Indiana lawmakers criticized for double pay bill on county boards
Editorial denounces Indiana General Assembly members for backing then opposing a bill to grant extra pay to county treasurers auditors and assessors for time spent on the County Board of Tax Review. It labels the move as dishonest politics driven by lobbyists and urges lawmakers to defend voters interests.
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Indiana General Assembly
Congress
Board of Tax Review
Sen
Thomas Yeague
Anderson
Senate
Million Dollar Boondoggle in Indiana Senate Chamber Remodel
Reported changes to a supplemental state budget bill would authorize spending over 1 million dollars to remodel the Indiana State Senate Chamber. Plans include facing north, marble desks and walks, a domed ceiling, and a private Senate elevator, funded from unappropriated postwar construction funds derived from beverage taxes. The piece criticizes the cost amid calls for property tax relief and questions lawmakers’ expenditures.
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Indiana General Assembly
Indiana State Senate
Senate Chamber
Senate
House
Grart Game Quote on Sentiment in Business
In July 1972 Mr Wiliam Grant of W T Grant stores stated sentiment matters in business. He argued cooperation requires human feelings and that laughter tears and sympathy are essential beyond mere profit.
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Wiliam Grant
W. T. Grant Stores
Thermostat Roulette Sparks Modern Marital Strife
A lighthearted column jokes about thermostat control as the new home wrecker in marriages. The piece cites heated disputes over heating, clothing, and comfort, with playful dialogue about custody of the thermostat and marital power dynamics. Copyright 1972 Field Enterprises, Inc.
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Mr. Weird
Eileen
Field Enterprises, Inc
Freedoms Foundation praised for shaping American character at Valley Forge
Alice Widener extols Freedoms Foundation in Valley Forge Pennsylvania for fostering Washingtonian ethics. The piece recalls General Harold K. Johnson USA (Ret.) as president and Dwight D. Eisenhower as honorary chairman, highlighting the foundation's nonpartisan mission, National Recognition Award to the author, and calls for financial support to sustain its educational and patriotic activities.
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Freedoms Foundation
New York City
Daniel Webster
América
Washington
Valley Forge
Pennsylvania
George Washington
Puopose
Harold K. Johnson
USA
Dwight D. Eisenhower
General Johnson
Douglas MacArthur
North Dakota
Johason
West Point
Bataan
Philippines
Johnson
Boy Scouts
Enete
Foundation
U.S.A
Nixon and busing policy in flux amid White House clash
The article traces Nixon's jittery anti-busing stance amid shifting White House guidance. It cites A G Mitchell, Elliot Richardson, George Shultz, John Ehrlichman, and Ed Morgan steering policy, recalls 1971 Austin busing disputes, notes Tower fears, and suggests advisers favor limited grounds to appeal while public opinion grows against forced busing.
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Nixon
Washington
Phillips
China
Atorney
John Mitchell
HEW
Elliot Richardson
Office of Management and
Buidget
George Shultz
John Ehrlichman
Ed Morgan
Ehrlichman
Austin
Tex
Federal District Court
Tower Court
Court of Appeals
Fam
Harry Pence
White House
Dent
Dixie
Ans
Bebt
Heaw
Justice Department
Texas
John ‘Tower
Richardson
Ite
Massachusetts
Shultz
Yale Law School
Alexander Bickel
Supreme Court
Brown
Norman Lett
R-N.y
Ehrlichman-Shhullx-Richardson
King Features Syndicate
UN Wakes Mean Revenge On An Ex Member Taipei
The 1972 McNaught Syndicate piece discusses ROC expulsion from UN agencies under Kurt Waldheim, with Taiwan officials like Dr. Bruce Billings seeking scientific role and considering foundations for aid. It notes ROC losses of access to specialized agencies and travel bans, plus calls for public explanation from UN representative George Bush.
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Taipe
Taiwan
United Nations
Labe
Hils
Alexander
Republic of China
ROC
UN General Assembly
People’s Republic of China
PRG
Higv
Kurt Waldheim
Austria
Thant
Waldheim
Perhaas Yepa
Peale
Ich
PRC
Taipei
New Deli
For
Bangkok
Brussels
U.S
Walter McCaughy
Bruce Billings
Billings
Acvatd
Johny Hopkins
Tha UN
China
Congress
George Bush
Kurt Waldhelm
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Individualized Temperature From Furniture To Clothing
Paul Harvey contends that personal conditioning is inevitable with advances in heating fabrics and furniture. He imagines living spaces and attire tailored to individual temperature preferences, from heated upholstery and battery powered clothing to adjustable blankets and chairs, predicting widespread customization despite battery limits.
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Tam
Homer McKee
Johnson Boys
Gen. Fea, Corp
Westmoreland as INS chief rumor stirs Washington
INS workers speculate that General William Westmoreland could become the next INS commissioner amid criticism of illegal immigration and thin border enforcement. The Pentagon denies comment while insiders note Westmoreland’s age and retirement eligibility.
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Washington — Immigration and Naturalization Service
INS
William Westmoreland
Armed Forces Journal
Pentagon Seuttlebutt
Pentagon
Raymond F. Farrell
Ball
Farrell
Westmoreland
Army
Citadel
White House
Secret Service
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Coutier
Motion Rural
Kharies
Herold
Dofivar
Associated Press
Alice Widener
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Holmes Alexander
Paul Harvey
Harvey
Mike Cousey
Romana Banuelos
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Norman Heckman
Library of Congress
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