Planning Commission rezones West 8th Street property to business use
Residents condemn the Planning Commission for recommending rezoning on Historic West 8th Street from residential to business without notifying adjacent neighbors including a church and a nearby family. The owner aims for a parking lot with broad possible uses and asks for a general rezoning rather than a variance. Readers urged to send signed letters to The Herald to publicize injustices and press officials on due process.
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Big Brother
Planning Commission
West 8Th Street
West 8Th and
Delaware Streets
Commission
Anderson
Plan Commission
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Overprotection Overreach Critics in Consumer Debate
Holmes Alexander surveys Ralph Nader's Senate Commerce subcommittee testimony and Ford administration stance on federal regulation. He argues overprotection burdens producers and taxpayers while managerial regulation shifts power from owners to inspectors and regulators in a growing matrix.
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Washington, DC
Ralph Nader
Senate Commerce
Frank
Ted) Moss
Utah
Nader
U.S
Messiah
Ford
John Lofton and the antiwar critics in satire and debate
A profile of John Lofton the syndicated columnist who challenges liberal journalists. The piece recounts his confrontations with Shana Alexander Gloria Emerson and others over Vietnam war remarks and media accountability.
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America
John Lofton
Republican Party
Westbrook Pegler
Shana Alexander
Newsweek
Shana
Ho Chi Minh
You and I
Lofton
Miss Alexander
Ternational
Red Cross
State Department
Sander Vanocur
Gloria Emerson
Miss Emerson
Vietnam
New York Times
Adolf Hitler
J.L
Indochina
Gloria
South
J. L
Savings and Debt Decline Mark Consumer Attitudes
A Phillips-Sindlinger poll of 1,132 adults from June 6 to 12 shows 33.8 percent report lower family savings since December and 38.8 percent say debt is reduced. 28.3 percent expect savings to rise, while 14.8 percent have no debt. The study notes recession-driven debt reduction and predicts no return to pre- recession debt growth.
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Phillips-Sindlinger
U.S
King Fea. Syn., Inc
Bicentennial Awakening Shows Local Momentum Across States
A Los Angeles Times column argues local communities drive the nation’s Bicentennial pulse, praising Michigan’s Commission led by Howard Lancour. It highlights Ludington’s Pere Marquette tribute, Six Lakes railway station museum, Big Rapids Colonial Dinner, and county efforts to restore Little River School and a historic jail as examples of grassroots engagement.
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Johnson
Smithsonian Institution
National Parks Service
Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf States
Texas
North Carolina
America
Orestes Brownson
Michigan
Howard Lancour
Commission
Michigan Commission
Ludington
Lake Michigan
Lakes
Central Michigan
Big Rapids
Pete Marquette
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Father Marquette
Ludington Harbor
Pere Marquette
Little River
Washington
Los Angeles Times
Not All Equal on Equal Opportunity
Paul Harvey critiques equal employment rules and political talk on equality. He cites EEOC enforcement, disability hiring cases, and public figures like C S Lewis to challenge the premise that all citizens are truly equal beyond law. The piece argues cost and practical barriers while questioning humanitarian stances.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
EEOC
Public Health Service
Scanzoni
C. S. Lewis
District of Columbia
New York
Donald Hays
New Mexico
Los Angeles Times
Saloon Sorrow and the Juke Box Requiem of 1950s Angst
A Brooklyn tale recalls a saloon patron who killed a woman and a bartender before suicide after an argument over a jukebox. The piece rails at rock and the jukebox as civilization’s scourge, lamenting changes in the American bar scene and cultural life.
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Brooklyn
Mike Feeney
Utrecht Avenue
Perry Como
Andrews Sisters
Frank Sinatra
Beethoven
Rock
White House
Boniface
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