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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1973
Page
27
The piece argues that public opposition to bombing and aid will grow when the cost of reconstructing North Vietnam is faced, claiming past history shows such projects demand high expenditures and sacrifice from the American people. It suggests the price tag will deter future ventures.
State efforts to aid nonpublic education grow with California adopting a sliding tax credit plan backed by Gov. Reagan and Michigan approving public funds for degrees at private colleges. The measures aim to keep independent schools open, reducing public costs while expanding parental and state support.
A high earning politician, living in an $80 a day hotel suite, travels by a $9,000 limousine to a $20,000,000 jet to deliver a speech on economy and tax reform. The piece argues reform often ends with higher taxes for the public.
The text warns of national turmoil from rising social security welfare and Medicare costs. It extols the value of individual effort, honesty, and hard work as the path to a secure place in society and a better life in America.
Hempstead Bank customers in Syosset use a special plastic card for purchases at about 35 retailers. Inserting the card triggers an automatic credit to the retailer and a debit to the buyer, a push toward a cashless society even as some worry about finances.
The announcement of Guide Lamp Division expansion Thursday signals a dynamic first in industry worker communication. The development promises economic growth for the community and highlights stronger ties between the company and its employees.
The article recounts how Guide Lamp management shared the company’s financial challenges with employees in 1972. Workers offered ideas to save materials and boost efficiency, enabling cost reductions without wage cuts. Production costs dropped as output rose about 40 percent, strengthening labor management cooperation.
Alice Widener argues against New York Times critique of Governor Rockefeller and three modern crime theories. She contends legal punishment must fit the crime, penology should not rely on rehabilitation alone, and addiction is a disease requiring personal willpower. She cites safety needs and compares to historical fears.
The piece laments Nixon's suspension of ambassador exchanges with Sweden and cites Palme's WWII comparisons. It cites Pauline Kael and Wilfred Sheed to frame moral questions, contrasting U.S. policy in Indochina with European wars and asking whether intervention in defense of friendly nations can be moral.
Guest columnist Harry S. Dent notes Southern GOP leaders aim to leverage regional clout for a strong 1976 showing. They seek to court candidates, maintain unity, and boost black and youth participation while recalling Nixon's Dixie strength and past convention battles. President Nixon’s Memphis message as Southern strength is highlighted.
Paul Harvey assesses the younger generation, praising growth and health while warning that immature judgment remains a key vulnerability. He cites statistics on teen drivers, divorce, venereal disease, alcoholism, drug use, and crime to urge wiser choices before drinking driving or marrying.
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