The Troy Record and Times Record Publication Details
The notice lists publishing titles The Troy Record and The Times Record with address 01 Broadway Troy New York 12131 and telephone. It shows editors and officers including HORVITZ president publisher, Walter J Senedek Vice President, William J Bush Vice President General Maso and Joseph R Snyder Editor. It outlines subscription terms and rates by carrier and mail for multiple counties and foreign addresses, with various durations and prices. It notes union with the Associated Press and Bureau of Circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Record
Lmpons Times Recon
Eurner
0. Inc
Broadway
Troy
New
Albany
Bensselger
Saratoga
Washington
New York
Blale
Menninglien
Vermont
Evira
Troy City
Tates
William J. Bush
Maso
Joseph R. Snyder
McGovern Peace Plan Faces Mixed Reaction and Debate
The discussion on Mr. McGovern's peace plan highlights appeal for ending Southeast Asian strife but notes major flaws. Critics say it mirrors Hanoi's proposals and would force one side to concede entirely while withdrawing all forces may be unwise. The piece urges careful evaluation, rejects emotionalism, and calls for individual citizen decision without external pressure.
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Mr. McGovern
Hanoi
Cambodia
Laos
United States
Thailand
Warren House to open as drug rehabilitation residence
The Warren House, run by the Narcotic Guidance Council of Troy under Dr. Joseph E. Pahl, will function as a half way house and rehab center for addicts with genuine desire to recover. Prospects will be screened to prevent misuse, and a rent free three year lease from school directors and the Episcopal Diocese supports this community effort.
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Narcotic Guidance Council of
Troy
Joseph E. Pahl
Warren House
Pahl
Episcopal
Narcotics Council
Senate awaits fate of budget curb bill after House passage
The measure granting the President discretion to restrict fiscal year expenditures to 250 million passed the House 22 to 168 with cross party support. It signals a sober turn after a long fiscal spree, though some programs will be hurt and Nixon may need to trim his own sponsored items. A tax hike is unpopular and the Senate faces opposition.
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Senate
House
Nixon
Route 7 Needs Quick Fixes With Limited Funds
State Department of Transportation says work on Route 7 will proceed only within available funds. First upgrades target the Route 7 and Route 22 intersections, two high danger points. The piece warns of traffic jams, a prolonged double line, and the risk of tragedy from impatient drivers, especially on busy Sunday afternoons and winter ski traffic. It calls for prudent spending and timely improvements to reduce accidents on Potter Hill and other curves.
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State Department of Transportation
Vermont
New Jersey
Potter Hill
Potter Hill Curve
Suburban Crime Upturn Triggers Call for Action
The FBI report shows suburban crime rising at twice the rate of urban crime, prompting concern. The piece argues the pattern shift demands practical interventions, focusing on families and stable living habits as the root of prevention, amid unclear causes and rising drug influence mentions.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Microscopps By Don Maclean
A humorous column by Don Maclean comments on the 1972 campaign, noting McGovern lags behind Eagleton in a playful, candid voice. The piece reflects political chatter at home and uses sharp, adult language to contrast public figures.
Pulse Of The People Letter Policy Notice
The Pulse Of The People will publish letters bearing name and address while withholding the name on request. The editor reserves the right to reject and shorten letters for publication.
Words Of Praise Editor The Record Ambulance Service Plea
A letter urges defense of the local ambulance service praising its quick, professional aid after a personal accident. The writer thanks the crew for a safe hospital ride and donation requests, urging readers to support preserving the service now.
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J. F. Griffin
Parents Care Editor The Record Letter on Waterford youth
A Waterford parent defends local youth and the Cen ter keeping to curfews and responsible behavior. The writer rejects claims of parental indifference, praises the center near the police station, and urges continued community vigilance and faith in youth.
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Record
Waterford
School riders editor urges longer school bus routes
The Record letters to the editor criticize Troy Board of Education for maintaining minimal bus distances. The writer argues for routes of three-quarters to one mile and suggests limiting transport to only the youngest students for exercise, citing Waterford concerns.
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Troy Board of Education
Lansingburgh Tax Hike Sparks Taxpayer Alarm
In Lansingburgh, taxpayers report a $313.60 bill for 1972 school taxes and $194.04 in 1971, a $119.56 rise equating to over 60 percent. A $31,000 excess in tax bills cited with a rate of $16.41 per $1,000 fuels fear of Troy’s upcoming reassessment and broader tax burden.
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Lansingburgh
Troy
Trojans
Westons Shopper Support for Sunday Open
A reader defends Sunday shopping at Westons arguing customers deserve free choice in shopping days. They note crowded aisles on Sundays and claim state taxes benefit from Sunday sales, urging continued openness.
Question Box Q and A from a 1960s column
A reader asks about the Seven Wonders still in existence noting only the pyramids remain. Pine cones grow up to 20 inches. Rice reached Europe about 326 B C when Alexander invaded India. Pope Paul VI visited the United States addressing the U N in 1965. Commodore Perry opened Japan to world trade by sailing into Tokyo Bay on July 8, 1853. A marble is the shooter in marble games.
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United States
Paul VI
U.N
Commodore Matthew Perry
Japan
U.S
Tokyo Bay
The Doctor Talks About Drinking and Health
Dear Dr Lamb answers a reader about weekend drinking causing alcoholic gastritis and liver and heart damage. Advice includes quitting drinking, AA help, bland diet, antacids, and medical evaluation to rule out ulcers. The column also explains interactions between thyroid medicine birth control pills and hormone cycles with clarity.
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Dr. Lamb
Alcoholics Anonymous
Readers lament unfulfilled future promises in magazines
A columnist vents frustration with decades of optimistic future predictions. He cites empty promises of in-yard helicopters, underground transit, and color picture phones, noting cars worsen, foods lose chemicals, and space milestones offer little practical gain. He vows not to read more Tomorrow's World articles.
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Washington
U.S
Suez Canal
Tomorow
Know Your Lawmakers in Troy and Washington Names listed
A list of lawmakers includes Troy councilmen Francis J. Flyng W Brian Sullivan Edward J Connally Michael J Gully Louis I Anthony Jr John J Sweeney Jr John Walther Jr and others with Washington and Albany mail addresses. Names also include Jacob K Javits James L Buckley Samuel S Stratton Douglas Hudson Walters Ronald B Stafford Neil W Kelleher Thomas W Brown Fred G Field Fred Droms Jr Lawrence E Corbett Jr Clarence D Lase.
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Michael J. Gully
Fifth Ave
Louis I. Anthony Jr
North Lake
John J. Sweeney Jr
Maple Ave
John ©. Walther Jr
Billings Ave
Assemblymen
the Capel
Albany, N.Y
Neil W. Kelleher
Thomas W. Brown
Fred G. Field
Fred Droms Jr
Lawrence E. Corbett Jr
Clarence D. Lase
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Don Maclean
McGovern
Eagleton
Bearys World
Plonomists
Parents
the Record
Westons
B.C
Alexander the Great
India
Lawrence Lamb, M.D
Francis J. Flyng
Fourth St. W
Brian Sullivan
Thirteenth St
Edward J. Connally
Seventh Ave
Washington, D.C
Jacob K. Javits
James L. Buckley
Capitol
Douglas Hudson Walters
Tangley
Ronald B. Stafford
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