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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1971
Page
12
The Troy Record announces publication details with Alton T. Sliter as president and Walter J. Benedett as vice president and treasurer. It lists daily circulation averages for September 1971 at 51,216 and subscription rates, plus postal route charges and regional restrictions.
Joe D. Waggonner Jr. of Plain Dealing Louisiana and 58 conservative Southern Democrats joined Republicans to veto President Nixon's six month delay of a federal 6 percent pay raise. The coalition produced a 207 to 174 win, with Ford praising the effort as necessary to keep the public and private sectors in line.
The Pulse of The People prints only letters with name and address. writers may request name withholding. publication may be rejected or shortened at the editor's discretion.
The text argues that the proposed amendments would replace Article 18 with a new section enabling both state and local governments to fund services in health recreation job opportunity transportation child and elder care alongside housing. Counties could undertake development programs and public-private partnerships would expand government assistance where private finance falls short. Opponents fear expanded housing role, but the amendment covers broader community needs and should be approved.
Moscow announced increased Soviet arms aid to Egypt after a meeting with Sadat and top Soviet military leaders. Analysts view the move as political leverage to press Israel on troop withdrawal and Suez actions, with the USSR aiming to consolidate influence without provoking a new war.
The Allende government cites heavy company profits and refuses full compensation for expropriated copper properties. Chile offers repayment of outstanding debts on protracted terms, aiming to appease critics while signaling uncertain gains for American investors. European lenders foresee similar risk, as Latin nations struggle to fund development with volatile foreign capital.
The piece notes American mini cars gain price advantage over Volkswagen Beetle and Datsun, potentially shrinking foreign sales in the U S market. It highlights foreign retaliation talk, currency factors, and the Nixon inflation relief and balance of payments improvements, arguing the program improves overall conditions despite criticism.
A compact listing of lawmakers including U S Senators Jacob Javits and James Buckley, Representatives Carleton King and Samuel Stratton, New York State Senators Douglas Hudson, Walter Langley, Ronald Stafford, and Assemblymen Neil Kelleher, Thomas Brown, Fred Field, Fred Droms Jr., Clarence Lane, and Lawrence Corbett Jr.
A reader criticizes Mayor De Santis for reduced Troy Fire Department staffing. The letter cites two men on pumpers, three on trucks, and four on squads, claiming manpower has fallen short of NYS Board of Fire Underwriters standards and could delay responses in major blazes. The writer warns eight hour shifts would require more firefighters.
A reader asks about yeast allergy linked to headaches and desensitization options. The reply confirms avoid yeasts, notes desensitization as a possibility, and mentions new voice box reconstruction by McGrail and Oldfield offering better speech after laryngeal cancer removal, with 15 patients speaking within weeks.
In Tokyo Prime Minister Sato contemplates a four power non aggression pact among the United States Russia China and Japan with penalty clauses to deter violations He sees it as a framework to guide future policy as Nixon heads toward China and regional tensions rise The plan remains exploratory not formal policy but aims to shape a security architecture for the Pacific involving the four powers
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