Gardner Says No to White House in Carter Transition Scrutiny
Washington report details LC Ghikes Gardner as a blunt administrator who resisted requests for extensive transition funds. The article traces his conflict with Walter Kallaur over control and accounting of tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars used for Carter and Mondale transition expenses. Gardner left the GSA amid policy clashes, later becoming a college official in St. Petersburg Florida.
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Jonathan Stein
Jack Mickerd
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Lottery as bucking病 hospital beds?
Las Vegas Sunrise Hospital runs a Friday Saturday lottery to fill beds, offering a $4,000 Mediterranean cruise prize. The plan boosted weekend admissions by about 40 percent, while experts propose quotas for doctors and other cost-cutting ideas to keep hospitals full.
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World learns to view live events via satellite
One in four people worldwide, over a billion individuals, can now watch major events live on television through satellite transmission. The breakthrough expands access to news sports and cultural moments across continents, reshaping global media consumption.
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Washington Merry-Go-Round exposes federal waste and excess
The column reports heavy government waste in travel and moves at the Small Business Administration and Health Resources Administration, critiques procurement and inventory across the armed services, and notes lavish signs of status in bureaus, with examples from 1976 to early Carter era. It also adds light political notes on Susan Bergman, Carl Albert, and Carter staff.
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Sun Myung Moon
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Carl Albert
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Atlantic City's labor licensing push targets unions amid casino boom
A RAND-era Atlantic City piece details a drive by New Jersey's State Investigation Commission to license unions and workers in the new gambling economy. The plan would require unions and affiliated groups to disclose officers, affiliation, and pension funds before bargaining with casino hotels and ancillary services as mobs and corruption loom behind the boardwalk expansion.
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New Jersey
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Camden
Joseph Rodriguez
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al Bramlet
Bramlett
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Rodrigeur
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Blairsville infant attacked as search widens in Blairsville
Officials across Blairsville and Westmoreland County seek the human fiend who battered and likely fatally injured an eight year old girl on a Wednesday morning. Police and posses comb the area while details remain scarce and investigators pursue leads.
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Pennsylvania
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Graceton
Richardson Dilworth
Indiana County Democratic Committee
E. James Trimarchi Jr
William Sutherland
Graystone
Citizens For American Way of Life
Central Indiana
Rustic Lodge
Capital
John Kostas
Andrew Stavres
Bounce-A-Thon raises 5500 for Muscular Dystrophy
Lambda Chi Alpha and Alpha Sigma Alpha brothers and sisters hosted their third annual Bounce-A-Thon raising about $5,500 for Muscular Dystrophy. Forty or so groups participated including Delta Tau Delta Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Alpha Delta Pi with Turnbull Hall and Stewart Hall placing in non Greek divisions. town and university officials and merchants supported the charity.
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Our Readers Write High Tuition at Indiana State Students Rally
Our readers letter from Indiana University of Pennsylvania students complains about tuition hikes up to 300 dollars per year. It cites economist projections of enrollment drops and higher room and board costs, urging readers to contact legislators to keep public higher education affordable.
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Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Help For Aged Dear Sir
A reader commends Mrs. Dorothy Merrill for her prompt caring role in Indiana elderly services. The writer shares how Merrill assessed an aging father’s needs and arranged comfortable living, urging support for senior programs and expressing heartfelt gratitude.
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