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Indiana Evening Gazette in Indiana, Pennsylvania

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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1978

Page

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Labor Vote To Shape Pennsylvania Governor Race

Pennsylvania analysis argues labor support will influence the gubernatorial contest, with Democrats long aligned with unions and Republicans adapting tactics. The impact hinges on rank and file voting, as leaders may not dictate all workers, leaving the outcome an unpredictable imponderable.

Mason Denison Harrisburg Aii Keystone Keystone State Pennsylvania Labor Pennsylvania News Service

Yale Professors and Coeds Face Seduction Claims

Jim Bishop reports a campus controversy at Yale over students alleging professors press for sexual favors for grade raises. The feature cites Adrienne Munich and multiple students, noting both male and female perspectives, provocations, and the college’s mixed responses amid debates on power, ethics, and seduction in academia.

Yale Adrienne Munich Munich Iair Tenile Stude Wesleyan Paul Schwaber Femle Benjamin Franklin Maria Koyans King Features Syndicate

Indiana Evening Gazette Pihuaneu oy THE INDIANA PRINTING

The notice lists publication details for Indiana Evening Gazette including staff names and roles, printing and publishing company details, Associated Press copyright, and various subscription rate schedules for carrier and mail deliveries across Indiana counties and adjacent areas.

Pihuaneu Oy THE Indiana Printing & Publishing Company Andiana Ir Lym Von Dienera Aim Soon Joan Ray Soseph L Joseph L. Po William B. Hastin Frank B. Hoo Ad EW Press Associated Press AP News Indiana Armstrong Cambria Clearfield Jefferson Westmoreland Matitor

Hebert Hospital Criticized As Costly Empty Monolith

Washington column by Jack Anderson questions the $21 million Hebert Naval Hospital in New Orleans opened 1977. It notes underutilization with fewer than five patients daily and quotes Rep. Bob Carr and Downey investigators faulting Navy planning and authorization practices.

Jack Anderson Washington F. Edward Hebert Louisiana House Armed Services Committee Hebert Hospital Bob Carr D-Mich Thomas Downey Dn.y Carr Hebert F.C. Gregg Navy New Orleans Byington John Byington Consumer Product Safety Commission Culumngs Gre

Inside Labor Amateur Hour by Victor Riesel

Washington column by Victor Riesel analyzes the 1977 coal and broader labor strikes, criticizing White House handling and predicting prolonged stoppages. It notes violence, economic damage, and shifting political dynamics as union rank and file push back against administration strategy.

Victor Riesel Washington Jimmy Carter Bnt Auto Workers Anaconda Co International Union of Electrical Workers Ford Aerospace and Communications East Gulf Great Lakes International Longshoremen's Assn White House Teamsters Brotherhood Frank Witz Fitzsimmons Taft-Hartley UMW Midwest Near Carter

Read-A-Thon praised for educational value and prizes

Our Readers Write Letter defends the National Multiple Sclerosis Society Read-A-Thon highlighting benefits for children, educational gains, and motivation through prizes. It argues contests foster reading beyond normal levels, notes parental permission, and urges keeping focus on the program’s purpose rather than monetary value or prize scrutiny.

National Multiple Sclerosis Society Deii Imall Connie G. Myers

First interment at Woodlawn Cemetery in 1865

It's A Fact notes the first burial at Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx occurred in January 1865, three months before General Robert E. Lee surrendered at Appomattox Courthouse. Phoebe E. Underhill was the initial interment.

Woodlawn Bronx New York Phoebe E. Underhill Robert B. Lee Appomattox

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