durham
N.C
Eugene Hardy
National Association of Manufacturers
Hardy
Times Record Editorial Billing and Circulation Rates
The Times Record lists staff including President Publisher H R Horvitz and Editor Joseph A Cooley with subscription terms. Rates vary by region and delivery method with annual prices from 38 to 54.60 and weekly options, plus special charges for Troy routes and foreign counties.
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Times
Carrel
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Rensington County
Vermont
Troy City
Carleton J. King Remembered for Representing Voters
Tributes to Carleton J. King of Saratoga Springs after his death in Florida stress that he represented a conservative district and stood by his views. Former colleague Leo W. O'Brien praised his commitment to public service and his work in the House and as district attorney.
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Carleton J. King
Saratoga Springs
Florida
Leo W. O’brien
King
House
Carleton King
Begin Sadat visit dominates world stage as Somalia-USSR frays
The Begin Sadat talks capture global attention while Somalia's President Barre denounces Moscow and orders Soviet advisers out. The dispute targeting Berbera port and Red Sea air facilities tests Soviet influence and raises whether the United States should fill Moscow’s arms role in the region.
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Begin
Sadat
Middle East
Horn of Africa
Soviet Union
Somalia
Said Barre
Berbera
Red Sea
Indian Ocean
Moscow
United States
Russell's ribs
Column by Mark Russell arguing farmers may strike and questioning a farm labor protest. He jokes about a barn picket and blames urban detachment while affirming the farmer's dignity and the essential role of agriculture in national meals.
Kissinger Eyes Senate Run As Reagan Era Politics Loom
At a Peoria gala tribute to Rep. Robert Michel, Henry Kissinger hinted at a possible U S Senate bid, with Melvin Laird and others noting his interest. Rumors linked Javits' seat in New York and Kemp's challenge, while Kissinger kept comments cautious and emphasized foreign policy duties.
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Washington
Robert Michel
Peoria
Ill
Henry Kissinger
White House
Jackie Kemp
Jack
Javits
Kemp
William Brock
Kissinger
Ford
Brock
Michel
Chuck
Charles Percy
Chicago
Hawks and Doves Differ in Nuclear War Calculations
The Chicago Tribune argues over nuclear arms, noting U S and Soviet missiles and bombers. It questions how much surviving retaliatory strength is needed to deter aggression, framing hawks and doves as differing on post attack survivability.
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Soviet Union
Pulse of the People Letter Policy Notes
The note outlines that only letters bearing the sender name and address will be published in The Pulse of The People. Names may be withheld on request, but short, pointed letters are preferred. Rights reserved to shorten letters that are fibelous or fail to meet proper standards.
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Kissinger
White House
Peoria
Ford
Dogs Unprotected In Law Leash Debate Near Synder's Lake
A dog owner from Synder's Lake questions leash laws and animal protection citing injuries to Rex a collared shepherd shot and wounded near home. The writer argues for stronger rules licenses and enforcement to shield family pets from harassment and harm.
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Rex
Shepard
Colonie
Synder's Lake
Admonition of Adoption Week Phrase Stirs Reader
A Troy reader condemns Vinny Reda for describing a child as second hand in an adoption story. The letter argues such language harms foster care messaging and mission during Adoption Week and urges sensitivity toward hard to place children.
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Vinny Reda
Rensselaer County
Car Pusher Helps Move Parked Car in Office Lot
A car pusher assists by moving a car blocking another vehicle near an office. The narrator questions the situation and notes the pusher’s helpfulness and concern for the car’s engine wear, hoping no damage occurs.
What's Your Beef contest readers vent quotes
Contest prompts readers to submit a 30 word beef signed and mailed to The Times Record Troy NY. Prize is $10. Quoted submissions complain about grocery carts not returned and residents leaving lights off for paperboys in winter.
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Times
Broadway
Troy
N.Y
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Sureau
Wontar
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AFL - Cio
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Senate
Harry Kelly
Chicago Tribune
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Defense Melvin Laird
U.S. Senate
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By Peter Reich
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Pittstown
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