Bicentennial mood as America enters third century
The nation celebrates a confident start to its third century though worries linger about energy, jobs, urban renewal, and civil rights. The piece notes Vietnam and Watergate behind us, debates ahead, and the need to form a more perfect Union while avoiding military show. It also reports on a Canadian plan to ban U S commercials from cable and a resulting potential airwave clash with Buffalo stations seeking FCC licenses to jam signals into Canada.
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Uncommitted Delegates Meet President Ford in Satirical Sketch
A political satire follows uncommitted delegates from Suffolk County and others visiting the White House to press the Ford administration on issues from sewer fixes to ski lifts. The President playfully engages, promising aid while emphasizing voting conscience. the scene ends with an uncommitted delegate sticking to Ford as more guests arrive.
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Board President and Officers Named in Local Paper
The article lists key roles including Board President and Vice President with mentions of Advertising Manager and Subscription executive, outlining leadership and staff structure for the organization.
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Indiana County club wins inter county golf cup final
Yesterdate 1926 the Indiana County club won the Inter County Golf Association team championship by defeating Punxsutawney at Kittanning Country Club. 1966 Saltsburg officials of the First National Bank honored for 25 years selling U S Savings Bonds. 1971 A new program aiding mentally disabled men started in Indiana County with Sheltered Workshop opening June 22 under Jerry Lobato with four clients.
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Jerry Lobato
Passman’s foreign aid influence scrutinized by FBI probes
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports Rep. Otto Passman of Louisiana used his power over foreign aid to steer contracts to favored firms such as Connell Rice and Sugar, and St John Maritime, sometimes influencing where shipments go and which bids are acceptable. The piece notes FBI and Agriculture investigations into possible market manipulation and allocations while detailing Passman’s modest beginnings, business empire, and public persona. It also covers Rep. Bella Abzug’s Senate race controversy and the paper’s correction of a quoted remark.
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Les Whitten
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Mondale's 1972 Fundraising Reveals Big Labor Link
The piece notes Mondale raised 66 000 out of state and 137 000 from special interests in 1972, outspent Hansen by 80 percent, and drew heavy support from big labor groups such as AFL-CIO, Machinists, United Auto Workers, and Steelworkers, with notable corporate donations and small donors closely tracked, highlighting campaign finance patterns and policy implications.
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Antarctica Never Reaches 127 Below Zero
Climate records show winter temperatures in Antarctica cannot drop to 127 degrees below zero Fahrenheit. Scientists report extreme lows approach minus 90s Celsius in coastal areas, with interior sites remaining frigid but not reaching such extreme negative values.
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Tiede Column Abandon Obligation By TOM TIEDE
This column criticizes U S policy toward Americans abroad, arguing the government increasingly neglects citizens in danger. It cites Mexico, Brazil, and Uganda as examples of neglect, torture, and legal barriers to aid, calling for stronger action to protect travelers.
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Largest area of Indian tribal land in New Mexico
The largest area of Indian tribal land is in New Mexico, totaling 3,329,270 acres across 24 reservations. The National Military Park at Horse Shoe Bend, Alabama, memorializes General Andrew Jackson's victory over the Creek Indian Confederacy.
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National Military Park
Horseshoe Bend
Ala
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