Editorials question tax relief and government spending
The piece argues Indiana lawmakers promise property tax relief but steadily raise sales income and other taxes. It claims cities and schools gain but do not cut property taxes, instead funding more projects. It cites Gerry Pratt and a nostalgic view of government efficiency, warning respect for government is waning amid rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana General Assembly
House of Representaives
Indianapolis
Indiana
General Assembly
Great Men Make Great Nation A Pearl City Leader's View
The Sun Company bio sketch of J Howard Pew reflects a 70 year industry career begun by his father in 1886. He prized public service and competition, warned against government overreach, and linked industrial freedom to national liberty. This portrait links oil progress to American nationhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard Pew
Sun “Git Company
Pew
Dustry
America
Federal plan to contract top federal executives faces Senate opposition
Washington report outlines the administrations push for a 3 year contract system under the Federal Executive Service for 7000 executives earning 29 000 dollars or more. Senate staffers and retirees voice strong doubts about guaranteed renewals and firing mechanisms. The committee debates alternatives while the administration lobbies for the three year contracts and possible two to five year compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Dorsey
Washington
Senate Post Office and
Civil Service Committee
Federal Executive Service
FES
Civil Service Commission
CSC
Congress
Federal Executive Institute
Senate
Government Stall College
Ad Nauseam Death at Fun City and Paul Roche Praise
Review of a Mercury Records release Ad Nauseam Death at Fun City and Entire Shock. Highlights poet Paul Roche, his readings in the United States, and themes of polluted modern life and redemptive love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fun City
Mercury Records
Paul Roche
Geveral
Aldermaston
England
United States
Rovhe
Lindsay
New York
Guardian
Eiliot
Thos
Nob
Adman
Hig Ropy
Coleridge
Poels
Imyatielshy
St.Philip
Neri
St. Philip
Candace
Copsright
Fea, Corp
Congress Awol Critique Spurs Push for 60 Percent Vote Rule
Margaret Chase Smith denounces absenteeism in Congress as a threat to a functional republic. She proposes a constitutional amendment to remove members who vote less than 60 percent, arguing too many desks sit empty while lawmakers chase personal or campaign interests. She condemns self-serving behavior and urges accountability beyond partisan lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Margaret Chase Smith
Margaret Chase Staith
United States Congress
Yeaven
Smith
Senate
Lule
Rune Ding
Swort
Sen. Smith
Republic
Gen
Fea, Corp
No unforgivable sin in Vietnam era loyalties debated
McNaugh Syndicate column argues against amnesty for Vietnam era draft dodgers and deserters. It rails at disloyalty and national betrayal, urges selective repatriation and dispassionate punishment while advocating civic responsibility and self-governance. The piece cites Taft Koch Lusky McGovern and Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Hiroshima Complex
Bob Taft
Ohio
Edward Koch
New York
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
George McGovern
Fraf
Louis Lusky
Columbia Law School
Nixon
Calley
James Hoffa
Readers defend local schools and Vietnam aid effort
Readers letters defend the Classroom Teachers Association of Central Madison County against an unfavorable description, praising Frankton Elementary and Jr High, Frankton High, and Leach School. They commend Superintendent Prough, note accreditations since 1961, and report a strike-free district. Community letters also thank Remember Man In Vietnam Club for support packages to soldiers, plus a Christmas charity update from Madison County residents detailing toy and food distributions and community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Jerram
Frankton
Frankton High School
Leach School
Prough
MSD
Debltree School Corporation
North Ganstril Association“of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Lapel High School
North Central Association
Where To Write Your Legislators Card
Addresses and offices listed for contacting U S legislators in Washington D C including Hartke Bayh Dennis Hillis Bray with room numbers and building names. The note directs writing to Senators and Representatives with district and office details for outreach and advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sec. R. Vance Hartke
Senate
Washington, D.C
Sen
Birch K. Bayh Jr
David W. Dennis
Longtrorma
10Th
Distr
Hudson
Elwood H. Hillis
Longworth
William G. Bray Rowrn
Rayburn
Mamcock County
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Gerry Pratt
Post, Office
Mr. Pratt
Alaska
Stalla
Fort Knox
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
George D. Critienberger
Harriel W. Tower
Robery & Jackson
Jane Toriscott Charis ‘W. Lauokun
Treatverra
Linved
Honday
Motioutide
Tiger
Rvhculiher
Herald
A.m
Harald
Cheige
Associated Press
Paul Harvey News
Holmes Alexander
Roth
McNaugh Syndicate, Inc
Alexander
West Central Community School Corporation
Certin
Robert Dailey
Sandy Williams
David Bartlow
Linda Fox
Pendleton
Vietnam
Pardleton
Sir
PEC
Wayne L. Valentine
United States of America
Hudreds
Madison
Citadel
17Th and
Meridian Streets
Bebder
Seventeen Club
Aouse
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