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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1972

Page

2

Public must solve business crises says Washington observer

James Sites argues three core challenges threaten the U S economy: rising government costs and taxes, fierce external competition, and a crisis of public confidence. He warns rigidities in unions pricing and bureaucracy raise costs and risk tighter controls. He calls for balanced reform and renewed trust to sustain productivity and jobs.

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Good News Bailey Found News Paper Founder Defends Policy

William Bailey a Sacramento California businessman started a newspaper called The Good News Paper about happy tidings. It grew to 11000 circulation by banning cigaret tes ads and sex movie ads and using positive leads. The paper ceased publication amid debt but Bailey did not print his failure as bad news.

Sacra- Faas U.S Bailey

What would you like your epitaph to say

A nostalgic musing on how people are remembered, noting both virtuous roles and trivial quirks. The piece lists humorous and poignant epitaph ideas drawn from acquaintances, and ends with a personal tale about schoolmate recognition. It reflects on memory, reputation, and the one line that could define a life.

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Postal Service Decline Spurs Private Deliveries, Says Harvey

Paul Harvey critiques U S Postal Service under new management noting slower intercity mail and late deliveries despite higher rates. He cites Wall Street Journal stories and Readers Digest data, highlighting cuts in window service, weekend pickups, and rising private couriers like United Parcel Service as faster options.

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Dracula Pilgrimages and Gothic Tales Across Transylvania

A narrator in the Count Drac ula Society discusses touring Dracula sites in Transylvania now part of Romania. Tours visit Bucharest Brasov Sibiu and other locales tied to Vlad Dracula and Bram Stoker era lore with travel details and a playful note on vampires and legends.

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Political scandals across U.S. presidencies loom large

A historical survey recounts Harding's room confrontation over past links to Nan Britton and alleged lineage attacks, compares Eagleton and Nixon disclosures, and recalls Cleveland and Jackson histories of personal indiscretions. The piece notes how such secrets affected campaigns and legacies.

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Where's Maggie at Miami Beach Senate row sparks debate

The 1972 McNaught Syndicate column argues Senator Margaret Chase Smith should be invited to speak at the Republican Convention in Miami Beach. It praises her record, notes her absence from the lineup, and condemns perceived gender bias while highlighting her leadership roles and voting history.

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Where To Write Your Legislators

A jumble of names and addresses lists several senators and representatives with room numbers in Washington DC office buildings. The text includes Hartke Bayh Bray and others with unclear district references and several garbled lines.

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