Wallace dreams Senate run despite divorce cloud
Alabama governor George Wallace weighs a U S Senate bid amid a divorce suit and alimony pressure. Reports say rival Howell Heflin could challenge him, while critics note Wallace relies on public office for care at Walter Reed and question his ability to serve.
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Alabama
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Lurleen
Sen
John Sparkman
Howell Heflin
Sial
Heflin
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Sparkman
Walter Reed
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington
The Times Record Newspaper Ad and Masthead Details
The Times Record in Troy New York lists staff roles and service areas. It details subscription rates, delivery regions in Albany Rensselaer Saratoga and Washington Counties and pricing for different terms including Troy city and outlying postal routes.
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Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
Bernington County
Verne
Troy City
Fansun Coucheet
Carr Ace Et Profsle
Bery
Unworkable Idea for a State College Student Union
Twenty five colleges in the state discussed forming a student union to press demands with collective power. Some delegates opposed the plan, arguing existing channels suffice and unionization could hinder administration. Critics warn a unit could seek decreased tuition while demanding broader improvements, a combination deemed unworkable.
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Community College
Driver education programs face skepticism and shutdown
The Wall Street Journal notes that Washington DC traffic safety clinics are deemed ineffective and shut down. A study warns that early licensing programs for 16 and 17 year olds may raise highway deaths by sending inexperienced drivers into traffic sooner.
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America
Washington, D.C
Pulse of the People Letter Policy Reminder
Editorial note restricts publication to letters bearing name and address. Names may be withheld on request. Brief letters preferred and those libelous or tasteless will be shortened or rejected.
A Call to Action Against Juvenile Diabetes in Scotia
A letter urges local residents to engage with the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, stressing personal responsibility to fund research. It questions parental apathy, highlights a past $3400 raised, and asks why donors remain distant while children and grandchildren suffer from diabetes.
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Juvenile Diabetes Foundation
Why Sadat Visited Israel Aims and Alarms
Washington reports suggest Anwar Sadat visited Israel to neutralize Libya's Muammar Qaddafi on the eastern front, freeing Egypt to confront the west. The two leaders have clashed for years with border fighting and personal insults, while U.S. officials weigh Libya’s influence and Sadat's finances amid Soviet loan default concerns.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Fevot
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Libya
Muammar Qaddafi
Qaddafi
Sadat
Qaddaf
Sheriff Eaton Keeps Promises In Rensselaer County
A reader commends the Rensselaer County Sheriff’s Department for quick courteous responses and professionalism. The letter praises Sheriff Eaton for delivering on his pledge to professionalize the office and boost community security in Troy.
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Rensselaer County Sheriff's Department
Eaton
Cohoes Police Leadership Questioned Over Controversial Election
A Cohoes citizen criticizes re election of John McKown and Thomas Ross to police association posts amid alleged officers facing police brutality charges. The writer urges open hearings, public records, and accountability, praising Chief Robich for support while condemning local politicking.
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John McKown
Thomas Ross
Cohoes
Robich
Cahoes
Outlook for tax reform in 1978 dims
President Carter shifts from full overhaul to partial tax cuts and simple reforms for 1978. Treasury officials signal limited changes amid election-year constraints and pressure from unemployment, Social Security, and energy tax factors.
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Secretary of the Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Blumenthal
Wall Street
White House
What's Your Beef readers share 50 word letters
Readers respond with brief opinions on dining with grandchildren and street littering. Frances Mulcahy of Troy describes paying for an empty plate to share meals with a 3-year-old grandson. Another reader questions why people discard garbage on streets instead of using cans.
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