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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1977
Page
3
California lawsuits challenge Christian Yellow Pages as illegal religious discrimination while supporters call CYP a ministry and a growth business. Advocates argue free speech and religious protection, critics warn of sectarian market bias and hostility to pluralism.
The Times Record lists Troy Publishing Co details with staff roles and subscription prices for local and out of area readers. It notes carrier and mail rates, regional delivery areas, and a Sunday edition surcharge, along with AP and ABC affiliations.
The Albany New York Solid Waste Recovery System advances in construction this week as a joint venture of the city and state. Fourteen area communities have joined to use the facility to convert garbage into fuel for heating and cooling the Empire State Plaza, with potential profit for Albany and lower disposal costs for participants.
The Florida crash left 10 dead, seven children, after a pickup driver may have misjudged a crossing gamble. The piece condemns reckless highway gambles that endanger others and calls such acts unpardonable.
Washington report outlines the upcoming Supreme Court argument in the Bakke case testing racial discrimination in college admissions and government social justice efforts. Allan Bakke, Vietnam veteran and engineer, sought medical school admission, facing rejections at Davis and other schools while minority applicants with lower scores were admitted.
The piece reviews the Bakke Supreme Court case on medical school admissions and government stance on race as a factor. It notes the Davis plan and its mixed reception, the Carter administration brief supporting race consideration, and the goal to avoid rigid quotas while balancing rights and merit.
A collection of verses challenges fear and worldly obstacles. Matthew 16:23 warns that human thoughts oppose God while John 8:31-32 promises freedom through truth. Mark 4:40 urges disciples to trust Jesus despite storms.
The Pulse of The People states letters must bear the writer name and address for publication, though names may be withheld on request. Short, to the point letters are preferred, and the paper reserves the right to shorten libelous or tasteless submissions.
A Lansingburgh High School student, Alexis Kage, argues that the Times Record article on the hill hangouts incorrectly generalizes, noting that youths from Burgh may attend Burgh High as well and that both good and bad exist across schools.
The notice outlines local requirements for above ground pools including fencing, height, and safety barriers. It notes penalties for noncompliance such as fines or enforcement actions by health or code authorities. Specific penalties and exact statutes vary by jurisdiction and code year.
Contest asks readers to mail 50 word letters to What's Your Beef at The Times Record Troy NY 12180. Best entry wins $10. Sample grievances include harsh views on capital punishment and street safety concerns about broken glass after accidents.
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