13 Jan 1976
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1976
Page
1
Ray Cromley argues that staff assistants draft most Senate and House bills, shaping votes unseen by the public. He notes committees often have few members present, leaving lawmakers reliant on staff reports and lacking time to study data, with staffers gaining substantial power on Capitol Hill.
S T Keel of IMC outlined population growth and the widening grain gap at a Latin American Food Production Conference in San Juan Puerto Rico. He warned deficits could rise to 85 million tons by 1985, urging rapid fertilizer use and new farming tools to boost yields globally.
Public notices and subscription rate details from Indiana Pennsylvania newspaper. Includes carrier boy rates and motor route prices with various prepaid plans and durations. Mentions Associated Press and publishing details, with some garbled OCR text.
A snapshot of varied items: 1920 raids by Federal prohibition officers led to 14 arrests in a sweep across Yankee town and Homer City for evading the Volstead Act. 1951 marks the opening of Car Port Indiana’s service station. 1961 Shannock Valley Development Corp. began a plant expansion in Yatesboro. 1966 Indiana County Fire Chiefs install new officers with Boyd Simmons as president. 1971 State Senator Patrick J. Stapleton, first Democrat in the 4th district, named chair of the Senate Agriculture Committee. an explanation of the term Methodist tracing back to John Wesley and Oxford students in 1729. and a fragment on Irish emigrants.
Washington insiders report J Edgar Hoover kept a private Kennedy sex file. They say the FBI chief tracked Kennedy’s relationships from 1941 onward, with associates claiming the files influenced or at least haunted Kennedy, while others dispute the scope and contents.
A satirical all purpose primary campaign speech mocks campaign clichés and big government, with placeholders for state names and figures. It parodies political rhetoric, crowd responses, and a candidate’s pledge to cut fat while boosting defense and education, ending with a personal quip and a staged standing ovation.
Victor Riesel examines New York Medicaid with inspector general Richard Horan, revealing over 11 billion dollars paid without ongoing audits since 1966. He cites little verification of charges, rampant ineligibility, and wastage across counties, cities, and the state, with federal shares and rising welfare costs fueling a broader crisis.
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