07 Jan 1975
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1975
Page
1
Cromley argues Ford advisers lean on self sufficiency ideas from Nixon holdovers and energy dreamers. He says realistic paths exist by breaking oil cartels through international exploration and finance, plus strong conservation and efficiency to cut demand.
EPA tests suggesting cancer risks in chlorinated drinking water boost bottled water sales in the Mississippi Missouri and Ohio river regions. Consumers should read labels verify water source check with health departments beware terms like spring and facsimile ensure the container and cap are sound and that the water comes from a consistent source. A separate note highlights Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Philadelphia facing costly restoration with public support urged through donations.
The 1925 note reports Auditor General Lewis in Harrisburg announcing a new interpretation of the mercantile tax law. It extends tax payment to plumbers, undertakers, monument dealers and other businesses not previously included in the annual collection.
Washington column reports on a $7.1 million postage stamp book contract pattern under Postmaster General Klassen and Ben Bailor. Scott Publishing received $500,000 with no competitive bids, while a $1+ million printing contract went to Industries America, a part of American Can. Taub, a Scott VP and Bailor adviser, defended the process amid critics.
Victor Riesel surveys labor forecasts for 1975 highlighting Nelson Rockefeller as a potential GOP nominee. He cites Teamster backing, Meany coalition support, a shift of farm workers, public employees action, wage price controls, and rising inflation with labor mobilization plans and possible political realignments.
A humorous essay notes colleges lengthen Christmas and mid winter breaks to save money, with parents lamenting rising costs and the burden on home life. The piece recalls older schedules and questions when vacations become a lifestyle, while side facts include biographies of Madison and Taylor and trivia about the bagel and ventriloquism origins.
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