15 Jan 1973
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1973
Page
1
A vivid collage of winter scenes and sensations from cold streets to cozy indoors. Descriptive imagery features icicles, snow, frost, trains, buses, animals, and people enduring temps, with moments of warmth like coffee and bread to contrast the season’s chill. Includes references to January and December-like touches amid bustling city life.
A proposal to create a National Court of Appeals between the Supreme Court and lower courts would screen cases for review, with seven members from the 11 federal circuits serving three year terms. Critics warn it could undermine the Supreme Court while preserving ultimate review power.
Yesterdate entries show 1923 as the year women in Indiana County will serve as jurors in various cases. 1948 notes Mildred Gearhart receives a Sailfish Certificate for a 7 foot 7 inch 49 pound sailfish from West Palm Beach Fishing Club. 1958 reports Blairsville Fire Company answered 84 calls in 1957, damages totaling $10,000. 1963 names George E. Hood Jaycee of the Year and Henry Hild Man of the Year at a Jaycee dinner. 1968 records a stalemate in Blairsville area schools over pay raises for 45 professional employees.
Washington and Secret Service fear militants from New Orleans may target the inaugural events. Reports detail radical groups, from RNA to the Black Panther Party, with access to weapons and explosives, prompting 600 extra agents and 10 000 local officers for security.
Victor Riesel outlines how George Shultz, chosen by Nixon, crafts a pay price stabilizing plan, working with AFL CIO leaders in a bid to curb rising food costs and avoid GOP backlash. It notes tensions with Meany and emerging labor opposition led by Floyd Smith ahead of midwinter AFL CIO talks.
HAL BOYLE muses on fantasies replacing routine life and imagines wild ifs from 1973 era figures to quirky reversals. He asks how often such daydreams could become reality, noting probabilities and playful scenarios like Muhammad Ali as a sheik, Kissinger with Mead, and Nixon as a pro coach.
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