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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1972
Page
2
An editorial decries Indiana Medicaid for exploding costs and rising eligibility under 1969 state policy. It argues opponents warned of higher taxes, insists federal matching funds drive spending, and urges officials to curb eligibility and halt mortgaging local finances to Washington.
Tulsa police questioned city officials about a brand new official car idle behind the station since March. Officials reviewed records and explained the vehicle was purchased for the department but not immediately allocated to service.
In a disjointed exchange officials confirm Tulsa lacks a legal adviser. City Commissioner Darrell E. Griffith says the city will hire a legal adviser, not sell the car, to address the weakness and avoid peril.
The Supreme Court refused Minnesota's bid for tougher nuclear plant rules. Congress faces pressure to enact state regulation allowing laws that would create 50 different Atomic Energy Commission standards. Critics warn such a law would delay new plants and turn nuclear power into a political issue.
The Agriculture Department is accused of using steep search and copy charges to deter Ralph Nader's aides from accessing confidential meat inspection files. Sleuths for the consumer crusader want about 3,900 case reports. the agency offers sanitized copies at 1 per file plus 25 cents per page and 35 dollars total, deemed excessive by FOI advocates. The White HouseOMB guidance urged lower, nonextravagant fees to avoid deterring public record requests.
Mrs Rhoda Kellogg, a pre school education authority, attacks a proposed national day care program as costly and impractical. She argues it would create jobs for adults, risk child welfare, and shift funds from welfare and health services. She cites experiments funded by taxpayers as failing and warns of bureaucratic waste.
Analysis by Mrs. Eleador Fox recounts how ITT and the Nixon Administration reached consent decrees after courts rejected a full trial on aggregate concentration. The agreements limit ITT growth, bar certain acquisitions, and grant the government leverage to curb consolidation.
Paul Harvey argues the United States is on a long path toward stronger law enforcement. He cites Moscow as a contrast where safety is evident and notes the Supreme Court ruling allowing state criminals to be tried without unanimous juries. He quotes officials and comments on societal discipline and the balance between individual rights and public safety.
Senator James Buckley criticizes President Nixon's arms policy and Kremlin treaty in advance comments. He questions morality of deterrence limits and warns against dependence on foreign arms arrangements, highlighting Buckley's stance as he probes Soviet behavior and US security.
A harsh critique from a Swedish Social Welfare Board report argues modern wealth and materialism fuel widespread psychological illness. Dr. Jans Lohman links early distress to repressed joy, propaganda in books, and political indoctrination of children, urging a return to imaginative literature.
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