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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1971
Page
4
At Northern Illinois University the president bans the American National Anthem to prevent campus trouble after militants disrupted a football game. The move draws criticism that a vocal minority infringes on the rights of the many as Air America mourns with students and alumni.
A critique of a Department of Health Education and Welfare booklet on welfare, arguing it downplays fraud while noting investigations by officials reveal larger issues. It cites examples from New York and other locales, with quotes from Woody Hayes about public scrutiny of welfare.
A six year old Erma Bombeck column titled At Wits End returns as a Christmas classic. She recalls the joy of morning wonder, the shift to adult routines, and the enduring idea that the true Christmas child remains in us through rituals, gratitude, and shared moments.
The article reviews the rise of Americans for Effective Law Enforcement AELE as a counterweight to the ACLU. It cites AELE briefes in stop and frisk searches search warrants and informers protection and argues that stern deterrents are needed to curb crime while defending the innocent.
The Federal Diary outlines potential January pay boosts for white collar federal workers including 1.3 million affected. It notes a 5.5 percent rise may apply to Veterans Administration, Foreign Service, and related staff, contingent on a salary review. Also discussed are health premium hikes and a Nixon decision deadline.
A 1971 commentary argues that health warnings fail to curb smoking while noting rising cancer risk and heart disease threat. It cites Dr Harry Daniels on wrinkles from smoking and calls for positive health messaging and rewards, not just scolding. The piece cites Kennedy era fitness goals, college food trends, and FTC tax data showing more Americans smoking.
Holmes Alexander reports on Defense Secretary Laird presiding at Deputy Secretary David Packard’s farewell press conference. Packard, from Hewlett Packard, symbolizes the Military Industrial Complex. Laird may choose a replacement from the Complex as defense spending shows cuts and base closures, while Packard remains in Washington to aid transition.
A Harris survey notes Americans gave high marks to business for quality in 1966, falling to 46 percent today. Trust in business to provide opportunity and creativity also declined, amid rising expectations of social responsibility and the influence of consumer advocates and environmental groups.
A fragmented roster lists congressional offices in Washington D C with room numbers and building names including the Old Senate Office Building and the Rayburn Building. It mentions senators Hartke Bayh and others and references contact details for writing to legislators.
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