Indiana County United Way surpasses 300000 total
The Indiana County United Way exceeded its goal this year and topped 300000 for the first time, easing 1976 campaign concerns for member agencies. Tribute is paid to general chairman Milton Brody and the staff, board, and volunteers who delivered the message and secured corporate and individual support.
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Indiana
Indiana County
United Way
Milton Brody
Brady
Robert Derry
Edgar Cheely
Labor shifts in Carter circle on labor secretary picks
Nelson Rockefeller visits, labor leaders meet with Carter aides as names like Juanita Kreps and Ray Marshall surface for labor secretary. The piece notes internal Labor Dept. tensions, CETA manpower plans, and a wary labor movement awaiting White House favors in a high stakes political poker game.
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Jimmy Carter
Duke University
Durham
N.C
Juanita M. Kreps
National Manpower Committee
Carter
Congress
Ray Marshall
University of Texas
Austin
Labor Department
University
Washington
CETA
Carter U.S. Labor Dept
White House
Prof
Duntop
Women's Rights
Dr. Dunlop
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Department
George Meany
Shangri-la
Mr. Carter
Labor Dept
Bobby Armao
Water St. Second City Taay Imprint Notice
Daily newspaper item from a Pennsylvania paper notes a Water Street imprint and a second city listing with postal details. It mentions daily publication except Sunday and standard bb postage paid at Le.
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Ctaay
Second Ch Dina. Pa
Miller the reformer or union saboteur at UMW
Washington insiders accuse Arnold Miller of neglecting union duties as UMW president, spending months in Charleston with personal travel and outlays totaling thousands while overseeing a dubious Nova Scotia funded committee. Miller defends local focus and claims to run a genuine strike settlement.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Arnold Miller
United Mine Workers
UMW
Miller
Tony Boyle
Charleston
W.va
Heart of the Town
Ohley
Nova Scotia
William Marsh
Marsh
Mittee
West Virginia
Pocahontas
John
Jay" Rockefeller
Arnold
Jack Perry
Terri Mendenhall
Rockefeller
GOP governors seek broadening the party amid extinction fears
Twelve Republican governors gathered in Washington to discuss strategies for reviving the party. Former treasury secretary John Connally proposed major term-limit changes, including six-year presidential limits, eight-year senate limits, and four-year two-term congressman limits, with debate on the feasibility of refreshing leadership. Hospitals plan higher costs next year as both AHA and HEW warn of price rises for supplies and labor, driving leasing of modern equipment to control expenditures.
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Don Oakley
Washington
GOP
Treasury
John Connally
Republican Party
Richard Nixon
American Hospital Association
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
United States
U.S
Tiede Column on Euthanasia and Society's View of Life
Baltimore columnist TOM TIEDE surveys shifting attitudes on life and death from euthanasia to abortion and capital punishment. He cites Maryland's shock trauma ethics, the Institute for Emergency Medicine, and calls for renewed reverence for life while noting dangerous social trends and extreme proposals across politics and law.
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Tom Tiede
Baltimore
Gary Gilmore
Maryland
Institute For Emergency Medicine
Sunday Shopping Plea Versus Blue Laws in Indiana
A reader argues against Sunday opening by Indiana stores during the Christmas season. He cites blue laws as protecting the meaning of Christmas and warns against becoming money driven. He signs as John B. Golden from Clymer, Pennsylvania.
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Indiana
Christ Child
John B. Golden Clymer
An Unhappy Shopper Voices Sunday Store Grievances
A reader protests Sunday shopping by boycotting stores with Sunday hours and urging others to shop by mail or from small shops. The writer argues premium prices and collective customer withholding will pressure retailers to reverse Sunday openings.
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Indiana
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