Thornburgh to unveil budget as Senate Democrats plan alternative
Gov. Thornburgh will present his first budget next week while Senate Democrats announce a formal socratic alternative. They aim to outline distinct Democratic priorities after Thornburgh’s address to a joint Legislature, with a March 13 meeting likely to precede House-Senate budget talks. The plan supports keeping personal income tax at 2.2 percent and corporate net income tax at 10.5 percent amid deficit questions.
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Nations agree to 5 percent oil cut to cover Iranian shortfall
The IEA comprising the United States and 19 other industrial nations agreed to reduce oil consumption by five percent to offset Iran's supply cut. The US would save about one million barrels daily, mainly through voluntary measures rather than mandatory rationing.
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Peace Talk Tone Said Encouraging
Washington AP Carter and Begin seek to revive stalled Mideast peace talks with hopeful tone after near two hour talks. They plan sessions today and a possible Camp David summit, with a dinner at Blair House.
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China Vietnam War Talks Rejected as Brezhnev Presses Ultimatum
Vietnam rejects a Chinese proposal to discuss peace saying it masks war escalation. Brezhnev demands China halt the invasion and withdraw all troops. Reports say Chinese forces encircle Lang Son while Vietnam claims 2,500 Chinese casualties in recent fighting.
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Gondal Seeks Nomination for Indiana County Sheriff
John R. Gondal announces his candidacy for nomination for sheriff in the May Democratic primary. He has served two years as interim sheriff, appointed by Governor Shapp, and is a 28 year law enforcement veteran former PA state policeman. He lives with his wife Lucy near Indiana and heads six deputies. He pledges to make the office more viable and improve cooperation with local and state police agencies.
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Seats Available For May Caribbean Cruise
There are still seats for the Gazette's Caribbean cruise departing Indiana on Saturday May 19 and returning May 26. The m s Southward sails from Miami to Cancun Cozumel Mexico Grand Cayman Island and Jamaica. Cost is $945 per person twin. $100 deposit required to hold reservations. Contact Gazette Travel Desk at 412-465-5555 for details.
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Mondale Faces Democratic Dissent At Beverly Hills Dinner
Vice President Mondale heads to Los Angeles on 72 hour notice to substitute for Carter at a Beverly Hills fundraiser as Democrats press for leadership clarity. Activist groups press Kennedy challenge while Carter weighs Middle East talks and spending, with Mondale’s speech set amid factional tension and party dynamics.
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Tehran Violence Surges As Guerrillas Vie For Control
Power hungry guerrillas traded gunfire and propaganda in Tehran as leftist Fedayeen and Mujahedeen forces clash amid revolutionary chaos. No casualties reported. Bazargan govt struggles to restore order as Khomeini solidifies influence from Qom.
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Thornburgh seeks Senate halt on Macleod health secretary bid
Gov. Thornburgh asks the Senate to block confirmation of Gordon Macleod as health secretary. See details on page nine. Siamese twins operation ends life of one to save the other as surgeons separate twins in a court ordered procedure. See story on page 12. Gazette Classified Ad Phone 349-4949.
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