Too Much Of Good Thing In Carter White House Travel Critique
The piece argues that Carter's sev eral nation trip sparked unprecedented media grumbling over access and coverage. It notes 171 journalists traveled on two Boeing 707 jets and four to five buses, favoring a small press pool and limiting others to ceremonial events while urging reform of how presidential travel is covered.
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Martha Angle
Robert Walters
Washington
Carter
White House
Janewalis
Paris
Aswan
New Delhi
Tehran
Free Enterprise
Defense
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Enough Is Enough Kids Milk Curbs Praise for Congress
Art Buchwald lauds Agriculture Department cutbacks on free milk for 1.4 million needy U S schoolchildren starting Feb 1. Aides say half a pint per meal saves 25 million dollars yearly. Buchwald argues the move praises thrift while warning against creating expectations of extra help. Los Angeles Times Syndicate
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Agriculture Department
Congress
Congressional
Joint Congressional Committee On
America
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Indiana Evening Gazette Subscriber Rates and Staff
The Indiana Evening Gazette, published daily except Sundays and holidays, lists subscription rates for weekly and mail services, plus motor route options. It shows staff including chairman Lucila Ho Duns, president Sally R Nayiadn, and general manager Joseph L Donnelly, with Associated Press affiliation and address at 99 Mater St, Indiana, Pa.
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Hoh
Lucila HO
AP News
Rome
Indiana
Armstrong
Calida
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland Rounes
Woda
Agneta Lada
Gray Station man dies after being run over at Bolivar station
A Gray Station man died in Memorial Hospital Johnstown from injuries after being run over by a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train at Bolivar station. In Indiana Olive Stuchell takes over the restaurant at 621 Gompers Ave. formerly Frank's Lunch, now Judy's Lunch.
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Blairsville
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bolivar Station
Cle (Olive) Stuchell
Gompers Ave
Indiana
Frank
Judy
Fuel probe in Georgia rattles Washington
Washington reports the Justice and Energy departments reopened a two year old Georgia fuel scandal probe. It centers on former FEA Atlanta director Kenneth Dupuy and Georgia energy official Lew Spruill, with alleged fuel allocations to friends and a Florida beach home affair. A Carter connection and possible cover up by attorney Doug Robinson are noted as investigators reassess who bore responsibility.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Justice and Energy Departments
Georgia
White House
Jimmy Carter
Harold Robbins
Federal Energy Administration
Atlanta
Kenneth Dupuy
Dupuy
Oil Company
Florida Beach
Georgia Energy
Spruill
Billy Carter
Plains
Carter
Sprulls
Doug Robinson
Robinson
FEA
New Energy Department
Marc Smolensky
Federal
Hel
William Corey
Lew Sprulll
Corey
U.S. Transport, Inc
Jody Powell
Frank Moore
Moore
Powell
House Energy and Power Subcommittee
John Dingell
Mich
Corey Ho
United Feature Syndicate
Labor Picketing Row Sheds Light on Union Boss Horace Brown
Victor Riesel exposes Horace Brown, head of Detroit Local 876, Retail Clerks AFL CIO, earning 90,000 yearly while a 60-member clerical staff at Local 10 strikes over contract clashes. Brown faced a Christmas bonus pull for strikers, while proposing a take-out contract and major COLA cuts, amid intra-union tensions and public skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Riesel
New York
Detroit
Retail Clerks International Association
AFLCI0
Horace Brown
Brother Brown
Mr. Brown
Local 10
Retail Clerks Union
Auto City
Brown
Local 876
Office and Professional Employees International Union
Scrooge
Labor tensions and bargaining tears in Dallas unions
A tense exchange unfolds as unions and a corporation spar over pay raises and contracts. Picketing continues with little negotiation while leaders recount regional labor talks on worker dignity. Comparisons to sports and corporate power underscore the stalemate.
Space shuttle Enterprise to launch new era in 1979
Commentary notes the shift from dramatic early space feats to routine orbital activity and foresees the Enterprise era. It outlines plans for 24 flights through 1982 with four sister ships, international collaboration, private and government roles, and rising private access including Spacelab. It mentions costs, plans for Vandenberg and Cape Canaveral gateways, and a 1980 Spacelab mission with a American and European scientist aboard.
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Don Graff
Space
Venus
Mars
Moon
NASA
Ile Toad
Europe
Asia
United States
Spacelab
Ann Whitaker
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Cape Canaveral
Man
Aman
Newspaper Enterprise Asstt
Active Volcanoes and Rhodes History Outline
The text notes about 600 active volcanoes globally, with many possibly hidden beneath seas. It also outlines Rhodes history, detailing control by Romans Persians Saracens Venetians and Genoese, then its 1409 transfer to the Knights of St. John.
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Rhodes
Knights of
St. John of Jerusalem
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Indiana Evening Gazette
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Indiana Printing Publishing Company
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Anna
Aendaie
Te Har
Dallas Cowboys
Morris High School
Arnie Shamis
Professional Employees International
Howard Coughlin
OPEIA
Wall Street
OPETA
Michigan Teamster
Field Newspaper Syndicate
Berry's
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