Gas price policy tied to industry influenced study
Washington debate centers on whether White House pricing for natural gas will be guided by an Energy Department study tainted by industry influence. Senate concerns accuse the Stanford Research Institute of undercutting supply estimates to raise costs, affecting future interstate gas rates.
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The Times Record Postal Rates and Editions Notice
The Times Record announces subscription terms for local and out of area delivery. Rates include one year 54 60 in New York districts and 38 09 in Vermont counties, with separate mail pricing outside listed counties and extra charges for Troy routes and foreign destinations.
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Can a Kiddie Corps Be Trusted
A Carter era debate questions a proposed Youth Energy Program that would have children monitor adult energy use. Critics fear spying on families extending to private lives and income. Proponents insist on energy conservation and simple monitoring.
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Beautification Awards honor broad community efforts in Troy area
The Greater Troy Chamber of Commerce marks five years of its Beautification Awards. The list praises small home owners, Russell Sage College, Hoosick Falls, Cohoes, Clemente Concrete Corp for Front Street area improvements, and Hillside Neighborhood Association for neighborhood improvement.
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Senators mock CIA drug tests raise fears over ethics
A Senate subcommittee laughed at CIA drug testing concerns, including LSD experiments on unwitting hosts. The piece notes fears of serious consequences, mentions Panama pressure over the canal treaty, and cites Sen. Strom Thurmond opposing the treaty.
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Well rounded meaning for liberal arts in Chicago college trend
Roosevelt University education leaders argue liberal arts cultivate a well rounded citizen amid declining humanities enrollment. Dominic Martin contends English philosophy and history grads match career training, stressing language culture writing skills and the ability to address key global issues.
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Reader Letters Emphasize Publication Rules and Courtesy
The Pulse of The People notes it will publish only letters bearing the writer’s address and signature, with a preference for brief, pertinent communications. It reserves the right to shorten letters that fail to meet taste and clarity standards.
Canal drivel and world order fears in Manands note
A Manands letter rails against Panama Canal debates and postwar geopolitics. It claims ships will be obsolete by 2000, attacks conservatives and extremist groups, and warns of a path to total destruction unless unity and love prevail.
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Wall Street criticisms and political tensions from Troy JAMES J. TUFFY
The writer criticizes corporate power and imperial economics citing Bert Lance, Senators Mathias and Nunn, and President Carter. He laments job loss to conglomerates and urban drift, warns war profits, and praises Owings Mills Maryland Wall Street School host Mr Lance. He concludes with stock tips from a daily Wall Street sheet.
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Community Letters Monty Beef and Senior Portions
Readers submit short beefs to The Times Record in Troy New York. Frank Miles complains Troy Pop Warner practice reheating players to two plays per game. Martha Garrahan slams restaurants denying children's portions to seniors, wasting food and money.
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