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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1973
Page
2
The piece condemns costly bombing and political perks while warning that future tax hikes follow reform. It urges individual effort as the path to improvement and laments rising social security and welfare costs. It also notes a cashless checkout trend in Syosset, calling it progress that may hasten financial ruin for some.
The Guide Lamp Division announced Thursday an expansion that promises economic development for the community and marks a dynamic step in industry engaging with workers, highlighting potential benefits and broader impacts beyond immediate job gains.
The article recounts Guide Lamp's an open exchange with workers starting last year, revealing cost pressures and pay scales. Worker input led to efficiency gains, cost reductions, and a 40 percent rise in business, fostering strong employee employer relations.
State actions favor nonpublic education with tax credits in California and per degree subsidies in Michigan. California offers a sliding tax credit up to 123 per child to encourage private schooling, while Michigan plans payments of 200 for associate degrees and 400 for bachelor or master degrees, plus tuition grants and scholarships for private college students.
Alice Widener argues against the New York Times critique of Governor Rockefeller and the three modern crime theories. She contends sentencing should not fit the individual, rehabilitation cannot replace imprisonment, and drug addiction is a disease needing personal willpower, not vague treatment.
The piece critiques Nixon era policy and Palme’s Vietnam stance, contrasting U.S. and Swedish views. It cites Pauline Kael and Wilfred Sheed while weighing moral questions of intervention and parallels to Dresden, Hanoi, and broader wartime brutality.
Southern Republicans claim a strong 1976 position with gains in recent years, stressing a strategic mix of pragmatism and unity. Leaders like Clarke Reed vow to influence delegates, courting including Percy, while emphasizing increased Black and youth participation to propel the Dixie GOP back to prominence.
Paul Harvey urges young listeners to heed immature judgment despite youth, citing statistics on auto accidents crime alcohol and pregnancy. He warns that age 18 marks responsibilities like war and driving while urges wiser choices to reduce risk and danger among teens.
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