The Troy Record Subscriptions and Circulation Rates
The Troy Record lists subscription terms for different regions including Albany Rensselaer Saratoga and Washington Counties in New York and Bennington County in Vermont with varying annual and monthly rates. It notes daily average circulation and mentions AP membership and audit bureau status.
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Change for Troy and Rensselaer County Election Call
The Record Newspapers urge Troy and Rensselaer County voters to embrace change at the November 4 election. They argue long-established powers must yield to new leadership, ideas, and policies to move the community forward with vigor and prudent authority.
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Open Door Plan for Community Colleges Sparks Debate
The Open Door plan would offer two year community college educations to every high school graduate with state funding. Critics warn it shifts costs and risks long term dependence, arguing students who work summers to pay tuition gain more from education. They question whether the state can or should bear the expense and if it benefits youths or families, rather than outright affordability.
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James E. Allen
Food Additive Health Fears Spark 1958-59 Crackdown
A sweeping 1958 law bans cancer-causing animal chemicals in foods. In 1959 a cranberry scare led to product withdrawals over traces of an insecticide. Cyclamate removal begins, MSG scrutiny grows, and 680 additives face review, pressuring grocers and processors nationwide.
Congo comeback proves value of U S involvement in Africa
Nine years after Congo cut ties with Belgium and faced upheaval, General Mobutu's government reports a cash surplus, revived mining, rising private auto ownership, and expanding schools. The piece argues U S intervention helped prevent a Communist takeovers and now yields gains as belgians and other Europeans return.
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New Jersey Governor Race Signals National Suburban Swing
Washington Insight argues the New Jersey gubernatorial race marks a national suburban shift away from party machines. Meyner and Cahill embody anti establishment sentiment, with polls tight and voters seeking change amid a broader swing toward the unknown future.
A Thought For Today By Dwight Marvin
The essay likens humanity to the crust of the earth, a small visible layer masking vast unseen depths. It argues people are shaped by inherited chaos and fierce drives, yet can become humane through time and restraint, while acknowledging some never shed their earlier ferments.
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Fire protection funding in Poestenkill under budget dispute
The Pulse Of The People letter argues leaves burning near Water Vliet and air pollution, urges a town ordinance, and defends the Volunteer Fire Co. of Poestenkill. It calls on the Town Board to approve the fire company contract before it expires, warning that without adequate funding fire protection and insurance rates will worsen.
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Prayer editor praised for editorial on the power of prayer
An elderly reader Mrs Florence Eycleshymer of Pittstown commends The Record and its editorial The Power of Prayer. She expresses that if more people shared that sentiment, the world would be a better place as she is two thirds blind.
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Town Board Votes Self Raise After Poestenkill Meeting
The Town Board of Poestenkill voted to grant itself a pay raise during a recent meeting. Citizens are urged to note the action and its financial impact on town finances.
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Pupil Smoking Editor The Record
A past note on youth smoking at Shaker High School contrasts old discipline with modern methods. It recalls parents once using woodshed or forced cigar smoke to deter children. The piece frames smoking as harmful and suggests schools or churches handle discipline today.
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Doctor Answers Egg Allergy And Thalassemia Questions
Dr. W G Brandstadt discusses egg free foods for a 21 month old with egg allergy and notes vanilla ice cream and eggless pasta may be safe. He explains balanced diets can replace milk or vitamin supplements for a maltreated diet and describes thalassemia types and treatments.
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