Money questions signal landfill funding crisis
Editorial critiques Anderson city finances noting rising refuse volumes and landfill strain. It traces 1970 1972 dumping fee income from $91,568 to $109,432 then questions why 1973 projections fall $65,052 short, amid unclear receipts from industrial and private contractors and possible undisclosed fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson
Aimco Services
Guide Lamp Division
General Motors
The
Herald
Guide
Delco-Remy
Middletown
Chesterfield
Delco
Family trip diary from centerville seniors to Washington
A mother recalls a 1973 Washington trip with Centerville High School seniors. The narrative blends memories of the Capitol, Arlington, the Washington Monument, Smithsonian, and a bus tour with casual reflections on the kids, delays, and small mishaps. It notes a six minute Annapolis stop and a final regret about missing Watergate.
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Washington
Centerville
Ohio
Aioese
Mt. Vernon
Smithsonian
Annapolis
Washington Monument
Annaplis
Arlington
Francis Scott Key
Kennedy Center For Performing Arts
Watergate
Pentagon
White House
Inflation battle and stockpile politics in Nixon era
A column analyzes Herbert Stein and President Nixon's inflation strategy, arguing small gains matter more than drastic measures. It notes Stein’s view on supply shifts via agriculture and stockpile sales, plus Clements’ optimism that peace and disarmament reduce war readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Nixon
Congress
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Stein
Consgre
National Security Council
Defense Department
U.S
Europe
Asi
Defense
William Clements
Clements
Southeast Asia
Peking
Moow
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Meat boycotts and consumer chic challenge livestock economics
In the meat boycott debate, advocates risk driving prices up and harming producers. Farmers in Illinois Iowa and Nebraska warn that reduced meat consumption could devastate local economies, with a 10 percent drop potentially costing Nebraska about 500 million in business. Inflation and weather shocks already squeeze producers margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
KFS
Washington, D.C
Texas
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
Wilmette
Unicagos
Cesar Chavez
Frank Baker
Animal Science
University of Nebraska
Seattle
Wash
Towa
Ilinois
Washington’s urban renewal faced in Manhattanization push
The article argues Washington, capital of the United States, risks becoming a taller Manhattan through urban renewal. It cites Downtown Progress, BASYAP, and federal funds, criticizing high rise plans along the subway line, displacement of small businesses, and rising crime on demolition sites. It notes Nixon's interest and fears of overdevelopment around Metro stations and Pennsylvanian Avenue, contrasting civic booster aims with New York-like sprawl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Manhattan
Board of Trade
Downtown Progress
Co Ece
Ments
District of Columbia
Basyap, Inc
George White
Capitol
Congress
Executive Branch
Metro
New York
Gen
Fea, Corp
Realistic view needed on Europe policy and debts
Alice Widener argues in Brussels that preserving the Atlantic alliance requires a masterful presentation of US relations with Europe. She targets three problem areas money trade and agriculture, warning that European central banks could threaten US debt financing and that enforcing wartime debts would backfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Europe
Uncle Sam
US Treasury
Mohammed Ali
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Germany
France
Russia
Dawes
Britain
Hitler
Stalin
India
Butz
EEC
Soviet Union
Poland
Asia
Third World
Tom
U.S.A
If George Meany Were President Says Meany
Paul Harvey notes that ambitious labor dreams in Britain Argentina and Chile meet hard limits of reality. He cites Campora’s Argentina victory and the tension between worker promises and inflation, production, and foreign investment pressures. The piece ends with a speculative link to U S labor leadership under Meany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meany
The
United States
Salvador Allendea
Argentina
Te Peronsta
Buenos Aires
Hector Jose Campora
Campora
Peron
Juan Peron
General Workers Confederation
Organization of American States
Castro
Cuba
OAS
Tabor
Gen
Fea, Corp
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United States of America
Field Enterprises, Inc
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Indiane
Nberour
Provident
Harriet W. Toner
Robert &. Jackson
Meneger
Jane Toner Scott
Dolly
Indiana
Rou
Boone
Etter Pam
Lund
Harald
Associated Press
Thew 2
Charles W. Laughlin
Holmes Alexander
Phillips Survey
By Kevin P. Phi
Ethel Rosen
McLean County
By Russel Kirk
Presiere Nixon
I of Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wington
Alice Widener
West Germany
Western
Japan
Canada
Paul Harvey News
Ty George Meany
Pres
Evita
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