Security Council weighs effect of new oil embargo
President Carter orders NSC to assess US vulnerability to a fresh oil embargo and a possible government response. Energy Secretary Schlesinger warns Middle East supplies are less certain than since 1973. The four month study, nearing completion, analyzes disruption scenarios and potential European confrontation.
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Washington
Carter
National Security Council
United States
James Schlesinger
Europe
Oil policy and Panama tensions shape U S energy and rights debate
The coast to coast report outlines how NATO oil fears push tighter imports control and accelerated strategic oil programs while overseas reserves grow. Panama rights concerns surface as Canal treaty talks dominate policy, with officials hedging on criticism.
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NATO
National Security Council
Schlesinger
The Times Record Publishing Details and Rates
The Times Record lists staff positions including President Publisher Horwitz and Editor Cooley. It outlines subscription rates for local Albany area and Vermont readers, with annual and quarterly options, and notes carriage service areas, foreign mail rates, and Associated Press membership.
Albany County tax collection urged to ease burden
The Albany County budget proposal hikes real property taxes and reserves $2 million for uncollected taxes, below the $3.5 million cited by the state comptroller. Voters are urged to press for stronger delinquent tax collection and a two year foreclosure window to reduce tax leakage.
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Albany County
James Coyne
State Comptroller’s Office
Hogaset
Erie
Peabo Dé
Uae
Oil imports near record high threaten 1985 pledge
The editorial argues keeping the 6 million barrel daily import target by 1985 is unlikely given September data showing imports near 9 million barrels a day. It criticizes Senate handling of the Carter energy program and warns a lack of a new energy bill this year. Consumers face higher oil and gas prices, with protection for low income heating fuel users urged.
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United States
Senate
Carter Energy
GAO warns coal power face hurdles to meet 1985 goals
GAO study questions administration aims to double coal production by 1985 saying many interrelated programs would have to align, costs could reach 45.5 billion dollars, and environmental and rail logistics pose major hurdles despite industry optimism. It notes environmental impact and waste concerns if coal use rises to one billion tons.
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Walter 8. Mears
Washington
America
General Accounting Office
GAO
Carter
National Energy Plan
Congress
Administration Energy Plan
Senate
U.S
United States
Middle East
Queen's Canada Visit Reopens Parlia ment Debate on Monarchy
A 1957 Ottawa opening speech echoed by critics frames royal visits as a test of Canada’s identity. Looming Oct 14 to 18 events include a throne speech televised nationwide. Trudeau era shifts show growing acceptances while Crown symbol remains central to national sovereignty.
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Canada
Elizabeth
Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
Op Usihon
Louis St. Laurent
Elizabeth Wilh
Nation
Quebec
Montreal
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Diefenbaker
Trudeau
London
Washington
Pulse Letters Published Withheld Upon Request
A fragment from The Pulse of The People shows guidance on publishing letters to the editor. It notes that shorter letters are preferred and that some notes may be withheld upon request while continuing to accept submissions at the weekly address.
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Witer
Dyson Promotes Bright Economic Picture Amid Steel Job Cut
State Commerce Commissioner John Dyson claims rising employment statewide while Bethlehem Steel in Lackawanna cuts 3,500 jobs. Buffalo economist George Smyntek puts the wage loss at 30 to 40 million dollars, warning Albany Troy area impacts could be severe. Barbara Davis reports from Menands.
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John Dyson
New York State
Dyson
State Labor Department
George Smyntek
Buffalo
Bethlehem Steel Company
Lackawanna
Albany - Troy
Call for New York Constitutional Convention in November Vote
Opinion urging voters to support a new constitutional convention in New York. Warns of past failures and fiscal and governance deficiencies, argues delegates should draft amendments acceptable to the people, with elections in 1978 and a 1979 Albany convention.
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New York State
Albany
Igén
My Beef of the Week Submissions
Letters call for brief beef submissions to The Timea Record in Troy New York. The item cites a weekly prize and a complaint about thefts and safety in stores and public spaces.
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Timea
Broadway
Troy
Robert Wells
Hoasick
Rev. Cecker
Christ
Finian
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Torrijos
Justice Dept
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Len Birch Bayh
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Bayh
Schenefiels
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Record
New York
Telushone
HR Horwitz
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FRANK + DOBISKY Managing Editor
Times
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Vermont
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Prince Phillip
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Latham
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Waterford
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