Walter J Benedett named general manager of Troy Record
Walter J Benedett is introduced as the general manager of The Troy Record, a daily newspaper founded in 1896 published in Troy New York. Alton T Sliter serves as president with circulation data noted for Sept 1971.
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Almanac predicts cold wet winter with heavy snows
The article notes the Old Farmer's Almanac forecasts a cold wet long winter with below normal snow on the Eastern seaboard, heavy snow in northern New England ski areas, and 18 inches for Greater New York. It also predicts a warmer next year and a sultry hot high school graduation week.
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Cost of Living Council Highlights Honest Pricing
The Cost of Living Council requires stores to post a list of sale items with regular ceiling prices at all locations. It aims to curb deceptive practices where a few items are aggressively priced to lure shoppers while others are priced above normal, potentially erasing any perceived bargain. The shift moves from let the buyer beware to let the buyer be wary, empowering consumers with price comparisons.
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Nixon Takes Personal Hand In School Busing Crisis
President Nixon is giving personal attention to the national uproar over court ordered busing to achieve racial balance in schools. Senator Griffin urged Justice Department intervention in Nashville and Pontiac cases to allow Supreme Court to modify its decrees, amid threats and violence linked to the controversy.
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Know Your Lawmakers and the Busing Debate in Washington
A Washington policy snapshot shows lawmakers and officials grappling with school desegregation. President Nixon faces court orders on busing amid Swann ruling confusion, while Chief Justice Burger cautions against fixed quotas. Political tensions rise as Wallace Muskie and party committees weigh in.
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Pulse Of The People Letters Policy
The paper will publish letters bearing name and address, with the name withheld on request. The editor reserves the right to reject or shorten letters to fit space and standards.
Nameless bridge dream from Troy to Watervliet unfolds in history
The Record recalls early 1800s efforts to span the Hudson at Troy with a ferry Street site bridge and earlier attempts by Albany to build a river crossing. It notes legislative delays, local opposition over navigation, and the 1835 horse-drawn railway bridge from Green Island to Troy.
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Washington Insight by Joseph Kraft on Vietnam withdrawal pressures
Kraft analyzes Nixon's looming withdrawal schedule for Vietnam. Thieu seeks 50 000 advisers and air support while U S officials favor continued helicopter and air support. A full withdrawal in 1972 risks Hanoi leverage and prisoner issues, while a small residual force risks domestic political strife and a prolonged war.
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Jonsson's lifelong bond with RPI and books
A profile of J Erik Jonsson the Dallas industrialist and philanthropist noting his deep affection for reading and education. Since earning an RPI degree in 1922 he has supported the institute with gifts including 1 million dollars outright and 1 million in matching funds for a new library.
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Information Bank Proposal Targets Nationwide Driving Records
The Highway Traffic Safety Administration proposes a lifelong driving record database to store every person’s driving history. It argues the system would deter negligent driving and standardize rules, potentially enabling fingerprint identification and a federal approach to traffic law.
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Understanding Hydrocele and Spermatocele Causes
A reader with a scrotal lump asks if it is dangerous. Dr. Lamb explains hydrocele and spermatocele differ from cancer, how they form and how they are treated, including possible drainage or surgery and the need for surgical check if a hernia is suspected.
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