14 Mar 1975
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1975
Page
1
Pennsylvania lawmakers under a new system have limited floor votes. House Speaker Herbert Fineman leads a schedule where committees meet daily then table and report bills for rare full chamber action. Critics say the change wastes time and money while delaying broad legislative deliberation.
Jim Bishop reflects on March bringing tax worries X rays and a wedding. He jokes about government aid and naming a secretary of the treasury while detailing family plans for daughter Karen’s wedding and Kathi’s future. He notes nerves, cigars, and a trip with his wife after signing checks. The piece ends with a note on Sorbonne University.
Washington observers reveal Latin American terrorists fund revolutions by narcotics. Parachute drops, corrupt couriers, and bribes at U.S. airports enable heroin and cocaine shipments. Officials warn authorities must target overseas shipments and improve intelligence to curb the flow. Also Simon denounces OPEC oil blackmail and the looming energy shortage.
A column cites FBI figures showing a crime culprit’s odds of punishment are low. It discusses rehabilitation limits, calls for evidence on effective methods, and notes experimental strides in several states such as Ohio parole, Maine pardons, New Mexico job access, and West Virginia court services.
A testimonial dinner marked Charles Duncan Weeks's resignation after four years as general secretary of the Indiana YMCA. Friends he forged here were celebrated as the Indiana Gazette notes the event. The paper also reports the launch of Twin Earths in the paper and a YMCA drive surpassing its $5,000 goal for 1970.
At the National Governors Conference in Washington 28 state chief executives urged a voluntary conservation program for four to six months before harsher oil curbs. The National Research Council warned recoverable oil and gas reserves may be far less than thought and energy self sufficiency by 1980s may be impossible.
James D Lang Beyer thanks Indiana Hospital staff for excellent care and atmosphere. He notes faster buzzer response at Indiana than at other hospitals, urges support for the planned addition, and warns against losing personal touch with growth. He hopes the board maintains adequate staff and keeps the facility personable.
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