Schweiker Run? Gubernatorial Hint and Senate Rivalry
Washington Angle and Walters report Sen. Richard Schweiker Pa. hesitating on a possible 1980 gubernatorial bid despite polls showing him ahead. Rival Richard Thornburg mounts a full challenge with high-profile consultants. Schweiker aims for a presidential path, while party insiders doubt his conservatism shift. Senate hostilities loom as Kansas Democrat William Roy could face bitter clash with former opponent. Also Federal Election Commission sues labor groups over campaign financing, countered by National Right-to-Work Committee with court battle ahead.
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Martha Angle
Robert Walters
Washington
Sen
Richard & Schweiker
Schweiker
Richard Thornburg
Justice Department
Thornburg
Eddie Mahe
GOP
David Garth
Edward
Koeh
New York
State House
Pennsylvania
Ronald Reagan
Americans For Democratic Action
Senate
William Roy
Kansas
James 3. Pearson
Roy
Robert Dale
Kan
Dale
Pearson
Federal Election Commission
FEC
National Education Association
Afl-Cio
FIEC
National Right-to-Work Committee
Carter to hire Polish translator for better message delivery
President Carter authorizes the State Department to hire two full time Polish translators after a miscommunication at a Warsaw conference. The exchange highlighted tensions over language, diplomacy, and human rights in the American Polish relationship during his first trip abroad.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Carter
State Department
Department
Warsaw
Vance
United States
Poland
President Carter
Georgia
Gierek
NATO
Indiana Evening Gazette Is Published By The Indiana Printing Company
The Indiana Evening Gazette lists staff positions and roles at the paper including president and treasurer, along with subscription rates for weekly, monthly, and annual mail and home delivery. It notes Associated Press affiliation and addresses publishing details for Cadiena Pennsylvania and surrounding counties.
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Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Cadiena
Kate
Laut
Charmin Ul
Lulilla Th. Donnelly
Sally BR
Naytson i Nice
Elizabeth KR
Russell M. Tuckey
Jusepiel
Donnell Fag
William 8. Hastings
Prank B. Houl
Associated
Associated Press
HOY
Siamunity Moton Hoste
Indiana
Armstrong
Cumbria
Clearfield
Jeffesson
Westmoreland
Mexico Drug War in Sierra Madre Pushes Poppies From Slopes
Washington reports a Vietnam style Mexican heroin war with helicopter spray campaigns against poppy fields led by Mexican forces under U.S. advisers. Paraspray risks pilots and tainted marijuana in the United States, while smugglers fund guerrilla resistance as 10,000 troops occupy rugged Sierra Madre terrain.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Mexico
Sierra Madre Mountains
U.S
Rio Grande
United States
Sierra Madre
Hal Bernton
Culiacan
Sinaloa
Bernton
Sierra
Labor Purges Foretold by Humphrey in AFL-CIO Talk
Victor Riesel reports Hubert Humphrey, speaking by remote from Washington to the Los Angeles AFL-CIO convention, warning that the Democratic party is dead unless it serves labor. He calls for loyalty from Congress members, urges purge of disloyalists, and predicts strategists may sit out the mid-term campaign if the party falters.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Los Angeles
Afl-Cio
Humphrey
Jimmy Carter
St. Bonaventure Hotel
U.S
Hubert
Carter
Hhh
Democratic Party
Congress
Jimmy Car
Notable crashes and fires across Indiana County in late 1920s to 1970s
Reports cover a 1928 fog related vehicle fire near Sagamore with engine smothered after mud, a 1953 jackknife crash near Indiana causing 2700 dollars in damages, a 1963 Blairsville transformer explosion that averted a major fire, a 1968 post office stamp arrival easing a drought, Blairsville redevelopment plan to remove a curb island, a Blairsville executive found dead in Cherryhill Township, and a 1973 New Alexandria Greyhound bus crash with a young white male passenger killed on Route 22.
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Sagamore
Kittanning
Indiana
Blairsville
Andre Lumber Co
Buff Fanella
West Market
Liberty Streets
Indiana County Redevelopment Authority
Henry Hall, Inc
Cherryhill Township
Penn Run
New Alexandria
Greyhound
Carter and Meany duel shapes White House ties
Labor chief George Meany wields influence over Carter as telegrams and calls stitch together the White House with AFL CIO, while Carter reshuffles the Federal Reserve and navigates a wary inner circle. Observers warn the labor lane may outpace official politics, forecasting a blistering political season.
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White House
Democratic Party
Carter
Hamilton Jordan
Meany
Ham Jordan
Jimmy
Jerry Ford
Mojave
Field Newspaper
Commentatory on Jobs Ahead By Don Graff
A Commentary arguing improved employment prospects through mid 1980s as labor force growth slows and GNP expands. It notes unemployment possibly dropping to five percent or below, then discusses unions and big labor facing shifts in a service and government dominated workforce, with women and youth driving growth and organizational challenges ahead.
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Don Graff
Conference Board
U.S
Organized
White House
Congress
George Meany
Big Labor
Los Angeles
Meany
It’s A Fact About 1871 Chicago Fire Losses and Deaths
The Great Chicago Fire of 1871 killed about 250 people and caused roughly 196 million dollars in damage, reshaping the city’s landscape and emergency planning.
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Chicago
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Rosalynn
Indiana Evening Gazette
Das Diann
Baretos
Cutiacan
United Feature Syndicate
James McIntyre
Ter
John Barrymore
George
Arthur Burns
G. William Miller
Federal Reserve
Chairman Burns
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