Congress Battles Over New Federal Judgeships in House
The House Judiciary Committee finalizes a plan to add 81 district and 34 circuit judgeships amid clashes between subcommittee standards and amendments from members. Chairman Rodino faces demands to align with the Judicial Conference while members push for home-state appointments and larger totals.
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Albany County Airport master plan moves forward
The proposed master plan for Albany County Airport emphasizes baggage handling, terminal upgrades, and more parking. It also calls for extending the north south runway to address noise, while hotel construction at the airport is viewed as a lower priority needing study before funding.
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Doublespeak Awards Spark Critique of Government Language
The National Council of Teachers of English names the Pentagon and Energy Development Administration as top winners for the phrase radiation enhancement weapon describing the neutron bomb. The group argues the term masks brutal effects and emphasizes euphemism over truth. The article notes sports announcers also use vague language to gloss real meanings.
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Firemen strike and political invitation quotes
The excerpt quotes Britain's 43000 firemen threatening action with a defiant line about not turning out even if the queen is trapped. It also records Begin inviting Sadat to Israel for talks and parliament address, plus Carla LaMonte reflecting on rising to the top of fashion modeling.
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Troy Officials Split Over Tremendous Parking Project
A letter ridicules Troy Urban Renewal Agency for delaying a 2.1 million parking garage decision and blocking a main entrance. The writer blames the group Bozos for pushing a Smithsonian Exhibition plan at the Peerless Denby site and criticizes lawmakers for ignoring professional studies and Louis Anthony’s compromise.
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History makes quiet clash of eras in Egyptian Israel visit
Reflections compare ancient famine leadership of Joseph with modern Egypt’s push for lasting peace between Egypt and Israel. The author urges terrorists to rethink violence, invokes Jesus’ birth in Bethlehem, and stresses a call for unity and nonviolent resolution as Troy officials face Third Street compromise.
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Jerusalem Golden City for All People
The article reflects on Jerusalem as a sacred yet contested city known as Urusalim and the Golden, a site of ancient history and modern political tension. It notes Sadat’s visit, the 1967 gains, UN calls for internationalization, and the city’s enduring beauty amid conflict, while emphasizing its status as a spiritual home for many.
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Nixon tapes ad defense plan sparks media release row
Richard Nixon’s defense attorney argues tapes would flood TV and radio with prime time play. A Warner Bros. Records promo features Nixon promising a $35.93 collection or $12.95 for 8 track. Attorney Edward Bennett Williams, their mouthpiece, marks a first show business client since Joe Valachi.
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