13 Jan 1978
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1978
Page
1
Pennsylvania faces a 1978 budget with mandated spending and potential executive orders. Legislators must scrutinize spending tied to gubernatorial mandates and prior appropriations, aiming to curb rising costs as taxes and overall outlays loom, with the final budget subject to legislative approval and possible vetoes.
Journalist Jim Bishop argues the crisis in the Middle East is driven by propaganda, not arms. He critiques Israel’s reliance on force, U.S. political reactions, and the role of the Israeli lobby, citing Sadat Begin and Carter as illustrating shifting, divisive dynamics in peace efforts.
The Indiana Evening Gazette is published by The Indiana Printing Publishing Company at 8y Water Street Indiana Pa. The paper lists staff roles including general manager advertising manager managing editor and editors. Subscription rates for weekly and mail editions are provided with monthly three month and yearly options. Second class postage is paid at Indiana Pa. This notice outlines delivery areas rates and publishing frequency.
A series of tombstone vandalism in Iselin cemetery has torn down 20 to 25 stones causing hundreds of dollars in damage over the past two to three weeks. An additional report notes other local property incidents and community responses in nearby townships.
Washington Merry-Go-Round examines Bert Lance’s role in a quarrel over 92 million acres of Alaska wilderness destined for possible mining. Interior and Commerce officials clash over mineral value estimates while Downing environmental opposition may have masked profits. Separately, a top SALT memo curbs press disclosure and prompts a clash over Gen Rowny’s conduct with critics and White House response.
Victor Riesel surveys the evolving organized crime scene as Carmine Galente, jailed on parole violations, rises in influence. He notes a shifting hierarchy, younger members, and a stronger National Commission, while FBI limits and staffing cuts threaten investigations and future briefings for Attorney General successors.
Washington reporters Martha Angle and Robert Walters report on growing Pentagon awareness that military families must be addressed to retain personnel. The San Diego conference highlighted housing, daycare, and family housing needs as essential to recruiting and retention in the all volunteer era.
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