04 Mar 1976
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1976
Page
1
Washington column portrays Arthur Burns, Fed chair under Ford, as a controlled force guiding money supply. Burns is depicted balancing inflation fears with growth signals, while Ford faces scrutiny over whether Burns’ tightrope approach sustains prosperity ahead of the election.
Washington column critiques moves to add health warnings to cigarettes and liquor, arguing warnings have little impact on behavior. It notes rising smoking among youths, saturation of labels, and warns against forcing health reforms by labeling. The piece contends government coercion for health is not proven to improve well being.
The notice lists monthly or per month pricing with three 8.56 figures, a yearly $36.00 option, and joining counties pricing under 50 years at $11.00. It mentions six months subscription extension and implies revised terms for regional readers.
A large fire yesterday morning in Stafford destroyed two business places and three two story dwellings, damaged another residence, burned thirteen automobiles, and knocked out the telephone system. The cause remains unknown.
Washington Merry-Go-Round reveals CIA covert drug testing under MK ULTRA and MK DELTA with deaths of unwitting subjects. Documents show ongoing programs through MK SEARCH until late 1960s, despite alleged closures. Qaddafi signals friendliness to shift U.S. ties as Libyan purchases of eight Lockheed C 130 planes stall over delivery and policy concerns.
The Boy Scouts of America update its handbook toward daily living and consumer awareness with new merit badges like Consumer Buying and home hazard checks. A separate note proposes a new corporate role vice president energy to cut waste and save at least ten percent of national energy use. A jogger warns jogging may harm health, citing potential varicose veins, clots, spinal pressure, and other risks, while acknowledging debate over jogging’s benefits.
In a Washington briefing Ford is said to be confident of an improving economy with inflation down and unemployment easing. Reportedly Simon notes growth, stock gains, and a strong labor base as the political focus shifts to foreign policy ahead of the election. Meany’s evasive reply hints at cautious stance amid a pro-Ford economic backdrop.
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