Government Regulations Drive Higher Prices Across Goods
The text argues federal rules from the EPA and DOT raise auto costs at purchase and over three years, citing at least 615 dollars for safety and emission gear and about 1225 dollars with more rules. It mentions the failed seat belt interlock adding 500 million in cost and notes broad price rises affect many items for Andersonians and Madison County residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Environmental Protection Agency
Department of Transportation
Andersonians
Madison County
Congress won t curb spending says ONeill on TV
House Majority Leader Thomas P. ONeill accused the President of blocking efforts to cut federal spending. He criticized the last five budgets as higher than Congress preferred and warned how a thrifty Congress could be led toward fiscal ruin by the President.
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HOUSE
Thomas P
Tip) O'Neill
D-Mass
Congress
O'Neill
Gannet to exit broadcast properties over government interference
The Gannet Co Inc announces phased withdrawal from broadcast assets citing excessive government control. The president argues Congress origin of money and budget cuts are blocked, warning federal influence could shrink the broadcasting sector to compliant players.
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Gannet Co., Inc
Gannet
Paul Harvey on Crime Not a Money Problem
A memo argues crime rises despite more police and higher spend. It notes Mississippi’s prior poverty and low crime, contrasts with 1952–72 police growth, and cites escalating crime costs reaching 15 billion dollars while crime soars. It advocates prompt certain punishment backed by Ed Levi.
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Los Angeles
Mississippi
United States
Atty
Gen
Ed Levi
Punishment Certainty Reduces Crime Says Scholar
Harvard political scientist James Wilson argues punishment certainty deters crime better than leniency. Isaac Ehrlich finds states with higher conviction likelihood have the least crime and notes an execution to murder trade-off. The piece criticizes court delays in high profile cases like Patricia Hearst and SLA defendants, urging faster judicial action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
James Wilson
Isaac Ehrlich
University of Chicago
Patricia Hearsts
SLA
Anderson Herald Classifieds Promote Special Service Offer
Local notice advertising a special service with an $8.25 price and a free copy option. Mentions a phone line 643-5371 and distribution through The Anderson Herald.
The Crystal Balls Foresee Weather Wars and World Shifts
A playful survey of famed predictors Criswell Dixon Meyers Shipton Hindley and Nostradamus, outlining end of world dates pole shifts 1981 2000 1999 7000 and political shifts including detente collapse and a rise of a women led world government while noting imagined public forecasts and an expected 172 384 222 readers for New Year predictions.
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Criswell
Jean Dixon
China
Asia
United States
Rainbow
Irene Hughes
Ann Jensen
Dallas
Bullanon
Edggar Cayce
Alabama
New York City
Malcolm Bessent
New Mexico
Wisconsin
Arctic
Antarctic
Pratt
Kan
Mother Shipton
Charles Hindley
Shipton - Hindley
Nostradamus
Mystics
Geometry Torment Sends LA Teen Running Home
A Los Angeles high school student ran away from home amid geometry woes and parental pressure. The column recalls a New England sophomore who escaped math hardship to the circus, urging tolerance for students overwhelmed by triangles and hypotenuses.
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Washington
Los Angeles
New England
Miss Burrington
Cleopatra
M Burrington
Richard Dix
Boris Karloff
Priscilla
North America
Angolan Conflict Echoes Controversy In US Debate
The column rails at Soviet Cuban intervention in Angola and warns of broader colonial moves. It cites Senator Humphrey and Kennedy, calls for arms export limits, and accuses Washington officials of conflicting trade policies amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington, D.C
Soviet Union
Angola
World Organization
Secretary of State
Pat
Soviet Russia
Ussr
Hubert Humphrey
Ted Kennedy
South Africa
Zaire
Senate
United States
Aamoravase
Foreign Relations Committee
Kissinger
Europe
Helsinki
Rhodesia
Lyndon Johnson
Dominican Republic
Gerald Ford
Mayaguez
Sia
Cuba
U.S
Kremlin
State Department
Commerce and ' Departments
I loved you enough to be strict and honest
A mother reflects on the lessons of parenting choices that shaped her children. She recalls guiding, disciplining, confessing faults, and standing firm to protect, teach, and forgive as her kids grew.
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Disney
Ecofreaks Rally to Block Alaska Oil and Minerals
The piece argues ecofreaks oppose oil and mineral development on Alaska’s North Slope, claiming environmental damage while criticizing roads and pipelines. It asserts resource development is key to American employment and economic independence, condemning subsistence cultures as primitive and promoting modernization and jobs in Alaska.
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Ralphoe Tuled
Washington
Alaska
U.S
Lufkin
North Slope
United States
Where To Write Your Legislators
Directory lists Washington contact offices for Senators Hartke Bayh and Representatives Hillis and Sharp. It provides room numbers in the Russell and Longworth buildings and the respective Washington, D C ZIP codes for the 5th and 10th districts. Procedural shape typical of a civic notices page with office addresses and district representation.
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Elwood H. Hillis
Longworth
Washington, D.C
Philip R. Sharp
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Andion
Feds
Paul Harvey
THE
Anderson Herald
Ane Toner
Scott Vice
Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiana
DERG
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E Jackson Coyarles
W. Laughlinent
Genera Monaper
Yoosuee Sau
Inne
Gorrie
Ed Rees
Downs
Associated Press
AP News Pte
STING
Ethel Johnson Meyers
Greenland
Capital
Holmes Alexander
Russia
Panama Zone
McNaught Syn, Inc
Wit's End
Sen. R. Vahee Hartke
Russell Office Building
Sen
Birch B. Bayh, Jr
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