Political Roadblock by Ray Cromley
Washington columnist argues President Ford uses overregulation reform to pressure Congress, noting past shipbuilding and Minuteman funding moves. He describes resistance from lawmakers, the risk of political cynicism, and the shared principle among Ford Reagan and Carter in seeking less red tape and more efficient governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cromley
Washington
Ford
Naval Shipbuilding
Texas
Ronald Reagan
Congress
Soviet Union
Panama
Rick
Key Ten
Senate
House
Reagan
Carter
Speaking Freely Back In Business
A broad survey shows business is the top college major for freshmen, with 19 percent choosing it. The shift, driven by economy, job trends, and opportunities for women and minorities, reflects changing attitudes toward business and its future role.
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Don Oakley
American Council On Education
William Flewellen
University of Georgia
College of Business Administration
American Assembly of Collegiate Schools For Business
AACSB
Karl Cheit
School of Business Administration
University
Indiana printing and publishing company details and rates
The Indiana printing and publishing company in Indiana Pennsylvania lists staff roles including president treasurer secretary and manager. It shows carrier and motor route subscription rates, monthly and yearly mail rates for local and adjacent counties, and notes daily publication except Sundays and legal holidays with a garbled line of filler text at the end.
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Ray Lucilla H Donnelly
Sally RB
Naylon
Elizabeth A. S
Joan Kay Heed
Joseph L. D. Russell Kalemak
Associated Press
Carrier Boy
Indiana
Armsrong
Cambri
Clearfeld
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Migil
Fete in Ulsterdate and awards from Jaycees and IUP
May 27 1926 under the Ladies Home League of the Salvation Army a lawn fete will be held at 635 Water St. Indiana Junior Chamber of Commerce awards the Memorial Scholarship to James Kidwin Bobick. Dr Willis Pratt of IUP to receive the Alumni's 13th annual Citation on Alumni Day. State funds SB 313 move toward Indiana Borough sewage plant. The Conference Board notes 70 percent of the world’s population in developing countries with rapid growth projected. By 2000, 82 percent of humanity in Have Not nations.
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Ladies Home League of the Salvation Army
Water St
Clymer
Indiana Junior Chamber of Commerce
James Kidwin Bobick
Jaycees
Willis Pratt
IUP
Indiana University General
State House of Representatives
Indiana
Conference Board
Washington Merry-Go-Round: Modern Day Dreyfus Affair
Reporter Jack Anderson and Les Whitten reveal how a 1975 Army promotion list was manipulated to target Lt. Col. Wilfred Ebel for the benefit of Sen. Strom Thurmond. Ford signed a list later altered by razor and Xerox, prompting questions of forged White House documents and hidden investigations. The piece likens the affair to Dreyfus, noting power plays by Thurmond over Army and Justice departments.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Army
Ford
Strom Thurmond
R.8.c
Senate
White House
Defense Department
Justice Department
Thurmond
Justice
Pentagon
Wilfred Ebel
Reserve Officers Association
Sternold Strom
Callaway
Strom
Ebel
Verne Bawers
Bowers
Gerald Ford
Bel
Ford Hever
St. Louis
Frank Bartimo
Dreyfus
Labor council signals vote over Carter in July
Washington dispatch notes AFL-CIO leaders doubt Carter can win from Madison Square Garden to the White House. Meany suggests a July 19 meeting after the Democratic convention to decide support, amid a wary, cautious mood among national presidents who fear Carter but fear Reagan more.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Madison Square Garden
White House Rose Garden
Carter
New York
Maryland
Michigan
Peer Bommacito
George Meany
Meany
Fortune Magazine
Afl-Cio
AL Barkan
Committee On Political Education
COPE
Carter Shampions
Liberal Labor Clearing House
National Labor
Hubert Humphrey
Hubert
Humphrey
United Auto Workers
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
National
Aflcio
White House
Walter Reuther
Ronnie Reagan
Reagan
Atkinta
Democratic National Committee
Robert Strauss
Strauss
Field
President Ford loses momentum in Nixon era spoof
A playful recounting of President Ford misplacing his momentum, prompting the FBI visit by Clarence Kelley. The gag includes Henry Kissinger, the F B I, and a nod to Ronald Reagan who allegedly wanted the momentum as a joke. The piece ends with a cheeky suggestion to steal it back in California.
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Henry
Helsinki
Panama Canal
Etter
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Clarence
Betty
David Kennerly
Bo Callaway
Rogers Morton
Texas
Knute Rockne
Ronald Reagan
White House
Reagan
California
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Indiana Evening Gazette
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AMM
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Capitol Hill
Roberts
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