Government Spending Swamps Economy by 1980 Warns Analyst
Ray Cromley argues that by 1980 government at all levels could absorb 35 to 45 percent of GNP. Social security, welfare, energy, environment, and housing programs would strain taxes, with energy alone costing up to a trillion dollars over a decade. Private investment may fall as government growth chokes private enterprise.
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GNP
United States
Environmental Protection Agency
U.S
Women and the Presidency in Tiede's View
TOM TIEDE argues that no woman meets the traditional qualifications for president now, naming figures like Constance Baker Motley and Ella Grasso as capable but not fully qualified. He blasts both the limited pool of credible candidates and a list of 250 influential women, mostly entertainers, while suggesting change is inevitable and a future female leader may emerge.
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Tom Tiede
Washington
Redbook Magazine
United States
Constance Baker Motley
U.S
New York
Dorothy Day
Ella Grasso
Connecticut
Janet Gray Hayes
San Jose
Clare Booth Luce
Elanor Holmes Norton
Anne Armstrong
America
Bella Abzug
D-N.y
Margaret Bush Wilson
NAACP
Chris Evert
Marya Mannes
Mae West
Ms. West
Terson
Exxon
Virginia Masters
Masters and Johnson
Penny Tweedy
Rona Barrett
Pad
Hollywood
Julia Child
Julia Nixon Eisenhower
Martha Mitchell
John
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hanna Arend
Marian Edelman
Cissy Farenthold
Matina Horner
Coretta King
Carol Lefcourt
Patsy Mink
Susie Sharp
Jill Vollner
Jerry Ford
Second Class Imprint and Postal Information
The notice states second class postage paid at Indiana Pennsylvania. It indicates publication frequency as daily except Sunday and legal holidays.
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Indiana
Penna
March 11 1925 watchmen guard Little Mahoning Creek fishing laws
Spring to fall watchmen will guard Little Mahoning Creek against fishing law violations. Pynxsu tawney sportsmen pool funds monthly to deter dynamiting and other infractions. Indiana Municipal Band offers a free concert tomorrow afternoon featuring Cole Porter songs South Pacific Oklahoma and The Bells of St Marys. Sendracs Club sets March 17 18 for A Midsummers Night Dream directed by James Nix. Hillsdale fire destroys A G Lambie supermarket and hardware in North Indiana County. Blairsville council hears proposal for mixed low income and low rent housing initiative.
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Little Mahoning Creek
Pynxsutawney
Indiana Municipal Band
Manos Theatre
Oklahoma
Sendracs Club
Indiana Joint High School
James Nix
William Shakespeare
Castro assassination plots tied to Bay of Pigs era
Washington Merry-Go-Round traces CIA attempts to kill Fidel Castro from the early 1960s Bay of Pigs plan to later efforts, naming John Roselli and suspects in Miami and Las Vegas. The piece links the plots to Kennedy era events and raises questions about Oswald and Robert Kennedy involvement.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Cuba
Fidel Castro
CIA
Henry Kissinger
White House
Castro
Bay of Pigs
John Roselli
FBI
Las Vegas
Chicago
Roselli
William Harvey
James O'Connell
Miami
United States
Miami Beach
Fontainebleau
Havana
Kennedy
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Tive
Mexico City
Warren Commission
U.S
Oswald
Robert Kennedy
Robert
Sen
Ted Kennedy
D.mass
Wage leaps in bankrupt railroads spark national debate
Victor Riesel flags a "whopping" wage rise trend as unions win three year deals like Penn Central's 22 percent pay boost plus benefits while federal aid props up cash-strapped lines. He warns that taxpayer funds subsidize wage gains and questions public costs amid looming Conrail merger.
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Victor Riesel
New York
Seattle
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Afl-Cio
Penn Central
TWA
U.S. Railway Assn
Ford
Conrail
U.S. Postal Service
Federal Treasury
Europe
Mike Quill
Matty Guinan
Twu-Penn Central
Liberal View A Great Discount Offer By ART BUCHWALD
WASHINGTON The airlines are going back into the discount business with Tuesday to Thursday and advance purchase rules. The piece questions why a discount requires staying seven to 30 days and whether such conditions reveal control over passenger plans. It notes airlines seek new customers, not loyal business travelers, and critiques restricting trips.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Los Angeles
Miami
Disney World
Orlando
Discounted Travel Promos With Seven Day Stay Twist
A quirky dialogue imagines a 1990s style airline discount control in which a seven day Los Angeles stay unlocks a discount tied to a history of postal rates and mileage. The mock exchange warns of lie detectors, appeal hearings, and penalties for cheating the system, including ticket cancellation and luggage loss.
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Los Angeles
Wilshire Boulevard
Airline Discount Control Court
Burbank
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Women and the Presidency
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R. H. Ray Elizabe
Joan Ray
F. R. Hastie Ray
Russell M. Hicke
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Frank 5. Hood
Associated Press
AP News
Motor House
Armstrong
Cambria
Crosrfield
Jefferson
Westoreland
Hillsdale
A.G. Lambie
Indiana County
Blairsville
Local Planning Commission
United Transportation Union
UTU
F. A. Hardin
Brother Hardin
East
Texas
North America
Mexico
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George Washington
Berry's
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