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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1973
Page
4
The Anderson Herald weighs a looming Local 662 UAW strike at Delco Remy Division with a $4 million weekly payroll impact. It calls for full public disclosure, notes plant safety concerns, and urges both sides to reassess before a May 2 strike deadline.
The piece argues the United States built and secured the Panama Canal through treaties and military action, crediting figures like Roosevelt Goethals and Walter Reed. It cautions Panama’s push to oust US control ignores the enduring security role of the canal and the debt Panama owes the United States.
A humorous fragment traces a traveler’s experience with a single item called Super Dress. The narrator describes its deceptive versatility from chic to ubiquitous, noting its rapid spread through town and media references before attempting drastic disposal in a backyard marker scene.
The Anderson Herald lists miscellaneous postal charges and rates by mail for rural areas and towns, indicating rates such as annual payments and monthly options. The notices reference variable fees including annual, monthly, and quarterly amounts.
A Returning Traveler muses that Jane and Ramsey have fallen from capitalization to common nouns. He cites Henry Fonda and Ramsey Clark as examples of names losing prestige and notes a broader shift away from capitalized terms during wartime and after. The piece discusses cultural linguistic drift and public intolerance of certain figures.
Alice Widener reports on DATAR, the French government’s urban development effort Creating nine new cities for six million inhabitants near Paris Rouen Lille Lyon and Marseilles Marne la Vallee will be a countryside city with integrated economy and modern transport The DATAR staff of young professionals seeks to build livable safe cities linking to Paris and Europe and inspiring youth in other nations.
The piece portrays Governor Nelson Rockefeller’s push for a Long Island Sound bridge from Oyster Bay to Rye facing Oyster Bay opposition and Interior Department setbacks. It cites the Regional Plan Association critique and local efforts to preserve a tidal refuge while questioning traffic-driven goals and state-federal positions.
The White House uses NIH to issue weekly canned editorials on health topics aimed at newspapers and magazines. NIH writers were told to describe admin spending priorities while attacking Congress for wasteful spending, with bylines possible for top officials.
Column by Kevin P. Phillips analyzes how Watergate affects Edward Kennedy’s chances in 1976. The piece argues Morality politics may doom EMK, noting past incidents from Harvard to Chappaquiddick and comparing public appetite for integrity to Democratic nomination risks.
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