Pennsylvania Budget Stop-Gap Tension Faces Governor
Pennsylvania politics eyes a possible clash over a proposed automatic stop-gap spending amendment tied to a new fiscal year. Governor’s stance against stop-gaps clashes with lawmakers past funding shifts and a pending budget, while a constitutional challenge questions the amendment’s validity and the method of financial disbursement.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Legislative Branch
Vincent Yakowica
Pennsylvania News Service
Barrymore Dramatizes a Bad Day at The Lambs
In a 1930s era vignette Jim Bishop sketches John Barrymore at The Lambs and the Hippodrome. Ailing and intoxicated, Barrymore jokes with a bartender, frets at a changing political emblem, and staggers to a cab bound for Bellevue as midgets in police costumes swarm the stage.
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Jim Bishop
The
Lambs
Joseph Urban
Hippodrome
Texas Guinan Club
Eva Tanguay
Actors’ Club
John Barrymore
Joe Penner
Victor Moore
Jack Pearl
Mr. Barrymore
Joe
George Shelton
New York Giants
Barrymore
Dan Healy
Bellevue
D.t.'s
Shelton
Thomas Mitchell
Alfred E. Smith
Homburg
Indiana Evening Gazette Subscriptions and Staff Listing
The Indiana Evening Gazette, published by Indiana Printing & Publishing, lists staff including Sally K Naylo as president and Elizabeth as treasurer with Joan Reed as secretary. It details subscription rates for weekly, monthly, and yearly home delivery and mail, with local and outside-Indiana pricing and second class imprint remarks.
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Indiana Printing & Publishing
Indiango
Sally K. Naylo
Elcabeth It
Joan Ray Reed
Josep. Lon
Hussell M
Joseph. Wonsell
William B. Hasting
Frank B. Hool
Associated Press
Indiana
Armstrong
Cumbria
Clearfield
Jetturso
Westmoreland
F Vial
Washington Merry-Go-Round Outlook For 1978 Economy
Washington reports cautious optimism about the economy as Cabinet members note upturn in late 1977 and early 1978 driven by consumer demand and stimulus, but warn production and investments lag and confidence remains fragile. Mondale sketches emergency oil storage talks with Canada, with plans for cross-border reserves and strategic implications amid energy concerns. IRS openness faces renewed pushback as Sen. Kennedy vows legislation to restore disclosure policy.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Carter
Charles Schultze
Mojors
New York Times
Commerce
Juanita Kreps
Treasury Department
Robert Strauss
William Miller
Federal Reserve Board
Walter Mondale
Miller
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Strauss
U.S
Canada
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Energy Department
New England
White House
Mondale
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
John O'Leary
Byrd's Move Shapes Carter\'s Capitol Agenda
In Washington power shifts from House to Senate as Senate Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd navigates Carter's energy bill and Panama Canal treaties. Byrd wields clout by controlling the Senate timetable, pressuring for production incentives, and backing or resisting key policy plans to advance the president's agenda.
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Martha Angle
Robert Walters
Washington
Congress
Capital Hill
House
Senate
White House
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Howe
Tip O'Neill
Carter
Byrd
Russell Long
D-La
Ity
O'Neill
Capitol Hill
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Jimmy Carter
Asin
Short-term vs long-term views of foreign managers
The Conference Board survey finds American corporate managers abroad praised for honesty and efficiency but criticized as impatient and second-rate by foreign leaders. It notes many U.S. executives stay only two to three years overseas, fueling claims of short-term profits. European multinationals, by contrast, give managers longer overseas tenures, sometimes spanning entire careers.
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U.S
Conference Board
Labor and Industry Brace for Capitol Battle Over Labor Reform
Washington is the stage for a clash over labor reform as unions and corporate leaders marshal forces for a Senate fight. Meany and Mondale push, Carter prioritizes, with NAM NIC and 50,000 local unions rallying to back or oppose the measure.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
Labor Movement
White House Labor Coalition
Carter
George Meany
Alrways Promnion Secretary of Labor
White House
Britain
Scandinavia
Germany
Italy
Meany
Senate
Jimmy Carter
Fritz Mondale
Bill Winpisinger
International Assn. of Machinists
Ladies Garment Workers
Chick Chaikin
New York State
United Auto Workers
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Los Angeles
Mondale
Chamber of Commerce
Richard Lesher
U.S
Arctic thaw forms lake prompting boat trips
Arctic travel note describes boats on thawed lakes as midnight sun melts snow and ice, creating new waterways. It highlights how paddlers navigate the newly opened Arctic waters and the seasonal shift in ice cover enabling intimate lake routes.
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Arctic
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King
Syndicae
Indiana Evening Gazette
Eal
Exxon
Internal Revenue Services
Nixon
IRS
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Jerome Kurtz
United Feature Syndicate
National Industrial Council
Washington Hilton
NAM
Heath Larry
America
Field Newspaper Syndicate
EMM
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