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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1973

Page

4

What's Wrong With Audit Patman pushes GAO review of Fed books

Congressman Wright Patman of Texas has introduced a bill to force GAO audits of the Federal Reserve every three years. The measure passed the House Banking Committee 21 to 8 but is stalled in Rules. Patman argues the Fed operates with secrecy and holds nearly 20 percent of the national debt in open market bonds. He cites millions in internal expenses and luxury items, urging a transparent audit to curb profligacy and inflation.

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Americans face energy diet curtailing luxury and travel

Paul Harvey argues the United States will endure reduced energy, travel, and comforts as nations adapt. He notes Britain and Japan ahead in facing limits, cites dark Wrigley Building and car pools, and urges developing alternative power like nuclear tides sun wind to restore 20th century material ease.

Britain London New York Northwestern University Minnesota Capitol Chicago Wrigley Building United States Gen. Fea. Corp

Nixon Enemy List Reexamined In IRS Harassment Charge

Lowell Ponte recalls Watergate testimony by John Dean detailing Nixon enemies singled out for harassment by federal agencies including the IRS. The piece cites Utah Libertarian Karl Bray’s subpoenas for bank records tied to tax resistance and warns of broader risks to political dissent and privacy ahead of elections in 1976 and 1974.

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Choo Choo Returns as Rail Era Reawakens

The author argues reintroducing passenger rail saves energy and time, citing Britain and Mexico, predicts revived long and short routes from Chicago to Detroit and Los Angeles to San Francisco. He envisions rail freight boosting coastal shipping and Great Lakes cruises, noting Mecosta’s vanished station as a symbolic turnback of time.

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Disaffection in Dixie as Nixon faces waning Southern loyalty

Washington dispatch analyzes Southern shift away from President Nixon amid tax questions and a sharp drop in regional economic confidence. It argues Nixon’s support in Louisiana, Mississippi, and the broader Deep South is fading despite historical loyalty, driven by income tax issues and energy-driven economic strain.

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Legislators ATWA Contacts in Washington DC

A list of names and addresses for Senator R Vance Hartke House Rep David Dennis and other officials in Washington DC including Longworth Office Building rooms and postal codes, indicating a contact directory for lawmakers and staff.

Senate Sen. R. Vance Hartke Washington, D. C House David W. Dennis North Office Washington, D.C

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