30 Sep 1972
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1972
Page
1
The piece argues public bodies must limit closed sessions, citing Woodrow Wilson and court rulings that public business is public. It warns that quiet deliberations breed suspicion and silences public input, urging openness except for rare privacy needs. It also includes a satirical interview on New York noise law and public reaction.
A chaotic scene unfolds on Fifth and Eighth Avenues as discussions of a new antinoise law provoke tensions between officers and pedestrians. A bystander offers money during a mock stickup while police consider enforcement options and mayoral signoff, amid jeers and crowd pressure.
The Marion Center Volunteer Fire Department expresses gratitude to all who assisted during the September 13 1972 flood. Secretary Jerry Reiter notes citizens’ readiness to help in any emergency.
In late September 1922 about 2000 acres of woodland and timberland burned across Indiana Cambria and parts of Blair and Clearfield counties. District Forester Walter D Ludwig blamed more than 40 fires, with damage reaching thousands of dollars, the worst on record.
Washington column by Jack Anderson reports Jimmy the Greek Snyder rates Nixon as a 15 to 1 favorite over McGovern nationally and 3 to 1 in California Illinois New York and Ohio with DC favoring McGovern Massachusetts Minnesota South Dakota and Wisconsin as key states.
The article reports Harold C. Passer's Las Angeles address forecasting a 6 percent real growth by year end 1972 with inflation easing and unemployment near 5 percent, plus the political backdrop of Nixon's polling gains and Democratic responses. It contrasts newspaper editorials and voter independence with potential landslide outcomes and party strategy.
The grain sale to the Soviet Union raises questions about subsidies, favors, and potential windfalls for exporters and industry. It highlights cross hiring between Agriculture officials and grain firms, possible favoritism, and the risks of private enrichment at public expense as congressional probes loom toward November.
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