Cromley Column on unemployment inflation link
Washington discusses the paradox that high unemployment and inflation may be linked by past under production. The author argues private industry must create jobs, not government programs, noting failed stimulants and the need for capital, research, and improved machinery to boost production and wages. The piece cites Ford Reagan and Carter.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Mr. Ford
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Real Culprit Real Culprit
A reader argues that business needs less red tape not more tax breaks or defense support. Regulations from 20 to 50 bureaus create conflicting rules, wasting time and risking violations. Firms prefer freedom from complex tax laws and costly compliance over new incentives.
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Defense Department
Harold Stassen Again Seeks President in 2000 Bid
Trede Column A Party Behind profiles Harold Stassen 31 when Minnesota governor won office in 1938 and later sought president multiple times. The piece notes his ego, publicity firms, and lingering belief he can still serve, with a view toward a potential 2000 convention run and possible revival of his political relevance.
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Tom Tiede
Kansas City
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Harold E
Stassen
Stas- Sen
Bodoni
K.C
NBC
Miami
Stead
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Barkis
Willin
U.S
Dwight Eisenhower
Flo
Washington
John Kennedy
Hardy Hal
Asan
Indiana Evening Gazette publician de Indiana Evening Gazette publician
The fragment lists staff roles and rates for the Indiana Evening Gazette including secretary general manager advertising manager associate editor and various subscription prices for carriers motor routes and mail. It notes AP membership and that the paper is published daily except Sundays and holidays with regional mail rates.
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WH. Ray
Lucilla R. Donne
Sally
Naylo
Elizabeth R. Sweeney
Ray Reece
Cretary
Frank B. Hood
Associated Press
AP News
Carrier Boy
Sadiuna
Armstrong
Castbrig
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Indiana
Arecadi Cus
Second Clase
Gt Lang
Auuuualsaami Ana Gpa
Cen
White Township builds new school on county property
The School Board of White Township completed a new school on the County Poor Farm property west of town near the Willard Home. The project received a verbal ok from commissioners. The aim is to serve children of that era.
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School Board
White Township
Willard
Homer City
Martha Kunkle
Com
Richard H. Williams
Harry Williams
Glen Cambpell RD 1
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Josephine
Stote
GOP Strategy Quietly Aims to Raise Reagan Hope
Washington dispatch outlines a GOP plan to cool tempers, unite forces, and focus on attacking Carter and Mondale. It notes Ford and Reagan aides promise to coordinate while a vice presidential pick could trigger intraparty clashes. The piece details spending critiques, budget gimmicks, and the involvement of the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms in Reagan’s campaign, including dubious $16,000 contributions and links to gun lobby backing.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Kansas City
GOP
Jimmy Carter
Walter Mondale
Ford
Rogers Morton
Ronald Reagan
Paul Laxalt
H.ney
Carter
Mets
Congress
Reagan
Gerald Ford
Guh
Citizens Committee For the Right To
Ronnie Reaggan
House
Larry McDonald
D.-Ga
Sen
Barry Goldwater
R.ariz
Rep
John
Sportsmen
United Feature Syndicate
TUC Social contract steadies Britain economy
Victor Riesel presents Lionel Murray of the Trades Union Congress arguing the social contract with government and industry has halved inflation, cut losses from strikes, and advanced new labor policies. He credits cooperation for lower inflation, better pensions, subsidies, rents action, and plans to cut unemployment toward 1973 levels by 1978 while promoting energy self sufficiency and export growth.
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Victor Riesel
Britain
Trades Union Congress
TUC
Afl-Cio
Lionel Murray
Trades Union Congress London
Labor
Great Britain
Speaking Freely The CB Boom By Don Oakley
The CB radio craze eclipses other topics as a national obsession. Half a million FCC license apps flood Gettysburg monthly, magazines multiply beyond four to forty, and news outlets add CB features. Burson-Marsteller predicts a 1978 CB sales surge exceeding $1 billion as channels rise from 23 to 40, hinting at a TV like future for CB use. Taxes rise nationwide, with state and local revenue up $11.7 billion in 1975, driven by income and property taxes. state/local employment also climbs, signaling a shift toward smaller government.
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Don Oakley
Good Buddy
Citizens Band
First Maria
Federal Communications Commission
Gettysburg
Burson-Marsteller
Newspaper Enterprise Association
FCC
Washington
Commerce Clearing House
California
West Virginia
Wyoming
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