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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1978
Page
4
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Editorial endorses an elected nine member Anderson Community School Corporation board with at large voting and proposes Abraham’s district based plan as fair representation. It cites support from Rep Campbell Rep Blevins and ACSC superintendent Dr Gallagher and urges bipartisan action this session to replace the current appointed board.
In Houston during November the National news media mislabelled participants at the International Women's Year Conference calling feminists anti-family and anti-home while protesters in another hall promoted pro-family pro-woman resolutions described as anti-feminists.
A community gathers to recite the Pledge of Allegiance honoring the United States flag and the republic for which it stands. Residents affirm one nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
PAUL HARVEY argues air travel is safer and more routine than ever, citing O Hare’s 20 second takeoffs and landings, FAA actions, and the stark contrast between few fatal crashes and public focus on noise. He notes vast general aviation use, many airports, and ongoing debates over safety tech versus cost.
A satirical column critiques Health secretary Joe Califano's anti smoking drive. The narrator riffs on health panics and government campaigns, likening smoking to moral judgment while arguing for personal choice and skepticism toward sensational health warnings.
A concerned parent laments rising U S sugar intake from five to eight pounds per person yearly to one hundred fifteen pounds and urges limits for children. The letter cites health links to obesity and heart failure, criticizes school treats, and asks schools to publish warnings in faculty lounges.
Dear editor, residents criticize city expenditures on beautification and new projects in Anderson. They point to Aqua Gardens renamed Shadyside Lake, vandalism damages, a fire damaging the bathroom, vandalized Meridian Plaza lights, past wage strike for firemen and police, and nearly a million dollars for traffic signals. They urge public discussion of budget priorities to avoid debt and reliance on federal loans.
John W. Redmond argues that handing the Hungarian crown to Russians and yielding canal control endangers national assets. He compares it to betraying a farmer’s mule or a hostage ransom, urging protection of friend nations and strategic possessions.
Erma Bombeck humorously savages the idea of robot housewives and machine competence. She recalls a Cincinnati IRS computer mishap with a $42.17 bill, portrays computer limitations in human terms, and jokes that people may replace machines as technology advances. The piece satirizes friction between humans and machines.
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