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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1973

Page

4

Editorial on rising food prices and consumer impact

The piece argues Americans face higher wholesale to retail food costs with limited real consumption gains. It blames government policy, market dynamics, and supply shifts, noting shifts to cheaper cuts and packaged convenience foods. It warns of persistent price pressures as consumer demand fuels more processed options.

Agriculture Earl L. Butz Butz National Review Humboldt Judith van Allen Mot of Us

Dennis bill would curb presidential troop commitments

Lawmakers introduce a House bill to require prior congressional approval for combat deployments, barring emergencies without a declaration of war or attack on U.S. soil. The president would report to Congress in emergencies and seek approval or disapproval, with biennial updates if approved, and ending combat if disapproved.

David W. Dennis House of Representatives VU. S Congress Tonkin Gulf

The Unmade Speech of Jesse Helms

Jesse Helms, first Republican NC senator in 70 years, canceled his maiden speech out of respect for the late Democratic president. The piece traces his rise from broadcaster and aide to Nixon, his 1960s views on work dignity and limited government, and hints at future speeches applying his Americanism to the rift between the President and Congress.

Jesse Helms Washington, D.C North Carolina Helms Ral Ilan GOP Everett Jordan Nick Galifianakis Washington Nick America California Richard Nixon Nixon Russell Georgia James Abouresk South Dakota Hitler Abouresk

Bio medical thicket looms over Supreme Court rulings

A King Features Syndicate essay argues the Supreme Court's abortion decision and related rulings push law into a bio medical thicket. It questions whether present medical knowledge should dictate rights of mother and fetus and notes potential spillovers to obscenity and drugs law, urging a federal inquiry.

Washington KFS Supreme Court Justice Blackmun U.S Blackmun New York Marcus Senate King Features Syndicate

Abortion Debate Letter From Dr. Anderson

A physician criticizes the Supreme Court abortion ruling arguing it legislates immorality. He questions personhood of the fetus at six months and warns of future disposability while urging responsible counseling for women seeking abortion. Chesterfield signed William Anderson M D.

Where To Write Your Legislators

Directory style notice lists congressional offices with room numbers and addresses in Washington D C for Sen R Vance Hartke Sen Birch Bayh Jr Rep David W Dennis Rep Elwood H Hillis and regional representation for parts of Indiana Hamilton and Tippecanoe counties with districts and contact details.

Nixon budget stance reshapes welfare, defense and taxes

The piece argues President Nixon shifts from welfare expansion to cost control, backing a larger defense outlay with large personnel cuts, a volunteer army, and calls for tax increases. It critiques inflation, federal spending trends, and urges Congress to revisit foundational documents.

Television’s doubtful arrival in South Africa warned

Four years hence South Africa plans a color television service with language tailored broadcasts for European and Bantustan audiences. The state aims to promote Christian Western norms, restrict access, and curb certain programming amid fears of inciting violence. observers note cultural disruption and a loss of traditional conversation.

South Africa Africa State Commission On Television Capetown United Party

Bike theft fears close school bike use in Marina del Rey

Alice Widener recalls a rainy morning in Marina del Rey where her grandson Chris explains bikes are not allowed at school due to theft risk. He notes a local stolen bike market and that even a locked garage fails to prevent theft, reflecting broader safety concerns among students and families.

Marina del Rey California Jeni Chris Tarian Jene Taren Shee

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