Powell calls rumor a dumb mistake by White House aide
White House press secretary Jody Powell calls feeding a harmful rumor to reporter Love Miller a dumb mistake. The incident tests reporter source rules and Carter administration handling of the Lance affair, with Powell apologizing to Senator Percy and facing fallout in the White House press corps.
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The Times Record Publication Details and Rates
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Travelers Aid Opens at Troy YWCA to Help Community
Travelers Aid adds an office at the Troy YWCA funded in part by United Way. The service aims to assist Troy and Rensselaer County residents and nearby areas including Watervliet and Cohoes, handling crises and convenient needs as a problem solving resource. The agency encourages first time users to seek help and promises satisfaction.
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Senate weighs new screening office for presidential nominees
The Senate Governmental Affairs Committee faces criticism over its advice and consent duties. Senators Ribicoff and Percy propose a new Senate office to screen nominees, arguing current gaps allow rushed approvals and demand impartial, thorough review regardless of party or president.
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Peanut Lolita and alcohol remarks spark mixed reactions
Mark Russell jokes about Peanut Lolita as a peanut liquor and cites opinions from Dean Martin and Pat Boone on what counts as a few drinks. The piece notes alcoholism as a top health issue locally and in Russia, references potential button-pressing nerves, malpractice cases, and Ralph Nader's walkout from a porn film over mattress construction.
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Pat Boone
Freedom House Aims to Restore Drunk with Work and Faith
The Salvation Army runs Freedom House at 1515 W Monroe St Chicago to treat alcoholism with live‑in care meals clothing and bedding intensive rap sessions and job placement in blue collar factories. Intake counselors Derek Williams and Howard Holmes stress work as therapy and as preparation for steady employment while staff note follow‑ups are limited and police drop‑offs often return to Skid Row.
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Five Illegal Aliens Speak On Life In Chicago
In a candid interview in a Near Northwest Side cafe five Mexican illegal aliens describe their exploitation in low paid long hour jobs. They pay recruitment brokers about 40 dollars and fear deportation if they complain. They doubt Carter’s amnesty plan will pass.
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Pulse of the People Letter Policy Notice
The publication prints only letters bearing the writer name and address. Names may be withheld on request, but complete letters are preferred. The editors reserve the right to shorten letters that are libelous or do not meet standards of good taste.
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CFR and the drive for a world government exposed
An argument that the CFR shapes U.S. policy across administrations from Eisenhower to Carter. The author asserts CFR members dominate cabinets and agencies, aiming for a socialist world government and loss of sovereignty, urging readers to expose the CFR.
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What’s Your Beef Letters to The Times Record
Readers submit 50 word letters about beefs with a prize for the best. Example entries include a seven and a half year old’s cereal prize concern and a shopper’s tomato quality gripe. Last week’s winner was Beverly Russell of 31 Second Ave Troy.
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