SUNY Albany Admits Improper Human Subject Experiments
Albany NY AP University officials disclosed that 975 subjects including kindergartners were used in unapproved tests without proper oversight under the 1975 Human Subjects law. The settlement with the Health Department covers 52 charges. 35 admitted, no fines imposed.
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Berlin Elections Focus on Tax Policy and Services
Berlin voters face tax concerns as candidates Margaret Fogg and Joseph Carr discuss keeping levies low and improving town services. Fogg cites high assessments and county-wide issues, while Carr argues priorities and efficiency need sharpening. Incumbent Robert Jansen withdraws for health reasons.
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Berlin
Margaret Fogg
Joseph Carr
Carr
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United Way drive in Mohawk Hudson hits halfway mark
Charles C. Freihofer III said the Mohawk Hudson United Way campaign reached 50.7 percent of its $750 000 goal, about $380 582, with hopes for a strong influx of returns in the next week. A report meeting is set for November 4 at noon at the Troy YWCA.
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Bennington Woman, 74, Seeks Private Pilot License
Edith Burns of Bennington born in 1903 passed the FAA written and oral exams for a private pilot license at age 74. Deane Hanson of Bennington Aviation notes she may be Vermont’s oldest to achieve this. She swims, aids in church work, and took up flying to do something beyond bowling.
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Christmas Club mailings start across area banks
About 12.5 million dollars in Christmas Club deposits will be mailed as checks by banks, with most sent today and the rest by Tuesday. Women largely hold the funds to buy gifts, and many members are joining the new club. Banks offer rates near 9 percent on savings, though some pay less. State Bank of Albany has 5,000 club accounts totaling about 1 million dollars in all branches. Overall regional deposits reach about 25.3 million across 83,338 accounts, with roughly half in the area.
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Election 77 Editor's Note Preview Local Races
The piece previews a broader political season with county courthouses and rural towns facing local issues. It mentions upcoming political coverage and a full list of candidates across Rensselaer Albany and Saratoga counties in the Election 77 section.
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Murphy Seeks Four More Years as Rensselaer County Chief
Republican William J. Murphy of Hoosick Falls, incumbent county executive of Rensselaer, describes challenges of state and federal mandates and 75 percent budget reliance on such funds. He cites welfare, education, and energy costs, notes charter reforms, and argues for his proven leadership and cooperation with the legislature to continue as executive.
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Hoosick Falls
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