Those Landfill Receipts Clarify City Finance Accountability
Editorial notes updated figures from city controller Paul Newbern on landfill receipts for 1971 to 1973. It highlights discrepancies between 1972 and 1973 bluebook estimates, questions income accuracy, and urges tighter accounting of all fee sources beyond the sanitary landfill.
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Paul Newbern
Aimco
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Newbern
Owen Valley students clean up long‑standing dump site
A Spencer Indiana junior class organized by social studies teacher Lawrence Hunter spent a day cleaning a 20 year illegal dump and trash along four scenic routes. About 80 tons were hauled to a sanitary landfill after donations of trucks and gasoline. The project impressed students and educators, suggesting wider use for youth environmental efforts.
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Owen Valley High School
Spencer
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Lawrence Hunter
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Owen Valley
Gaslight Festival Draws Madison County Residents
Thousands attended Sun days Gaslight Festival kickoff celebrating Madison County history in Anderson. The reenactments highlighted early Anderson and Madison County events, showcasing sites and traditions and launching the sesquicentennial celebration with praise for the organizers.
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Madison County
Anderson
Federal Diary notes 5.4% pension bonus likely July 1
The CPI driven pension boost for over a million federal retirees and military personnel tops at 5.4 percent with July 1 effective date. March CPI at 129.8 and April CPI looming set the trigger, while officials brace for a retirement surge by June 20 to secure the bonus.
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Washington
CPL
Chile Of The North a warning on Canadian NDP rise
The piece argues that Canada, once a model of stability, faces a socialist shift led by the New Democratic Party in British Columbia under Premier David Barrett. It warns that nationalization plans, a capital utilization tax, a government energy board, and land controls threaten free markets and personal liberty, with American interests and neighbors at stake. It cites Barron’s Financial Weekly comparing to Chile and urges vigilance to preserve freedom across the Canadian Confederation.
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Canada
Quebec
Republic
U.S
Pierre Trudeau
Liberal Party
New Democratic Party
Confederation
NDP
Trudeau
United States
British Columbia
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David Barrett
Barron's Financial Weekly
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B.C
Energy Board
Legislative Assembly
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Hungary
Tribulations of P O W Interrogations by Ex Attorney General
A witness recounts a session where three returned POWs questioned Ramsey Clark about humane treatment in North Vietnam. Clark defended his peace efforts while POWs pressed for evidence, noting the broader debate on wartime captivity and torture. The piece compares South Vietnamese actions to Andersonville and reflects on cruelty, allegiance, and international protocols shaping POW treatment.
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al Clark
Hanoi
P.O.W
Clark
North Vietnam
P.o.w.'s
Jane Fonda
Mr. Glark
Miss Fonda
Ramsey Clark
Thien
Vietna
Thieu
South Vietnam
Geneva
Robert E. Lae
Andersonville
Togetherness of Watergate and Energy Crisis
A McNaught syndicate analysis notes President Nixon’s two back-to-back proclamations on Watergate and energy, arguing the timing signals news management and a symbolic link between national faith and fuel. It credits Nixon with credibility restoration while warning against pessimistic disaster claims and urges resilience.
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Washington, D.C
White House
Teancel
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Himsel
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Rome, America and Latin literature relevance today
The essay argues that studying Rome during Augustus offers insight into modern America’s constitutional tensions and cultural shifts. It stresses Latin literature’s lasting importance, Cicero and Virgil shaping the human condition, and Latin’s role in English vocabulary and Western civilization, urging renewed emphasis in education.
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Rome
America
Augustus Caesar
United States
Augustus
Nixon
Cicero
Virgil
John F. Latimer
American Classical League
Sounell
N.W
Washington, D.C
Greece
Blueing of America idea under Labor Dept rules
The piece argues new Labor Department contractor rules push ethnic hiring, predicting a shift in leadership from white lower to upper demographics. It cites the Bergers and GOP views, noting outreach recruitment and fair opportunity requirements across federal contracting firms amid a broader trend called the Blueing of America.
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Washington
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Labor Department
Peter and
Brigitte Berger
Charles Reich
Vermont
General Motors
Pentagon
Yale
Wall Street
Fordham
Wichita State
Thalians
Southern Baptists
Rand Corporation
White House
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Germany
Vilfredo Pareto
Republican National Committee
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Tatiana Roodkowsky
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