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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1973
Page
4
The editorial condemns Senator Vance Hartke for opposing airport searches and questions congressional immunity. It supports enhanced screening as response to hijacking fears and urges Hartke to accept the inconvenience and back security measures. It acknowledges broader efforts by officials to tighten airline safety.
Frank M. Warren urges a National Energy Council to coordinate policy and accelerate R D to meet rising demand. He notes per capita energy use will grow and emphasizes balancing energy needs with environmental protection, public understanding of higher costs, and improved coal use with less pollution.
In a reflective piece on predator control, the author cites bumper stickers and policy shifts as the United States curbs poisoning on federal lands. It notes Idaho sheep losses to coyotes and dogs, claims by Simplot Livestock and Idaho Wool Growers, and a call to reassess ecological cycles amid mounting industry concerns.
The piece argues that McGovernite dissent remains vocal but unpowerful as 1972 repudiation stands. It cites Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith and NYT editor Leonard Silk in Toronto, notes public support for U.S. power and law and order, and warns moderate liberals against entangling with the Executive Branch.
The notice lists congressional and representative offices in Washington D C for Sen R Vance Hartke Sen Birch Bayh Jr Rep David W Dennis and Elwood H Hillis with room numbers in the Old Senate and Longworth buildings and district details noting the 10th and Fifth Districts including Madison Tipton and Hancock counties.
Hayakawa argues that six selves influence each encounter: self as seen by self, others, and their images, plus Korzybski and Rogers concepts. He notes the map is not the territory and that the self-concept drives attention, environment and choice, shaping responses to challenges and opportunities.
A column argues against segregating handicapped children into special schools. Wisconsin advocates Miss Arylene Miller and Miss Betty Petzold urge integration into ordinary classes, noting higher costs and limited gains from orthopedic schools. They call for regular schools with inclusive, practical instruction and better tax and Medicaid policies to support families.
The opening statement of the U S Constitution establishes aims like union justice tranquility defense welfare and liberty for current and future generations. It outlines foundational goals guiding the framework of American government.
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