Editorial on Anderson school board election plan stalling in Indiana Senate
Editorial condemns Phillip Warner for delaying a bill by offering a hearing without a vote. The proposal by Campbell and Blevins would elect a seven member district based board, opposed by a nine member district plan from James Abraham. The piece argues for resident control and warns of legislative delay. It urges residents to contact lawmakers with support for district elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Community School Corporation
Elkhart
House Education
Phillip T. Warner
Campbell
Republican County
James Abraham
Richland
Union Townships
Anderson
Harold Gallagher
Robert L. Rock
Gallagher
Blevins
Abraham
Warner
Chamber of Commerce
Indiana Statehouse
Washington St
Indianapolis
Ind
Labor law reform debate pits Right to Work view against unions
Andrew Tully analyzes the House passed labor law reform, arguing it risks forcing workers into unions and imposing penalties on noncompliant employers. He notes provisions for back pay, higher wage hikes, barred bids on government contracts, and curbs on representation hearings while warning of union pressure tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Tully Washington
National Right To Work Committee
House
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Senate
Self-deception by Ralph de Toledano stays the course of Cold War thinking
Copley News Service summary of Huang Hua speech and Western reaction. The piece contrasts Communist pragmatism with American fear of war, arguing unilateral disarmament invites conflict and that public awareness of threats is essential. It labels Washington as cautious and self deceiving compared with Chinese and Soviet hard realism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph de Toledano
Copley
Washington
Huang Hua
United States
State Department
White House
Asia
Red China
Russia
Carter
Walter Cronkite
London
Paris
Bonn
America
At Wit s End Success Formula
A humorous collection of tips by Erma Bombeck contrasting corporate rules for women with home-based work life. It parodies gender norms, offering satirical guidance on appearance, office decor, and household multitasking amid working women’s daily pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Bombeck
Sensing the news Union violence
Anthony Harrigan argues that the press and government ignore union violence while quickly addressing civil rights crimes against minorities. He cites Kentucky Tennessee coal regions, Ohio towboat shooting, Rockport arrests after a dynamite attack, and $800000 in damages, urging crackdown rather than Senate bill 1883 to restrain unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Harrigan
Justice Dept. Civil Rights Division
White House
United Mine Workers
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
Indiana
Rockport
Justice Dept
Hard to dislike Hubert Humphrey, liberal praise from a conservative
Holmes Alexander reflects on Senator Hubert Humphrey as a principled leader who earned respect across the political divide. He recalls meeting Humphrey at the 1945 Democratic Convention, praising his stance on human rights, and notes Humphrey’s later Senate career and mutual respect despite ideological oppositions.
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Holmes Alexander
Washington
D.C
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Philadelphia
Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
Dewey
Minneapolis
Sen
Richard Russell
Democratic Party
Eisenhower
Dick Russell
Dixiecrats
Senate
Baltimore Sun
Frank Kent
Hubert
Medusa
John F. Kennedy
West Virginia
Kennedy
Thomas Curtis
House
Robert E. Lee
John C. Calhoun
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Andersoniana
George D Crittenberger
Jane
Robert E Jackson
Harriet W Toner
Scott
Charles Waughlin
Associated Press
Hope
Wit’s End
St. Bernard
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