Ford’s Budget Challenge to Carter and Congress
Washington reports outline Gerald Ford’s plan to run a persistent GOP challenge to Carter and oppose the Democratic Congress. The 1978 budget criticizes unemployment programs for high costs, promotes federal restraint, shifts power to states, and warns against costly private works and windfall-creating subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cromley
Washington
Ford
Carter
Democratic Congress
GOP
Kansas City
President Carter
Winter winds boost business and energy alarm
Speaking Freely surveys cold weather's mixed effects across the nation. Ski resorts report a 50 percent rise in patrons as snowmaking and natural snowfall boost activity. The piece notes gas shortages, emergency sales, and political pleas to secure fuel, while also touching on social morale and broader energy concerns amid the cold. It then shifts to piracy off West Africa's Gulf of Guinea and the Equatorial Guinea regime's forced labor in cocoa plantations. The overall tone links winter conditions, energy policy, and global issues with public impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Oakley
Pocono Mountains
Pennsylvania
New England
Midwest
Far West
John Brantner
University of Minnesota
South Carolina
Maryland
FPC
Houston Pipeline Co
Africa
Gulf of Guinea
Equatorial Guinea
Spain
Macias Nguema Biyogi
Fernando Po
Macias Nguema
Indiana Evening Gazette masthead and rates snapshot
The Indiana Evening Gazette lists staff roles from chairman to managing editor and notes AP reprint rights. It details carrier and mail subscription rates across Indiana and nearby counties, with daily publication Monday to Saturday, and a note about second class postage paid in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Ray
Lucilla Ft. Donnelly
Sally A. Naylon
Elizabeth RB
Sweeney
Joan Ray Reece
Joseph L. Donnelly
Russell M. Hickey
Joseph L. Donnell' Siauer Eohop
William B. Hasting
Prank B. Hood
TED Press
Associated Press
Lural News
AP News
Indiana
Armstrong
Cumbria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Weatmoreland
Winter minstrel show at high school Friday
Winter date 1927 reports the Pandorean Literary Society of the High School will present a minstrel show in the school building Friday. It notes a chorus of 35 girls and a cast of six endmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pandorean Literary Society
Indiana County Bar Association
James L. Jack Sr
All Pennsylvania College Alumni Association
Washington, D.C
Willis E. Pratt
Indiana State College
All Pennsylvania College
Shoreham Hotel
Treasury warns of worldwide low mood and 1977 downturn
Simon warns private briefings that a fragile global economy could slip into recession within four years. Treasury documents flag heavy borrowing, fragile private lending, high inflation, and slow real growth in 1977, with Britain Italy and Portugal cited amid costly oil shocks and rising unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Treasury
William Simon
Treasury Department
Great Britain
Inside Labor Punishing The Press By Victor Riesel
In Rome FAO bans UPI reporter after he exposes large FAO payments to officials. Riesel critiques UN spending, weak audits, and lavish salaries, noting a US GAO charge of no effective review. He cites Edouard Saouma and Kurt Waldheim amid broader UN cost concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Riesel
United Nations
Benito
Mussolini
Rome
Food and Agriculture Organization
FAQ
United Press International
FAO
AFO
World Bank
Kurt Waldheim
Frances Blanchard
Geneva
Lakeside
Switzerland
ILO
TLO
Edouard Saouma
UPI
U.S. General Accounting Office
Dag Hammarskjold Plaza
United States
ULS
Congress
UN audit failures spark critique of UN Joint Inspection Unit
The GAO criticizes the UN Joint Inspection Unit for failing to provide adequate information on program effectiveness and efficiency. Without independent audits, oversight is murky as funding for the unit comes from the General Assembly, prompting questions about transparency, accountability, and alleged bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GAO
Joint Inspection Unit
UN General Assembly
General Assembly
UPI
Field Newspaper
Snow plows, salt and winter defense plans
Liberal View by Art Buchwald mocks arms race fears and urges Moscow Washington winter readiness. He quips that snow management and ice melting could defend the U S more effectively than weapons, proposing snow plows, sand drops on streets, winter training for pilots, and tanks at intersections for gridlock rescue. The piece jokes that even SALT talks might hinge on salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Buchwald
Washington
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Herman Stockbridge
The
Institute For Strategic Strategy and
Institute For Strategic Strategy and Military Parity, Believes the United States
Ameri
Moscow
Herman
Minnesota
aThey
Kremlin
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
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Cromley
Fla
WIN
Enterprize Assn
South
Federal Power Commission
North Carolina
James B. Hunt Jr
Indiana Evening Gazette
Water St
Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Todiana
Indinoola
Saltsburg
Kiskiminetas Springs
Heath
Clark
Heath Clark
Bolivar
Simon
Italy
Haly
Portugal
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Berrys World
Snow Gap
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