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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1978

Page

4

City housing plan for Allen Chapel fails taxpayers

Editorial blasts Anderson officials for a proposed City Housing Authority takeover of the HUD owned Allen Chapel Terrace Estates. It argues the plan shifts costs to taxpayers via federal loans and rent subsidies, adds staff, and risks future funding cuts, citing a $10,000 delinquent bill and overall fiscal irresponsibility.

Anderson City Housing Authority Allen Chapel Terrace Estates Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Allen Chapel C. Alan Hornley

Stumbling blocks in Carter Torrijos canal treaty

The article argues Congress must constrain President Carter on the Panama Canal treaty. It cites constitutional limits on ceding U.S. territory, notes Panamanian leader Torrijos’ aims, and advocates amendments preserving U.S. control, military presence, and jurisdiction. It warns that absent amendments, approval is unlikely.

Ralph de Toledano United States Central America Torrijos Council For Inter-American Security Congress Supreme Court Canal Zone U.S. Territory Manhattan Island Senate U.S Canal Guantanamo CIS Panama Carter

Pentagon press clashes overshadow Carter era policy

The Carter White House clashes with the Pentagon over news leaks draw scrutiny as Aviation Week and Armed Forces Journal face investigations ordered by Defense Secretary Harold Brown. Public affairs chief Tom Ross probes Cordesman and ADL concerns, while editor Ben Schemmer seeks FOIA documents. Carter era press restraint debates linger.

Aviation Week Armed Forces Journal Department of the Pentagon Defense Robert S. McNamara Kennedy-Johnson McNamara Pentagon Watergate William Greener Donald Rumsfeld Bam Jimmy Carter U.S Harold Brown DOD Carter Brown Marine Corps Herb Coleman Washington White House Anthony H. Cordesman Defense Department Cordesman Israel Begin Middle East Sadat-Begin Anti-Defamation League ADL Tom Ross Arnold Forster Ben Schemmer Cordes Kissinger

Letters welcome at The Anderson Herald

The Anderson Herald invites readers to submit signed letters up to about 200 words. Typed or double spaced preferred, optional typing service available. Names printed unless requested not to, no third party sharing. The paper may edit letters to fit space while preserving meaning. Send to Reader Comment, The Anderson Herald, P O Box 1090, Anderson Indiana.

The Anderson Herald P.O Anderson

Terrorism fears rise as crime concern eases in surveys

A Kevin P. Phillips report notes Gallup and Harris polls show fear shifting from street crime to terrorism and political violence. While distrust in public safety remains high, concern about terrorism climbs with a majority rating it very serious and calls for strong national responses. Experts warn urban crisis risk could grow, with plans for crisis management and security measures discussed.

Kevin P. Phillips Gallup Organization Louis Harris Associates Gallup Florida American Association of Retired Persons A Louis Harris Robert Kupperman U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Carter U.S International Institute of Higher Studies In Criminal Sciences Siracusa Italy Ved P. Nanda University of Denver Chicago Cherif Bassiouni U.S. State Department Bassiouni King Features Syndicate, Inc

Need Self Respect Washington Dignity Reform

In Washington the Reverend Jesse L. Jackson argues for self-discipline and personal responsibility as core for Black advancement, opposing permissive liberalism. HEW Secretary Joseph Califano funds PUSH for Excellence with 45000 dollars to extend Jackson’s program, signaling federal support for grassroots self-respect driven education.

Ron Hendren Washington Jesse L. Jackson Jackson Health, Education and Welfare Joseph Califano Califano Hubert H Humphrey HEW

Pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the United States

The text declares the pledge to the flag of the United States of America affirming the republic under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all.

United States of America Republic

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