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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1971

Page

2

Prison Officials Seek Maxi-Maxi Prison Plan

State corrections officials and the governor's office announced accord on creating a maximum security facility for hardened offenders to begin within 30 days, housing 500 to 600 inmates. Separately, Attica riot coverage described inmate accounts of agitators and ongoing federal court actions over inmate rights and access to lawyers.

State Corrections Department Governor’s Office Corrections Department Oswald Buffalo Attica State Bob Buyer Buffalo Evening News State Correction Department Buyer Attica John T. Curtin U.S. District Court U.S. Supreme Court Thurgood Marshall Washington U.S. Circuit Court New York Curtin U.S Marshall Legal Aid Society Fischer

Duryea and Steingut Split on State Tax Hike Question

The article notes Duryea indicating a possible tax increase while Steingut opposes one. It covers budget reforms, commission appointments for a state correctional study, and Nyquist's response to New York City vocations funding. It also mentions reapportionment hearings and Stratton urging minimal district changes.

Duryea Steingut Rockefeller MacKay Commission Albany Dept. of Transportation Nyquist New York City William Vanden Heuvel Lindsay Commission On State-City Relations Vanden Heuvel Gov

Nixon Moves To Phase 2 Tax Cuts

Nixon plans a Phase 2 tax cut push as the House completes work on enforcement mechanisms to hold wages and prices in line. A final settlement over policy details is expected soon, with lawmakers debating how to ensure the program's goals.

Nixon McGee House Senate Organized Labor Afl-Cio George Meany

Mitchell Indictment Bribery Trial Motion Debate

The defense argues the grand jury record shows Mitchell offered Meyer money to influence city council votes over garbage contracts, while Shanley contends lobbying is not bribery without a binding vote. The case centers on alleged attempts to keep Capital Division’s contract and use the airport site for dumping.

Shanley Meyer Grand Jury Mitchell Troy Apital Division Spital Division Councilmere Capital Division State Commission of Investigation

Lindsay Raps Use Of Force At Attica

Mayor John V. Lindsay condemned firearms inside a correctional facility after Attica. He said he slept only 20 minutes the night before troopers recaptured the state prison, amid fear of bloodshed.

Lindsay Attica New York John V. Lindsay Dick Cavett ABC Television

Miss Davis Hearing Opens on Motions in Marin Case

In San Rafael California UPI reports a prolonged hearing began on the Angela Davis case to resolve defense motions. The defense seeks suppression of prosecution evidence and possible trial transfer to San Francisco. Davis faces charges of murder kidnapping and conspiracy tied to the August 7 1970 courthouse shootout in Marin County. Ruchell Magee survives as a co defendant accused of killing Judge Harold Haley with a shotgun.

San Rafael Calif UPI Angela Davis Miss Davis San Francisco Marin County

Propaganda Debate on Motherhood Draws Senate Warning

Senate subcommittee heard that popular magazines may create maternity addicts by glorifying motherhood and courting child and home oriented advertisers. Ellen Peck cited Redbook Good Housekeeping Ladies Home Journal and McCalls for fiction like baby saves marriage and facing pregnancy with courage as evidence of pro natalist bias.

Washington (Ap Popular Magazine Senate Senate Labor and Public Welfare Ellen Peck Redbook Good Housekeeping Ladies Home Journal McCalls Miss Peck Mirake

Withdrawals Near Completion of Two U S Divisions in Vietnam

Sources say the Americal Division will fully withdraw by December 1 reducing U S troop strength to 184000. The 101st Airborne, similar in size, is expected to shed most units by January 1 leaving two of the last active combat divisions.

Saigon Vietnam Nixon U.S 101St Airborne

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Amendmen Herman Schwartz Robert E. Fischer Schwartz Joint Legislation Committee Chancellor’s Hall Sam Stratton Stratton Schenectady Bery Gale McGee D-Wyo Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee Meany John F. Griner Americaa Federation of Government House Banking Committee Farand Frankfort Distillers CO. Aly Carstairs Renss Ray Siek Hendrick Hudson Hotel FTC Troy Plaza Hoosick ST
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