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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1975

Page

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Pennsylvania Primary Expands to All Voters for Constitutional Amendment

Mason Denison explains that Pennsylvania's upcoming primary opens to all registered voters due to a constitutional amendment. The measure would curb governor interim appointments, require timely Senate nominations, and set fixed confirmation timelines, with enabling legislation to follow if approved.

Pennsylvania Senate House of Representatives Cabinet State Planning Board State College Boards of Trustees

End of piracy urged as Ecuador clamps down on U S tuna boats

Victor Riesel reports on Ecuadorian seizures of American tuna clippers from 1961 to 1974, the $6.1 million in fines and payments to Ecuador, and how State Department handling under the Fishermen's Protective Act shifts costs to U S industry. He urges stronger U S action and compares to broader piracy on the high seas.

Victor Riesel Washington S.S. Mayaguez U.S Paul Hall Evandor Inter American Tropical Tuna Commission Ecuador State Department Department of Commerce Fishermen’s Protective Act America U.S. State Department Congress OPEC Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Coast Guard

Jim Bishop Spring Yearning In Burr? No. A Poetic Portrait

A fragmentary poetic sketch by Jim Bishop evokes spring through vivid images. It blends nature scenes with domestic life and urban imagery, from mountain brooks and blooming forsythia to a White House lawn budget balancer and families tidying the house. The piece edges toward a lyrical meditation on renewal and warmth in contrast to lingering winter.

Jim Bishop White House

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Story Book Ball lights up Indiana County tree festival

A Christmas Fantasy called Story Book Ball will bring to life Cinderella Christopher Robin the Fairy Queen Rip Van Winkle Raggedy Ann Rudolph and Santa Claus among other Mother Goose characters. Mrs Abby Morris directs with more than 120 local elementary children taking part.

Cinderella Christopher Robin the Fairy Queen Rip van Winkle Raggedy Ann Rudolph Santa Claus Mother Goose Indiana County Abby Morris

Washington Merry-Go-Round Abusing Abuse Funds

Washington reports detail a $2.2 million grant pushed by Vice President Ford to benefit a private council led by Jerris Leonard. LEAA chief links and review panel ties raise conflict concerns while Leonard and Knowles have Wisconsin political clout. Ford’s direct interest cited, with ongoing FBI probe into related expense accounts.

Washington Ford Citizens Council Jerris Leonard Leonard Law Enforcement Assistance Administration LEAA Don Santarelli Santarelli Jerris National Institute On Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism Morris Chafetz FBI Chafetz Robert Beauregard Beauregard Robert Knowles Knowles Wisconsin U.S. Senate Wisconsin Senate

Debating Tax Bias Against Nonworking Mothers

Speaking Freely notes a 1971 tax loophole that favored working couples with deductions for child care and disabled dependents, and criticizes widening benefits for upper income families while nonworking mothers gain little. It questions equity between working mothers of various incomes and those at home, with broader discussion on education and earnings. The piece cites Wisconsin sociologists Hauser and Sewell on college impact and notes large figures on dog registrations and irrigation needs.

Don Oakley Congress Uncle Sam IRS University of Wisconsin Robert M. Hauser William H. Sewell Wisconsin

Water cost debate pits High Ridge against Homer City

A reader argues High Ridge water is cheaper and less hard, while Homer City offers better filtration but higher costs. The letter questions rate increases, government grants, and public input, urging voters to consider effects on fixed incomes before the upcoming ballot.

Authority Bill Graff High Ridge Homer City Evelyn DeMarines al DeMarines Sam Bura High Ridge Supply Homer City Supply

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