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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1971

Page

2

Coal and Dock Strikes Disrupt Economy Nationwide

A 20 state soft coal strike and East and Gulf Coast dock walkouts continue to strain industry, railroads, and supply chains. AFL-CIO International Longshoremen's Association members block shipments while United Mine Workers push for higher wages and royalties, with no contract in sight.

Manufacturers Association of Delaware Valley Philadelphia East Gulf Coast Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association Weirton W. Va Steel Division Steel Company United Mine Workers UMW W. A Tony” Boyle

Saratoga Man Pleads Innocent To Charges

Robert L. Fish Jr., 24, of AD 2 Jones Road Saratoga, pleads innocent to resisting arrest and public intoxication in Saratoga Springs City Court. Judge Lawrence J. LaBelle releases him on $100 bail for appearance Oct. 28. Fish was cited about 10 p.m. Friday by Patrolman Paul Darling. Defense counsel James A. Murphy. Appearing for the people Asst. Dist. Atty David A. Wait.

Robert L. Fish Jr AD 2 Jones Road Saratoga Saratoga Springs Lawrence J. LaBelle Fish Paul Darling James A. Murphy Asst. Dist David A. Wait

Republicans Act To Save Revenue Plan

Washington Republicans press for alternatives to President Nixon’s revenue sharing plan still stuck in committee. Rep. Conable argues an internal staff proposal could address major objections while Rep. Mills signals possible below state aid but warns action may not come before 1972.

Washington Nixon House Ways and Means Committee Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark Mills House Barber B. Conable Jr New York Joint Committee On Internal Revenue ‘Taxation Conable

Siek Urges County Tax Rate Cut in 1972

Rensselaer County Republican Chairman Raymond H. Siek urged property owners to claim a share of nearly 200000 in county interest and demand a $3 to $5 reduction in the 1972 tax rate. He blamed Democratic management for a 1.5 million surplus from 1969 and criticized highway cutbacks while urging tax relief.

Rensselaer County Republican Raymond H. Siek Siek Democratic County Administration

Ice Skating Season Opens At RPI Field House

The winter ice skating season at the RPI Field House begins next Wednesday with public skating, student and youth hockey, and figure skating clubs. Learn to skate lessons run Tue Thu mornings and Sun afternoons, with testing for national awards on Sundays between 3 and 4 p.m.

RPI Ice Skating Institute of America Field House

Soviets Push for Aid While Middle East Talks Continue

The Soviet Union signals increased aid as Egypt and Soviet officials pursue a political settlement. Sadat calls for force to deter aggression, while Podgorny urges peaceful talks. Observers say Moscow’s stance could shape Egypt’s response to a U.S. interim plan.

Podgorny Moscow Egypt U.S Kremlin Middle East

Two Groups Clash Over 10 Year Corporate Tax Cuts

In Washington the AFL-CIO and the Chamber of Commerce debated a Senate Finance Committee plan to cut corporate taxes by 78 billion dollars and individuals by 13 billion, focusing on a 7 percent investment tax credit to spur machinery upgrades. Chamber argued for advancing U.S. competitiveness, while AFL-CIO warned against revenue loss for schools and public services.

Washington UPI Afl-Cio Chamber of Commerce Congress Senate Finance Committee Chamber Nixon Robert R. Statham U.S

Nader Attacks IBM Contract For Postal Sorting

Ralph Nader criticized the Post Office for awarding IBM a large contract for its automated mail sorting system. He said the move could lock IBM into future postal work, noting IBM’s dominant market share and a Justice Department antitrust suit.

Washington (Ap Ralph Nader Postal Service IBM Justice Department Nader The Post Service

House Vote Studied On Viet Deadline

Washington AP reports opponents of a six month congressional deadline in Indochina faced a decision over a possible vote next week. Republican Whip Arends would decide weekend whether to clear a House vote on the Senate deadline while Hebert said action on the $21 billion weapons bill with the war halt amendment would come Tuesday.

Washington House U.S Indochina Leslie C. Arends Illinois Senate House Armed Services F. Edward Hebert D-La Hebert Arends Charles W. Whalen Jr Ohio Whalen

Film Program For School Children At East Side Branch

A special film program for grade school age children will be held at the East Side Branch of the Troy Public Library located in School 16 at 4 p.m. today, according to librarian Mrs. A D Benson.

East Side Troy Public Library A. D. Benson

Acheson praised by critics after long career

Tributes describe Dean Acheson as a man of forceful character and a major foreign policy figure. Joseph Lins calls his death a loss for the free world while reflecting on his service as secretary of state from 1949 to 1953 and earlier roles. Services set for Friday at 2 p.m. EDT at Washington Cathedral with private burial.

Joseph Lins NATO Acheson Free World China Nixon Righd Stand the Treasury State Department Truman Covington and Burling Washington Washington Cathedral

Electrical Signs By Tornado Detected In NOAA Study

NOAA researchers report tornadoes emit identifiable electrical signals that can be detected up to 60 miles away. The finding suggests potential for timing warnings but warns further observation is needed before a reliable forecast system can be built.

Washington UPS United States National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAA

Burglar Strikes Saratoga Springs Lodge Elks

Saratoga Springs police report a break in at the Elks Lodge at 161 Woodlawn Ave. Sometime early Monday a burglar cut a screen and pried a window to steal about eight dollars in change from a cigarette machine.

Saratoga Springs

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