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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1975
Page
1
Ronald Reagan, former California governor, weighs U S Cuba relations in his weekly column. He urges old fashioned bargaining and cites policy angles. Page 4.
A Beirut newspaper quotes Egyptian President Sadat warning that Israeli withdrawal from certain Arab territory must occur within three months or peace efforts led by Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will collapse. The note appears in the Mideast roundup on Page 17.
The article notes House Democrats ousted Agriculture Committee chair William R Poage and Armed Services chair F Edward Hebert. Page 19 carries this political change with details on leadership shifts and committee control. A separate piece covers former CIA director Richard Helms defending agency infiltration of dissident groups on Page 24.
A public notice style listing shows sections such as Opinion Sports Comics Funerals Markets and Classified Ads. It includes contact numbers and a sales pitch for quick buy and sell ads. The page emphasizes timely advertising and a White Norge refrigerator offered for sale with a contact phone.
Indiana House Democrats push a one month sales tax halt on all goods at a 9 am press conference in Indianapolis with plans for longer relief for auto buyers. Senate leaders hint at tax relief for renters and a permanent rise in individual tax deductions while Bowen opposes the annual budget concept.
Anderson Housing Authority Board may buy Allen Chapel Terrace Estates Apartments at 2215 Fulton St for $1 from HUD. The plan faces safety concerns and unclear feasibility. board may study options while maintaining confidentiality of aid recipients and setting monthly meetings for the third Thursday.
Anderson Public Library Board reluctantly backs a redevelop project to paint a large supergraphic on the Knights of Pythias building facing Main Street. The vote hinges on fire escape removal being postponed with state approval, a $9117 contract, and future razing of library properties for a new main library. The board also approves a living sculpture in Penney's Building lobby funded by arts groups and a spring arts and crafts show with booths for nonprofits.
Don E. Cope former Indiana parole board member now executive director of the Indiana Council for Effective Law Enforcement says the parole system is too lenient and that the "good time" law fuels robberies in Indianapolis He argues rehabilitation is misused and urges harsher sentencing to deter crime, while noting the council relies on donations and seeks tax free status.
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