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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1972
Page
4
A writer proposes that liquor sales fund care for alcoholics and repair damages from drinking drivers, placing responsibility on the industry rather than taxpayers. The plan envisions higher beverage costs to finance rehab, with claims that administration and facility needs could be managed without insurmountable difficulty.
Columnist Guy Wright proposes firing the top official in every department and replacing decisions with the second in command. Budget changes trigger salary adjustments, aiming to curb spending. a former official notes possible gains from a leaner staff.
A critical reading contends the Tennessee Valley Authority harms communities by coal and dam projects. It argues privatization would end taxpayer subsidies and reduce federal control, while acknowledging potential losses of trout habitat and Indigenous sites.
The Price Commission reduced Blue Cross Blue Shield January premium increase from 3 to 22 percent, extending the open season period beyond December 31. Officials note the 22 percent ceiling could affect other plans with higher increases and foretell ongoing rate scrutiny.
Special service notice from The Anderson Herald requests readers to follow certain instructions and submit a copied copy by 9 am. A messenger will deliver the response after 9 am. The notice cites Associated Press affiliation and lists contact details.
The Register and Tribune Syndicate notes a call to end exotic furs and urge a broader industry ban due to conservation concerns. It cites campaigns in Massachusetts New York and California and argues clean up now to leave a healthier industry. The piece also promotes a book Museums and the Environment a handbook for education and recycling progress with 565 million glass containers recycled.
A federal judge Otto Kerner of the Seventh Circuit faces an 18 count indictment with possible 83 year term. The former Illinois governor who headed the Kerner Commission on civil disorders is criticized for incompetence and ties to political machines.
A McNaught Syndicate column compares De Gaulle and Nixon, arguing both pursued a continental prosperity sphere from the Atlantic to the Urals. It notes De Gaulle’s imperial exit from North Africa and France’s push toward a nuclear force while Nixon shifts diplomacy with China and aims at an Atlantic to Urals system alongside allies.
Hayakawa discusses Korzybski and evaluation in parent child relations. A mother recalls misbehavior due to fatigue and illness and learns to reframe actions by considering a 101 temperature. The piece argues that awareness of evaluative thinking improves responsive, flexible parenting and emphasizes observable cues like a driving white line to guide conduct.
A fragmentary piece discusses a child’s view on politics and honesty in school life. It weaves a humorously sharp dialogue about truth and public scrutiny, mentioning a student narrator and a classroom setting with Miss Wagner as a central figure.
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