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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1973
Page
4
John D. deButts argues that personal care, competence and courtesy by millions of employees sustain production and service in the telecommunications industry. He notes small acts by operators and service workers shape a company’s image and even save lives, emphasizing individual responsibility in modern business.
Industry leaders deny conspiracy amid summer gasoline shortages. Chairmen cite 7000 producers 127 refiners 10000 marketers and 200000 independents to show breadth. Claims overlook causes like gas wellhead price controls and environmental rules delaying refining capacity.
A Field Enterprises column argues women outlive men, citing a Bri Medical Association theory about staying limber through housework. It also recounts a Michigan housewife’s near-electrocution injury from a vacuum and other appliance mishaps, humorously questioning male disbelief.
In this 1973 essay the author urges calm amid the energy crisis, urges 10 percent gasoline cuts, opposes Sunday driving, calls for reduced street lighting, and favors speed governors and rationing to revive public transport and renew family life, arguing energy will come from human effort and ingenuity.
The notice lists contact details for U S lawmakers including Hartke in Old Senate Building Washington and others in Longworth or Rayburn offices. It provides room numbers and Washington D C ZIPs for Birenwayn Jr David W Dennis Elwood Hillis and William G Bray urging readers to write their representatives.
In a Washington briefing Nixon told 21 Senators that Archibald Cox, William Ruckelshaus and Elliott Richardson faced a critical move. He described Richardson as ambitious and insisted he would not harm Rich ardson’s chances. The piece outlines the Watergate tapes dispute, Stennis as referee, and Nixon’s decision to remove Cox to avert a broader constitutional clash.
The column questions if Agnew was framed and probes the line between courtesy gifts and corruption. It cites Bar ry Goldwater on Agnew, Otto emer’s racing stock trades, and widespread perks for governors and liquor officials. The piece argues the system fuels payoffs, not just personal wrongdoing.
Alice Widener reports a nationwide poll asking readers whether leaders should deliver blunt bad news about the energy crisis. The piece notes officials and media figures debating tone, with calls for candor and a reluctance to spread gloom. Readers are invited to vote via syndicate mail ballots in late 1977.
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