Carter faces energy bill pressure as 1978 campaign looms
Washington observers say Carter must salvage an energy program while Congress, pressured by voters and industry, scrambles to pass a substantive bill before the 1978 midterm elections. The White House still wields a bully pulpit to shape national issues for the campaign.
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The Times Record masthead and staff
The record lists daily publication details with address and leadership names. It names Troy Publishing Co Inc as publisher and notes offices at 501 Broadway Troy NY 12181 and telephone 272 2000. President publisher H R Horwitz and editor Joseph A Cooley are shown.
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Subscription Terms for Times Record and Sunday Record
The Times Record and The Sunday Record rates list one year 54.60 and 3.60 for various delivery options by mail in New York and Vermont counties, with extra charges for Troy routes and foreign delivery. The AP and Audit Bureau credits appear with editor Frank H Dobisky.
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Francis Flynn for Troy City Council Re-election Endorsed
The Times Record endorses Francis Flynn the Democratic-Liberal candidate for re election to the Troy City Council. He is described as the people’s choice, a hard working official with independence and integrity who keeps city government responsive and connected with city officials to serve taxpayers.
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Police unions and the professional duty of cops
Dr. Edward Shev, a San Francisco psychiatrist and co author of Good Cops Bad Cops, told People magazine that police work has shifted from technician to professional, requiring about 5000 skills and a college trained mind. He argued unions emphasize technicians and threaten the cop’s loyalty to the community, not to the public.
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Russell's ribs by Mark Russell
Satirical column comparing products and culture between the United States and Japan and Germany. The piece jokes about imported steel becoming American cars and other items transforming identities. It ends with a ironic ad and cinema spoof.
Lofton targets Duke over Panama Canal Treaties debate
The letter-worne column cites Sen. James Allen and Sen. Paul Laxalt, with quotes from Col. Mary Halaren and others, arguing the Panama Canal Treaties threaten U S bases and sovereignty. It attacks Duke for misreading the agreements and warns of hidden costs to American taxpayers.
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What’s Your Beef Letters to The Times Record Contest
Readers mail their beefs 50 words or less signed and mailed to What’s Your Beef care of The Times Record 501 Broadway Troy NY 12180. Best entry wins $10. Last week’s winner was Gloria Fonda Clifton Park for Yankee Stadium fans during the World Series.
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Pulse of the People Readers’ Letters Policy
The notice states only letters bearing the writer’s note and address will be published The writer may withhold name on request Short letters are preferred The editors reserve right to shorten any libelous or tasteless submissions
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Lansingburgh Citizens Council Responds to Times Record Letter
Lansingburgh neighborhood representatives defend police cooperation misrepresented in the October 7 Times Record. They credit the Lansingburgh police unit for consistent aid and praise the officers for their time and effort, urging continued neighbor police collaboration.
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Senior citizens deserve kinder cable rates and care
A reader in Miller Place urges Troy New Channels to offer reduced cable installation fees and lower monthly charges for seniors. The letter argues seniors face limited mobility and isolation, and cites Irish housing ideals as a model of community responsibility to support the aged.
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Troy Mall project framed as bargain amid urban decline
The piece argues a failure to build the Troy Mall would worsen downtown decay, raise crime and unemployment, and depress property values. It contends Vitaliano’s cost benefit critique ignores political realities and global comparisons, asserting the mall’s potential economic and social gains outweigh risks.
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