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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1977

Page

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The Pennsylvania Story Tax Dilemma Dilemma in Harrisburg

Harrisburg coverage analyzes Governor Shapp’s stance on the budget and tax stalemate shaping Pennsylvania for months. The piece weighs if past practice of executive involvement applies now, while noting constitutional limits and the governor’s waning clout in his final year.

Mason Denison Harrisburg Shapp Keystone Legislative Branch Pennsylvania Albiet Susquehanna Keystone State Pennsylvania News Service

Paddy Maguire the Redheaded Cab Robber Dies in Bristol

In Bristol the taxi driver Paddy Maguire, a 30 year old with a false nose and red wig, preyed on women for theft. After strangling himself in a rented room Bertha, his wife, recalls their troubled life and his violent temper, ending with his suicide following a night of attempted crime.

Jim Bishop Bristol England Paddy Maguire Paddy Avon Cotswold Maguire Bertha Ber America London Bertha Way Features Syndicate

It's A Fact The Lewis and Clark Expedition Returns

It's a fact that the Lewis and Clark expedition returned to St Louis Missouri in 1806 detailing the milestone event in early American exploration history.

St Louis

Humphrey Undergoes Experimental Cancer Therapy Quietly

Hubert Humphrey, after a cancerous bladder removal in October 1976, voluntarily undergoes experimental chemotherapy at the National Cancer Institute. He aims to help research on bladder cancer while continuing public duties, despite pain and fatigue and a life spent serving the American people.

Jack Anderson Les Whitten Washington Hubert Humphrey Humphrey National Cancer Institute Walter Reed Army Medical Center Bethesda Naval Hospital Europe United States Senate Egypt Institute Walter Reed Humophrey

Remembering the Watering Trough of West End Indiana

Our Readers Write reflects on the Old Watering Trough in West End Indiana. Blanche Elliott and Edna Wilhelm Stewart share memories of the site where local boyhoods formed around Fairview. The piece recalls Doc Truitt in a Stanley Steamer, sled rides from Fairview Hill to 11th Street, and community efforts to preserve the trough amid road upgrades and new construction.

Indiana Evening Gazette Peg McIntyre West End Indiana Blanche Elliott Edna Wilhelm) Stewart Fairview Doc" Truitt S. Seventh St Kittanning B&o Fairview Hill Betty Miller 11Th St Pinchot Helman Historical Society Joseph Louis Douglas States Rental States

Indiana guard earns AP All Scholastic football honor

Joe Balint of Indiana named to the Associated Press All Scholastic Football second team at guard. The announcement notes the 1952 honor in the context of the era and regional faculty recognition.

R. H. Ray Lucilla Ji Donnelly Sally R. Naylon Elizabeth R. Sween Joan Ray Reece Joseph L, Donnelly Russell M. Hickey Ady William B. Hastings Frank B. Hood AATED Associated Press AP News Joe Balint Indiana Indiana County United States Dairy Herd Improvement Association

Steel imports threaten American jobs amid global dump

Victor Riesel reports that 75,000 U.S. basic steel workers have lost jobs this year due to inexpensive foreign steel from the Soviet bloc and other nations. Data show substantial exports to the United States from Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Romania, Yugoslavia, and China, with Japan and Western Europe also undercutting U.S. prices. Riesel argues tougher import quotas are needed to protect American industry and employment.

Victor Riesel Washington U.S White House Treasury Tony Solomon Peking China America United States China Czechoslovakia Poland Romania Hungary Ohio Brazil Argentina Japan Tokyo Europe Britain Germany Scandinavia Communist Bloc Peking Solozmon Treasury Department State Department Field Newspaper Syndicate

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