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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1973
Page
22
Editorial comments on Nixon's inaugural address frame the era as a test of national responsibility. It praises limited government, urges individual effort, and asks Americans to support leadership while answering to God, history, and conscience for these years.
A column argues state and private colleges increasingly favor vocational or semi vocational programs. It cites California Dominguez Hills policies and payroll credit experiments, warns of course cancellations for small enrollments, and notes risk to liberal arts amid student power and administrative reforms.
Erma Bombeck mocks modern security with a running joke about leaving the house unlocked and trusting a dog, a dented Edsel, and a self-deprecating view of family life. The piece blends light satire with domestic anecdotes and a constitutional preamble in the closing lines.
The article portrays Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield debating a shift toward a perpetual session with breaks, aiming to restore Congress as an equal branch. He pushes to preempt Nixon budget plans, restore control over spending, and revive vetoed measures, while criticizing executive-led budgeting via a unified computer system.
The article surveys mixed critical and public reactions to Last Tango in Paris with Marlon Brando, Pauline Kael, and others weighing its artistic merit versus explicit sex. It notes bans in Italy, debates about Eros and Thanatos, and commentary from Moravia and Grasso.
As Nixon begins a new term he is projected to serve until January 1977, with a career spanning three decades from early prominence against Alger Hiss. Historians note his long national service and potential to reshape U.S. domestic policy and foreign relations amid detente and a scaled back federal state.
Paul Harvey warns that Japanese buyers are acquiring wide swaths of American commerce from textiles to real estate and precious stones. He argues Japan’s massive imports and low wages give it a limitless US market, urging restraint to prevent a forced currency revaluation and widespread underselling.
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