C-130 Holds Its Own in Fighter Jet Competition
Washington The C-130 Hercules remains a durable Air Force cargo workhorse as Boeing and McDonnell Douglas vie to supply 1980s era transports. Lockheed counters with an upgraded C-130 design, arguing cost and fuel efficiency favor the venerable plane amid a push for newer jets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Angle
Robert Walters
Washington
Lockheed
Uganda
Entebbe
Air Force
Defense Department
AMST
Boeing
McDonnell Douglas
Capitol Hill
Pentagon
Milton R. Young
Rn.d
Young
Les Aspin
D-Wis
House Appropriations Committee
Unhealthy Air Quality Sparks Private TV Debate
In a Washington area scene a weatherman warns the air remains very unhealthy for days and a couple discuss what to do. They joke about lobbyists, Congress, and auto makers, noting politics and pollution hinder action while the capital breathes the same air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Buchwald
Washington
Congress
Arizona
United Auto Workers’ Union
Rosalynn
Amy
Plains
Rose Garden
Anita Bryant
Indiana Evening Gazette Information and Rates
The Indiana Evening Gazette lists staff positions including chairman Lucilla A. Donnelly and president Sally Naylor with various editors. It details subscription rates for carrier, motor route, and mail, noting regional delivery areas and pricing, alongside Associated Press rights and a 40 day minimum prepaid extension clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ray
Lucilla A. Donnelly
Sally
Naylon
Elizabeth R. Sweeney
Joan Ray Reece
Joseph L
Donnell
Russell M, Hickey
Joseph L, Donnelly
William 5
Hastings
Frank B. Hood
Associated Press
AP News
Indiana
Armsrong
Curpbria
Clearfield
Jefferson
West Moreland
Human Fly to climb court house for drum corps benefit
In Ulsterdate June 21 1927 Harry Gardiner the Human Fly will scale the court house up and down at 7 30 pm following a half hour concert by the Drum Corps. The event supports the Legion Drum Corps and features a dramatic ascent on a public building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Harry Gardiner
Court House
Indiana County Republican Committee
Harvey R. George
Indiana
General State Authority
Indiana State College
Michael Shimko Jr
Homer City
Harrisburg
Indiana County
Coral
UMWA
Helen Mine
Guam as drug smuggling hub on world wide racketeers
Washington reporters describe Guam becoming a crossroads for heroin opium and marijuana moving to U S underworld markets. The Mog Fog ring allegedly hides drugs in household items and vases while barcoded shipments traverse via Bangkok Hong Kong Manila Honolulu and New York. Banks in Caribbean and offshore centers launder profits as smugglers pay street distributors in Harlem and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Guam
United States
Miami
Asuncion
Panama City
Hong Kong
mid-Pacific
U.S
Mog Fog
Bangkok
Manila
Honolulu
California
New York
Bahamas
Cayman Islands
Haiti
Jamaca
Netherlands Antilles Islands
Panama
Alaska
Arizona
Delaware
Idaho
Liechtenstein
Europe
America
Iran
Harlem
Spikers
Customs Service
Inside Labor Klondike Caper
Victor Riesel surveys the Alaska pipeline saga with Teamsters Local 959 power and security abuses. He details missing tools, bunkhouse riots spurred by lack of T-bone steaks and ice cream, and union control over camp access and shipments. He notes criminal activity, Army involvement, and inflated costs amid the six camp disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Riesel
Washington
Teamster Brotherhood
Alaska
Teamsters
Arctic Projects
Leonard LeSchack
Development and Resources Transportation Co
Jesse Carr
Teamsters Local 959
Bagatelle
Fairbanks
Alyeska Consortium
Burton
Senate
Alyeska
Teamster
U.S. Army
Field Newspaper Syndicate
Speaking Freely by Don Oakley on Burger quote
Chief Justice Warren E Burger warns at Columbia Law School that new substitutes for courtroom procedures are needed to prevent a society swamped by litigation. Observers note the real issue may be growing judicial activism as judges increasingly assume lawmaking roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Oakley
Warren E. Burger
The
United States
American Bar Association
Columbia Law School
Courts as policy makers reshape American governance
Berry's World notes state and local courts increasingly run prisons and hospitals and even guide legislatures. Courts set standards for welfare residency, education, and public facilities, with officials often shifting responsibility to judges while civil rights cases in the 1950s and 60s sparked the trend. Both sides agree there is likely no return to pre intervention days.
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Boston
Philip Kurland
University of Chicago
Harvard
Nathan Glazer
Donald Horowitz
Franklin B. Walter
Ohio
Roger Cramton
Cornell Law School
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Indiana Evening Gazette
Water St
Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Indiana, Pa
Second Clan
Second Class Poulage Paid At Inc
Internal Revenue Service
Drug Enforcement Agency
World Airways
Huff
Bonnie A. Clark
World
Edward Daley
Jaintiff
Daley
Charles Whalen
Tip O'Neill
D.mass
Whalen
South Korea
I'ruman
Dik
Jon Marshall
Feder
Berry's
NEA, Inc
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