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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1977

Page

3

Moderate GOP next move in Michigan aboard Mackinac plan

Governor Milliken leads a bid by Republican moderates to form a national centrist group as the party faces a strengthened conservative base. Attendees at Mackinac Island include John Anderson Pierre DuPont Jack Danforth Fred Biebel and Mary Crisp with broader aims beyond Michigan. Critics warn the effort could polarize the party further while conservatives mobilize money and volunteers through groups like Citizens for the Republic.

William G. Milliken Michigan Mackinac Island John B. Anderson Illinois GOP Congress Pierre DuPont Delaware Jack Danforth Missouri Conn Fred Biebel William McLaughlin DuPont Danforth Anderson Mackinac Mary Crisp Republican National Committee Milliken McLaughlin Iowa Barry Goldwater Republicans For Progress al Abraham

The Times Record Publication Note

The Times Record is published weekdays by Troy Publishing Co with offices at 50 Broadway Troy NY 12180 The paper lists William J Rush as Vice President General Manager and Frank H Dobisky as Managing Editor It notes AP membership and circulation audit status by the ABC

Troy Publishing Co Broadway Troy New York William J. Rush

Countdown to decision week on Bert Lance role

Weekend developments signal Bert Lance near removal as budget director while Senator Henry Jackson calls it decision week. A Senate hearing looms and a presidential press conference could deter further questioning as Lance faces scrutiny over banking practices and overdrafts. The Carter team seeks to shield Lance amid rising public interest in mortgage collateral and loan handling norms.

Bert Lance Jimmy Carter Henry Jackson Lance Senate Governmental Affairs Committee Carter

READ-a-thon boosts MS funding and literacy efforts

READ-a-thons encourage children ages 6 through 14 to read and gather sponsor pledges for the Multiple Sclerosis Society. The Capital District Chapter participates, aiding 650 victims across Albany Rensselaer Saratoga Washington and Warren Counties with services and research funding. Encourages organizing events during Multiple Sclerosis Education Month.

Capital District Albany Rensselaer Saratoga Washington Warren

Coalcon coal-to-liquid project a costly failure

GAO findings for Rep. Dingell show the 1975 Coalcon program funded by ERDA and Interior Department failed from design flaws and poor oversight. Costs overran, schedule slipped, and the project was terminated, undermining the goal of coal to clean boiler liquid fuel by 1983.

Washington Carter National Energy Program General Accounting Office GAO John Dingell House Subcommittee On Energy and Power Interior Dept Office of Coal Research Energy Research and Development Administration ERDA Coalcon Interior Coalcon Company Coulcon Coaleon

What’s Your Beef contest prompts letters to The Times Record

Readers may submit 30 word beef notes signed with name and address for a weekly prize. Sample entries criticize public and parochial schools and garden theft, highlighting community concerns in Troy New York.

Care of the Times Broadway Troy N.Y Troy High School

Medical ethics stance and abortion funding debate

AMA President James Sammons argues medical procedure decisions must be evaluated individually and not set by Congress while opposing a law on federal funding for abortions. Teamsters President Frank Fitzsimmons denies reports he paid Nixon to block Hoffa from returning to union leadership.

Congress American Medical Association James Sammons Teamsters Frank Fitzsimmons Richard M. Nixon Jimmy Hoffa

Pulse of the People Letter Policy Notice

A publication note states that letters must include name and address for publication The editor may withhold letters on request Short letters are preferred and libelous or tasteless submissions are rejected on grounds of propriety

Veterans defend canal fear of communists in cartoon debate

A reader rebukes The Times Record cartoon portraying veterans as fools over keeping the Panama Canal. The letter argues that VFW and American Legion members act from hard wartime experience, warn that canal loss invites Soviet influence, and urge respecting veterans intelligence and sacrifice.

Auth Times Record VFW American Legion Panama Canal Joseph J. Kelly Canada

Geary replies to Molloy court controversy in The Times Record

Diane Geary defends her nonpartisan stance and role as director of United Urban Ministry’s court watching program in Rensselaer County. She counters charges and asserts ongoing monitoring of the criminal justice system since 1975, noting programs like Court Diversion and RCR originate with local agencies.

Times Record Kyran Molloy Troy United Urban Ministry RCR Rensselaer County Probation Department Rensselaer County Fellowship Center SAVE Rensselaer County Alcoholism Center Families of Prisoners

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Detroit Nelson Rockefeller Rockefeller Republican Center James Thompson Robert Ray Town Ronald Reagan Reagan Citizens For the Republic Bill Milliken Germond Politics Today Witcover H.R. Horvitz Joseph A. Cooley Frank H. Dobisky Times New York State Bennington County Vermont Troy City Associated Press Audit Bureau of Circulation Emate Banana Republics John D. Lofton JR T. Warren Waterviiet Diane Geary Ed Spain
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