Debt lingered for Carter era HUD appointee Maloney
The piece notes Thomas C. Maloney, a Delaware Democrat appointed as HUD Middle Atlantic regional director, carried a campaign debt of about 43,434 dollars as of Sept. 30, 1977. His 1976 Senate bid left 46,000 dollars in red, with creditors including corporations. Maloney has hired a lawyer to negotiate 20-cent-on-the-dollar settlements, a tactic questioned due to corporate prohibition on political contributions. The article contrasts him with Costanza, who cleared a 9,?2?25 debt and donated a 4,000 surplus.
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Martha Angle
Robert Walters
Washington
Misery Loves Company
White House
Margaret Midge
Costanza
Federal Election Commission
Carter
Thomas C. Maloney
Delaware
U.S. Senate
Middle Atlantic
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Maloney
Senate
FEC
Wilmington
PEC
Gale McGee
D-Wye
Quw
Organization of American States
J. Edward Roush
Environmental Protection Administration
Patsy Mink
Hawaii
Patricia Harris
James F. Gammaill
Unreturned Calls Survey Sparks Outsized Theories
Art Buchwald reports a 1977 survey showing 789,345,678 unreturned calls and predicts a possible one billion by 1980. Mark Stampel of The Unreturned Telephone Call Institute argues nonresponse can indicate life on Earth trying to communicate, with humorous vignettes from Middleburg Virginia.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Mark Stampel
UTC Institute
Middleburg
Stampel
Pleeder
Arragant
Preeder
Byer
Altman
Board of Health
Arrogant
Uven
Jots Angeles Times Syndicate
Indiana Evening Gazette Subscription Rates Page Note
The Indiana Evening Gazette lists staff roles and publishing details and provides subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery. Rates cover weekly, motor route, and mail options within Indiana county and surrounding counties, with terms and minimums noted.
Six youths charged with cottage robbery near Tionesta
Four Punxsutawney men report six youths arrested and charged with robbing a cottage along the Alleghey near Tionesta during winter. Also note Vaughn Monroe to appear in Indiana on Tuesday Feb 17 per Indiana Chamber of Commerce.
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Allegheny
Tionesta
Indiana
Vaughn Monroe
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Carter Aims to Highlight White House Achievements
President Carter plans an offensive to defend his first year in office. He ordered summaries of his record, urged cabinet discussion of accomplishments, and directed emphasis on human rights in foreign policy. Brzezinski noted a shift away from fear of communism as core policy.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Carter
White House
Stu Elzenstat
Jack Watson
Jody Powell
Zbigniew Brzezinski
U.S
Brzezinski
National Security Council
Labor unrest looms as Teamsters face massive contract crisis
Victor Riesel lays out mounting turmoil inside the Teamsters led by Frank Fitzsimmons. He notes looming master freight negotiations, internal feuds across regions, and the PROD group’s exposé of high salaries, plus a disputed Central States Health and Welfare Fund facing alleged mismanagement and potential litigation, raising risk of a national over‑the‑road strike.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
International Sisterhood
International Hoods
Frank
Fite) Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Brotherhood
Carter
Fitz
Teamsters
Trucking Employers Inc
T.E
Kansas City
New York-New Jersey
Chicago
Cleveland
Revel
PROD
Harvard
John Dunlop
Uttle
U.S. Labor Department
Labor Organization Annual Report
Harold Friedman
Brother Friedman
Central States Health and Welfare Fund
Jimmy Hoffa
Allen Dorfman
Dorfman
Teamsters Pension Fund
Health and Welfare Fund
Amalgamated Insurance Agency, Inc
Chicago Teamsters Pension Health and Welfare
Snowstorm Cannot Dampen District Band Festival at Dayton
In a Western Pennsylvania blizzard, 155 students from 36 high schools rehearsed and performed at Dayton High School for the District Band festival despite the storm. A 500-strong crowd attended Saturday’s concert, with support from Dayton families, cafeteria staff, custodians, and the PA Music Educators Association officials. Guest conductor Don Wilcox of West Virginia University praised the students, who played Wagner, Bach, and Holst, representing Franklin, DuBois, Titusville, Blairsville, and 32 other schools.
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Pennsylvania
Dayton High School
Dayton
Tiny
Pennsylvania Music Educators Association
Don Wilcox
West Virginia University
Wilcox
West Virginia
Franklin
DuBois
Titusville
Blairsville
Wagner
Bach
Gus_tav Holst
Jane and
Bill Betts
Indiana
Girl Scout Troop 823 Shares Thanksgiving Dinner
Clymer PA Girl Scout Troop 823 led by Mrs Pat Harkins cited Dear Sirs for a thoughtful Thanksgiving effort. They chose Lamont Erwin as grandfather and the narrator as grandmother, delivering each of us a prepared Thanksgiving dinner.
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Girl Scout Troup 823
Clymer, Pa
Pat Harkins
Lamont Erwin
Clymer RD
Community letter praises local Girl Scout visit
Jeannette Langham Clymer praises Girl Scout troop led by Mrs. Pat Harkins for a Christmas visit. She notes a shared Berry's World Mine dinner with roast, stuffing, pie, salad, and sides. She thanks Barb Boyer Lisa Gaydosh Lori Somers Kim Harkins Meg King Debs oie King and the leader for their kindness and carols.
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Mr. Erwin
Pat Harkins
Barb Boyer
Lisa Gaydosh
Lori Somers
Kim Harkins
Missy Ackerson
Meg King
Debs Oie King
Jeannette Langham Clymer
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Yeuter
Tongsun’ Park
Richard Nixon
Tongsun Park
South Korea
Park
Seoul
Thomas “Tip'’ O'Neill
Dongsun Park
Tandy Dickerson
Dominican Republic
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D-Mich
Riegle
Capitol Hill
American Banking Association
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