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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1973
Page
16
Interim guest columnist Cindy Shafer speaks to a few thoughtful youths in Old Western Village about why war exists and how young readers can understand the issue, noting that some teens influence adults while others chase harmless New Year’s Eve mischief with firecrackers and doorbell jingles.
A New Year note reports a firm with about 100 workers slow to arrive on time. Supervisors provided 90 parking spaces but now say no tardy employees were involved. ten late workers face distress after attempting earlier arrivals.
A long fragment mixes a plea for consideration to avoid frightening children with a dense, late night to dawn TV grid listing multiple programs and hosts. The piece juxtaposes civic-minded wishes with a 4 AM to 1 AM schedule across NBC CBS ABC and local channels, presenting a snapshot of a community broadcast lineup and a social message embedded within.
A discussion of municipal bond funds noting that most use a load charge of 3 to 4 percent to compensate sponsors, with no annual management fee. Funds like Nuveen Tax Exempt Bond Fund and Municipal Investment Trust are cited, along with others sponsored by Paine, Weber Jackson & Curtis and Dean Witter. Also explains why investors can be locked in and how capital gains taxes affect profits.
Rangoon reports more than 500 people detained since the government’s December 24 declaration of war on economic insurgency. Col. Tin Oo of the National Intelligence Bureau cited 534 speculators held for hoarding cooking oil and fishery products.
A widow sues the city after her husband Jim drowns when his car crashes through a bridge wall. The court notes a weak wall design and lack of barriers, ruling the city failed in its duty to protect motorists. The decision hinges on whether the city bears liability for the death.
Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim and U.S. Secretary of State William P. Rogers held two hours of talks over the weekend focusing on Vietnam. Waldheim had signaled willingness to mediate and pressed Rogers for peace efforts. The meeting occurred on Eleuthera in the Bahamas where both were vacationing.
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