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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1977
Page
4
Washington profile portrays Charles Schultze as a rare civil, informed voice guiding economic policy while Bert Lance fades from view. The piece contrasts Schultze with Greenspan, notes his market oriented views, and cites troubling unemployment gaps among blacks and youths as systemic issues beyond pure economics.
The Times Record lists subscription terms and prices for daily and weekly delivery in New York and Vermont areas. It notes mail rates, regional variations, and foreign surcharges, plus Sunday edition pricing and AP membership details.
Senate Finance Committee aims to finish views on the energy program this week. Key fights center on a wellhead tax with rebates versus sending funds to oil firms for exploration. Deregulating natural gas prices could raise gas bills by 25 billion annually, while production gains remain disputed.
Raymond Barre argues at the National Press Club that landing rights for the Concorde provoke a principle of fair competition, while nearby residents face noise concerns. Air France loses money as the plane cannot land in New York under current restrictions, and supporters urge strict environmental limits to settle the dispute.
Jeremiah and I recount the Mohawk river camp at Van Schaick Island during Burgoyne’s advance. Gen Schuyler strengthens defenses with Kosciuszko earthworks while Gates clashes with Arnold over battlefield strategy amid the Freeman’s Farm fighting.
A publication note states letters will be published with only the writer’s name and address. letters must be brief and polite and may be shortened if libelous or lacking taste. the policy reserves right to withhold publication on request.
City clerk explains at large voting rules for the primary and election day. Voters may cast ballots for two candidates who are directly above or below each other when running at large, except when two candidates compete for a single position.
Albany Times Union editorial lauds Governor Carey for vetoing Senate Bill 3063 A on August 5 1977 blocking data processing services by BOCES for higher education and state bodies. The piece warns against lobby influence by private service bureaus and calls for access to facts in public discourse.
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