Where's Tax Relief in Indiana Tax Plan
The editorial claims the Indiana General Assembly fails to deliver property tax relief. It argues legislators use higher sales and income taxes, plus other levies, while promising relief that never arrives. It urges state gains to require local property tax cuts in exchange for increases.
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Indiana General Assembly
House of Representaves
Indianolis
Indiana
General Assembly
Hoosiers
Imaginary Old Man Reflects On Government Cost And Delay
West Coast columnist Gerry Pratt invokes a mythical elder who recalls 2 cent letters and 10 dollar interstate calls, arguing postage and phone rates shifted from public to private utilities while government costs balloon. He cites Alaska leases delays and SST funding as examples of inconsistent policy eroding respect for government.
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Gerry Pratt
Columst
New York
Post Office
Mr. Pratt
Alaska
Fort Knox
Great Men Helped Forge a Nation in Oil Leadership
A biographical sketch honors J. Howard Pew of Sun Oil Company, noting 70 years with the firm founded by his father in 1886. It highlights industry strides to make petroleum ubiquitous, wartime and peacetime risks, and Pew’s belief in public service over privilege. It cites his views on government, freedom, and responsible enterprise as shaping America’s rise.
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J. Howard Pew
Sun Oil Company
Dustry
Ars
Price
America
Government moves to end supergrade by three year contracts
Federal Diary recounts Senate opposition to the plan to abolish federal supergrade levels and subject top career executives to three year contracts. Committee staff argue most executives fear being forced out or downgraded if contracts lapse, while CSC favors a gradeless merit system. Debate centers on firing rules and potential compromise extending contracts to five years.
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Washington
Senate Post Office
Civil Service Committee
Federal Executive Service
FES
Civil Service Commission
Committee
CSC
Congress
Federal Executive Institute
Senate
Government Staff College
Anderson Herald AP Briefing Summary
Not enough readable text to determine a specific event or details. The fragment indicates affiliation with the Associated Press and the Anderson Herald, but no actionable facts, names, dates, places, or outcomes to summarize into a full card.
Death and Love at Fun City by Russell Kirk
Review of Mercury Records stereo release Ad Nauseam Death at Fun City or Future Shock. Praises Paul Roche as translator and poet observer, notes his conservative guardianship of “the permanent things” and his depiction of Fun City as polluted Loveless modern life. Describes Roche’s essay on poets saving humanity, memory and imagination, and highlights Roche as a religious visionary.
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Fun City
Mercury Records
Paul Roche
Aldermaston
England
United States
Cosmopolis
Roche
Lindsay
New York
T. S. Eliot
Coe
Paul
Go d
St. Philip Neri
St. Philip
Candace
Gen. Fen. Corp
No unforgivable sin in the Vietnam era jury duty case
Holmes Alexander argues that amnesty for draft dodgers harms American civic duty. He condemns disloyalty and exile as excusable under pity, urges a return to self-government and mandatory jury service, and warns against letting defeatist attitudes erode national loyalty.
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Washington, D.C
Hiroshima Complex
Vietnam
Bob Taft
Ohio
Edward Koch
New York
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Geor McGovern
Louis Lusky
Lumbia Law School
Nixon
Calley
James Hoffa
Een
Rae
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Is Your Congressman Absent Without Leave
Senator Margaret Chase Smith blasts absenteeism in Congress calling out empty desks and self serving motives. She urges a constitutional amendment to remove members who vote less than sixty percent, noting travel and lectures as distractions. The view defends a tougher standard amid partisan critique.
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Congress
Margaret Chase Smith
United States Congress
Sen. Smith
Senate
Republic
Gen. Fea. Corp
Readers Letters and Community News From Madison County
Readers defend the Classroom Teachers Association of Central Madison County against an accusation of a weak system praising Superintendent Prough for debt-free finances and accredited schools. Also notes thanks to Vietnam club volunteers and a Salvation Army Christmas effort in Anderson and surrounding areas. Includes contact details for local lawmakers.
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Madison County
Jerram
Frankton
Frankton High School
Leach School
Prough
MSD
Pew North Central Association of Colleges Secondary Schools
Lapel High School
North Central Association
Salvation Army
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By Mike Causey
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Georce D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Charles W. Laughan
Jane Toner Scott
Pestege
Andersen
Indiene
Mido
Herald
Kiesey
Species Messenger
Shania
Associated Press
By Russell Kirk
Holmes Alexander
Paul Harvey
West Central Eee School Corporation
Sandy Willing
David Bartlow
Linda Fox
Pendleton
Wes
PFC
Wayne L. Valentine
United States of America
Citadel
17Th and
Meridian Streets
Ruth V. Rogers
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Sen. R. Vance Hartke
Sen
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Elwood H. Hillis
North
D.C
Repeonenea
Hamilton
Woten
Rep
William G. Bray
Rayburn
Certara
Sauing Mane Comey
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