Shapp Proposes $388 Million Budget Increase With No Tax Rise
Governor Milton Shapp unveils the 1978 79 General Fund Budget, calling for a 388 million rise in spending over the current year funded largely by existing revenue and mandated programs. Critics question the apparent tax neutrality and note 368 million of the increase stems from pre set mandates by the Legislature.
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Ry Mason
Pennsylvania
Hanks
Joseph Manmiller
Tom
Columan
P-Shaw
The Ideal Immigrant Simon Baruch and the American dream
Jim Bishop profiles Simon Baruch, Polish born physician who came to the United States seeking opportunity. He details Baruchs medical innovations, service in Virginia and the South, move to New York in 1881, and his enduring belief in America. Baruch dies June 3 1921 at age 81 in a portrait of the ideal immigrant.
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Jim Bishop
Washington
Simon Baruch
Baruch
Bernard
Barney Baruch
Simon
Schwersenz
Poland
America
New World
Medical College
Virginia
Northern Actory
Camden
South Carolina
New York
Winternitz
Vienna
Isabel Wolfe
Winnsboro
United States of America
King Features Syndicate
White House
Capital Hill
State Department
United States
Lowell Weicker
R-Conn
Cyrus Vance
Energy Department
James Schlesinger
John Durkin
D-N.h
Indiana Evening Gazette publication masthead with staff
The notice lists the Indiana Evening Gazette staff including chairman president treasurer secretary and editor along with the Associated Press flag. It details various subscription rates for carrier and motor routes, both in town and surrounding counties, and notes the paper is published daily except Sundays and legal holidays.
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Boardley Ssn
AR. H. Ray Luchla I
Sally H. Nayl
Elizabeth R
Suas Hay
Joseph J
Dons H
Russell M. Hickey
Jusedilt
Donnell
William B Hastings
Edijoe Frank
Hood
Associated Press
AP News
Indiana
Armstrug
Cumbris
Clearheld
Deflecson
Wesfareland
Quiside
Second Cass
Caterpillar tire faces stiff industry glare in 100000 mile breakthrough
Washington gossip column reports Caterpillar engineers developed a 100000 mile passenger tire adaptable to mass production with a 50 mph safe drive after a blowout and easy plug repair. Industry giants GM Ford Chrysler balked citing mass production and rim redesign issues while safety czar Joan Claybrook showed interest and tested the tire with approval from officials.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Caterpillar
Ford
Chrysler
Federal Auto Safety
Joan Claybrook
Caterpillars
Claybrook
Labor leaders press for shorter work week in auto era
Victor Riesel reports on a push by UAW leaders and allies to replace the 40 hour week with a four day year by 1980. The plan centers on Ford and GM, using holidays and floating days off to reach about 52 paid days off a year, funded by big wage and benefit concessions. The strategy aims to reshape U.S. work life with broad economic and political impact.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
United Paperworkers International Union
Joseph Tonelli
Aflcio
Congress
U.S.A
United Auto Workers High Command
Dearborn
Mich
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Ford
Ald
General Motors
Cadillac
Frank Runnels
All Unions
United Auto Workers International
Doug Fraser
Detroit
UAW
Solidarity House
U.S
Rockford
Walter Reuther
Auto
Auto Union
Fraser
Information imperialism and Latin America press balance
Commentary discusses Latin American nations proposing government funded news agencies to counter U.S. and European control. It raises risks of propaganda, government manipulation, and curtailing outside reporting, while noting rebuttal rights and Radio Free Europe Liberty openness.
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Don Graff
Latin America
Bogota
Colombia
Unesco
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Guido Groscoors
Rio Grande
U.S
Radio Free Europe
Radio Liberty
Hungary
Assa
Icelandic Capital Warm Despite North Location
Reykjavik, the northernmost capital, enjoys milder winter temperatures than New York City thanks to the Gulf Stream. The city’s name means smokey bay, a reference to early settlers who saw steam from hot springs. Modern heat comes from piped natural steam and hot water for homes. In the Finger Lakes NY wine district, a grape picker can fill 90 boxes in a nine hour day, over a ton of grapes, per National Geographic.
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Iceland
Reykjavik
New York
Finger Lakes
New York State
National Geographic
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Indiana Evening Gazette
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iLand
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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