16 Jan 1975
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1975
Page
1
Ray Cromley argues that deficit spending and tax breaks won't cure recession or inflation. He says rise in basic production and productivity is essential, noting overseas investment has shifted jobs abroad. He urges increasing investment in basic industry and reducing barriers to turn unemployed into workers while warning patchwork fixes won’t end the downturn.
Washington columnist Tom Tiede laments the decline of radio from Jack Benny's era to today. He contrasts nostalgic programming with mass commercialization, notes growth in stations and receivers, and highlights NPR's limited impact while urging renewed public interest in meaningful broadcasting.
Merger notices and Associated Press disclaimer accompany local news from 498 Water Street. The piece lists varying subscription rates for daily, weekly, and monthly delivery, with pricing in advance and different terms for Indiana and other regions.
January 16 1925 students in the Indiana Normal School business department will display merchandise in downtown store windows as a skill test. G G Hill says the program prepares pupils to assist in schools.
Postmaster General Ted Klassen resigns as FBI closes in on him over a $822,917 fee from Martin E. Segal Co. for postal help. FBI to present findings to Justice Department for prosecution amid confirmed sworn testimony and congressional probes.
A veteran labor writer notes rising unrest among construction workers led by AFL-CIO leaders, with Meany pressing Ford for a bold economic package. He cites joblessness in construction, housing costs, and plans for a January General Board meeting to push for tax cuts, power and housing programs, and even nationalization if anger grows.
A man plans to donate his foreclosed Bethesda home to Indians for publicity inspired by Marlon Brando. The exchange touches on a mortgage, media exposure, and public-notice ethics, with skepticism about whether banks or networks would back such a stunt.
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