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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1973
Page
10
Details outline a Pentagon program to return and rehabilitate more than 500 U S servicemen from Communist prison camps once a Vietnam cease fire holds. The article notes broader war developments, inflation signals, and local notes across pages.
President Nixon declares an internationally supervised cease fire at 7 p.m. Saturday, with full U S withdrawal of 24 000 troops within 60 days and the release of all prisoners of war. He says South Vietnam will determine its own future and vows to recognize Thien's government as sole legitimate authority. The pact has broad backing from Hanoi and Saigon and aims to end a decade of conflict.
Indiana Governor Otis Bowen will present his budget message outlining the need for tax policy restructuring. Lawmakers will hear proposals to raise the state sales tax to four percent and adjust gross income taxes, with aim to free funds for local governments and schools. The session will feature public hearings and committee debates on the tax bills and related fiscal policies.
The body of former President Lyndon B. Johnson lay in state in the LBJ Library in Austin. Nixon declared Thursday a national day of mourning and the service will proceed to the Capitol Rotunda. Final rites will be led by Evangelist Billy Graham at the National City Christian Church in Washington.
State legislators express shock and confusion after the Supreme Court upholds a woman's right to abortion in early pregnancy. Reactions range from surprise to anger as lawmakers weigh legal ramifications and future state action, with some opposing past measures and awaiting fuller guidance.
A 77 acre parcel behind Madison Heights High School faces zoning changes to Business for a proposed shopping center, apartments and single family homes. Owner Joseph Armington seeks plan commission approval, with Walter Stasey of Robert L. Rock & Associates handling the case. The agenda also includes several zoning proposals and master plan amendments tied to YMCA expansion debates and other redevelopment topics.
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