Madison County Assessor Broderick Elected AIC President
Mr. Broderick, serving a third term as Madison County assessor, was elected last week president of the Indiana Association of Counties, a 2000 member group. He has led efforts to equalize assessments, aiding county taxpayers and strengthening local government. The Anderson Herald congratulates him on the selection.
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Madison County
Broderick
Indiana Association of Counties
Dhana Association of County Assessors
AIC
Anderson Herald
At Wits End And The Spike That Held Bills
A humorous reminiscence about clever hoarding and holiday clutter. The narrator recalls hammering a spike into a kitchen wall to hold unpaid bills and the cringe of neighbors who mocked it. The piece then recounts social pressures to reuse trash and create complicating decorations. The narrator rejects hoarding and mocks the obsession.
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Dorothy
Karen
Lote Aiad
Tam
We Must Resist State takeover of school financing
Acommentary argues against a California Supreme Court ruling on public school funding via property taxes, claiming wealth variation invalidates state funding and warns of a federal takeover. It cites Gary Indiana as evidence that outsourcing education costs can improve results and condemns education lobbies demanding more money.
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California Supreme Court
Indiana
California
Gary
Ind
Peace Corps top administrator terms limited to five years
Officials announce policy to obey the law by capping top Peace Corps executives to five years. They say the law is now being followed after prior lapses, prompting questions about past government compliance and enforcement.
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Peace Corps
Why Higher Taxes Promote Government Growth
The piece argues that all government phases seek maximum operations and expansion. It contends that larger departments elevate a director’s status, prompting efforts to enlarge units. Each enlargement demands more funding, leading to increased tax requests.
Soviet naval buildup in the Mediterranean widens in 1974
The Russians continue a Mediterranean naval buildup with an average 50 warships in 1974, up from 11 in 1965. The U.S. count fell from 52 in 1969 to 46 last year and to a total of 54 in 1974. The figures may carry a discernible message for the United States.
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Mediterranean
U.S
United States
United Males of America
Nixon Primary Squeeze Plays New Hampshire Politics
A analysis of the 1872 presidential primary era shows Nixon facing two opponents in New Hampshire, with strong anti Nixon sentiment from both liberal and conservative factions. Will Loeb and Governor Peterson loom large. McCloskey gains conservative support while pro Nixon allies clash with local power centers.
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Nixon
New Hampsure
Washington
Kis
Yankee
New Hampshire
Richard Nion
California
Tete McClosky
Peking
McCloskey
McCarthy
Upsirge
Frivale
McClaskey
Eugene McCarthy
Gallin
Minnesota
University of Michigan
Johnson
Richard Nixon
New York
University
Loeb
Peterson
Ward
Prem
Loch
Howse
Manchester Union-Leaider
White Mouse
China
Air Force One
Siberal
McGlesliny- Teaning
Portsmouth Herald
King Poalures Syndicate
Edg ar Smith perjury accusation heats New Jersey case
Alice Widener reports on Edgar Smith, the Mahwah New Jersey confessed murderer in the Victoria Zielinski case. The piece questions his alleged perjury in Superior Court on December 6 and criticizes media coverage and Bill Buckley’s television platform Firing Line. It argues redemption requires truth and calls New Jersey to determine if Smith lied under oath despite public support.
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New York City
Ed- Bar Smith
Mahwah
New Jersey
Xeth
Jayear
Victoria Zielinski
Carl
Smith
Morris Tashmhan
Victoria Paclinsky
Gandpit
Victoria
Wiliam F. Buckley
Shannanigan
Bill Buckles
Tially
Donald Hummel
Edgar Smith
Bill Buckley
Bill
Edgar Soith
Nixon versus Congress in 1972 race analysis
Holmes Alexander discusses President Nixon's reelection bid, contrasting public support with congressional criticism. He notes foreign policy strengths, domestic policy clashes, and the 42nd Congress’s stance, predicting a tough battle as Congress appears to oppose Nixon while seeking its own presidential candidates.
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Washington
B.C
Nixon
Ways and
Goring
Midwest
Congress
Harry Touman
Thomas Dewey
Truman
Greece
Turkey
Ran
Berlin
West Europe
Vabor
Wht Congress
Peking
Loyse
Senate
Capitol Hill
Had-Boyrnee
Supreme Court
Interior Department
Walter Hicke
State of the Union
Livin Council
GOP
Harry Truman
Richard Nison
Sweeney
Trinnac
Muskle, Mills, McCloskey, Et al
Richard Nixon
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Indiana Private School Accrediting Act Faces Repeal Push
A harsh Indiana Private School Accrediting Act creates a broad commission with sweeping powers and heavy financial burdens, threatening private teachers and small schools. Critics warn licensing and bonding risks destroy private education while some lawmakers seek amendments to curb abuse. The Indiana State Federation warns repeal is needed to protect private instructors and institutions.
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Indiana
Algo
Ilood
Ty Andary Mies Ikan
Tawraot
American Federation of Musicians
Ko Ad
Fmtevoom
Michigam
Fea
Carp
Nixon Kennedy race would be real ugly and divisive
A 1971 opinion piece argues a Nixon Kennedy contest would polarize the nation and turn into a brutal, mobilized campaign. It recounts Kennedy’s past statements on Nixon’s Peking trip and POW issues, notes Democratic fears of a Brocked nominating fight, and warns of a harsh, minority-driven race if Kennedy is nominated.
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Congress
Kennedy
Peking
Nixon
Sen
Sen. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Konraay
Kermerly
Stith
Gen. Fen. Corp
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Inginna
Sear
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Tour Herald
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