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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1971
Page
10
The Troy Record is an independent daily newspaper published mornings in Troy New York with offices at 501 Broadway. The paper serves the local community and provides news, sports, and public notices for the Capital District region.
The report shows a morning and evening combined daily circulation average of 51,216 in September 1971. It records the newspaper as a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
The periodic update on the Uncle Sam Mall project notes ahead of schedule progress and public enthusiasm. It outlines next steps including ground breaking planned for June with site relocation demolition and clearing, while promising ample parking and pedestrian friendly access to revitalize Troy's business district.
The text lauds Willy Brandt as a “man for the times” whose Ostpolitik eased East West tensions. It notes his rise as chancellor two years prior, his non Nazi past, exile in Scandinavia, and postwar leadership including Berlin mayor during the Berlin Wall crisis. The Nobel Prize award date coincides with Alfred Nobel’s death anniversary on December 10.
The editorial laments John Lindsay pushing for an 85 million dollar annual share from a 2.5 billion statewide transportation bond. It argues current 30 cent fares fund capital improvements and warns failure to approve risks delays to the North South arterial and Hoosick Street bridge while urging voters to support the bond and riders to accept higher costs.
The article critiques U.N. consideration of seating Red China and ousting Taiwan, arguing the push relies on flawed logic. It notes Communist and non Communist states echoing partition precedents and warns that favoritism in trade and influence obscures honest evaluation of the Taiwan issue.
A reader suggests naming the Troy-Watervliet Bridge the Eisenhower Bridge in memorial to Dwight D. Eisenhower. The letter criticizes prison reform, argues against capital punishment, shares views on license transfers, traffic laws, and police enforcement, and ends noting LaSalle Institute rules and Christian Brothers.
Washington Insight notes that observers in Tokyo believe President Nixon s planned China visit serves as a factor in China s internal power struggles. The piece highlights Lin Piao s possible status changes, military wraps, and leadership shifts as the trip unfolds amid unsettled issues with Formosa Vietnam and tensions with the Soviet Union.
In this item the answer identifies the owl as the longest lived bird with a maximum life span of 68 years. The note presents a simple fact using a common example for public curiosity.
Editorial from Valley Falls condemns the transportation bond proposal. It criticizes a single bridge over the Hudson and a WW2 surplus bridge with shell damage. The piece accuses the plan of wasting funds on patches and urges a defeat to stop the project.
A parent shares a letter after their daughter attended a LaSalle student party. The daughter described the evening as great and noted the hosts as nice, prompting the writer to publish reflections on the event.
Dr Lawrence Lamb reports on iron intake and health risks. Experts warn that excess iron can cause liver deposits, diabetes-like metabolism issues, bronze skin, and other dangers. A balanced diet generally supplies sufficient iron without supplements.
A reader argues against removing school day prayer pointing out respect for opposing views, urging readers to consider the impact of secular changes and to preserve prayer as a daily start. The piece reflects a Moral and cultural debate tone of the era.
Directory style notice listing U.S. Senators Jacob Javits James Buckley and Representatives Carleton King Samuel Stratton with Albany state officials Douglas Hudson Walter Langley Ronald Stafford and assembly members Neil Kelleher Thomas Brown Fred Field Fred Droms Jr Clarence Lane Lawrence Corbett Jr.
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