17 Mar 1978
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1978
Page
1
The editorial notes a correction to a Wall Street Journal guest editorial about the coal contract. It explains the wage and fringe benefit breakdown, with hourly wage rising to about 10.20 by 1981 and total compensation above 18.00, including fringes. The piece admits misinterpretation and retreats from prior conclusions.
Jim Bishop recalls the Dionne quintuplets saga from Callander Ontario. He traces the quints growth isolation and fame from childhood to adulthood, noting misfortune, wealth, and family strain, ending with three sisters, each estate near one hundred thousand, and a quiet rural life.
The paper lists subscription options for Carrie Boy and Motor House services, with weekly and monthly pricing in advance. Rates cover Indiana County and nearby towns, with varied terms for different delivery plans and a note about second class mail imprint and postage.
A letter from an interested mother in Penn Run argues for fair treatment of coal miners, denying rumors of demands for 100 to 120 dollars a day. She cites personal ties to mining families and questions residents who oppose mine work yet rely on electricity.
A letter from IUP students suggests establishing evening classes for child care. The response notes the IUP Student Childcare Center operates daily 7:30 am to 5:30 pm for a modest fee, with contact Linda Thomas at 463-3290.
Washington reporting highlights FBI bugging that supports former U.S. Attorney David Marston’s claim that Pennsylvania officials suppress probes. Notes past investigations halted by leaks and political interference, including Henry Cianfrani, Abrams, and Gagliardi, with Marston later fired during the Carter era. Also covers a separate missing DD 214 case delaying unemployment benefits for a former Army Reserve officer, and brief items on energy-saving lighting and EPA fuel economy tightening.
The 29 year old David Webb was jailed for rape in Everett after a lineup matched his description. After 302 days in prison a confessed suspect emerged, clearing Webb. Webb seeks compensation though state remedies are limited. His lawyer plans private bills while some doubt his prospects.
Pennsylvania's 25 congressional districts face low local interest due to distance from Washington and large districts. Voters mix up federal and state roles, while two districts face payoffs allegations. Terms are short, hindering sustained local recognition.
Robert Medhurst of UC Berkeley notes students now discuss crime with police and avoid slurs, while pro tennis figure Ilie Nastase argues against women officiating tennis matches in a controversial mix of opinions.
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