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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1972
Page
4
An editorial critiques Senator Birch Bayh's plan to divert up to 800 million from the highway trust fund to urban mass transit and nonmotorist trails. It argues the highway tax money should be used for roads or reduced if surplus exists, and warns against funding trails, bike, horse, and pedestrian projects with motorist taxes.
A 1972 opinion argues driver education in schools is costly and ineffective. It urges reducing or ending state funding, warns against indoctrination from kindergarten onward, and promotes ethical literature and humane studies to shape responsible, law-abiding drivers instead.
Industry analysis links low productivity to inflation and job losses. The Champion Forge plant in Cleveland shut after a dispute over daily output, as high labor costs and market pricing drove contracts abroad. Management shifted to Brazil for axles, exporting them back to the United States cheaper despite long supply lines.
A narrator recalls a husband Stanley Kramer filming family life across places from Niagara Falls to Fort Lauderdale. The camera intrudes at vacations and everyday moments, provoking humiliation and discomfort as albums and slides reveal intimate scenes. The piece centers on the conflict between observation and privacy within a family.
The Federal Diary notes Ralph Nader, famed author and activist, remains unreachable at his Winsted, Connecticut address as a registered letter sent in June to 53 Hillside Avenue is bounced. The item also reports USPS delivery efficiency claims and a Labor Department contract creating a nationwide register of minority public administrators.
Governor Reagan argues for retaining capital punishment as a crime deterrent amid a national shift away from it. He cites court rulings, public petitions, and personal reflections on justice versus mercy, urging voters to decide on the issue. He notes demographic patterns on death row and recounts cases illustrating alleged deterrence and brutality.
Holmes Alexander discusses Sen Jacob Javits criticism of Spiro Agnews renomination and urges abolition or reform of the Vice Presidency. He recalls past vice presidents, notes Nixon's influence, and argues for direct top-two election or constitutional change to fix the office. He cites Adams Jefferson Burr relations and warns of vacancies or nonentities in succession.
The United States Constitution begins with a preamble stating goals to form a more perfect union establish justice ensure domestic tranquility provide for common defense promote general welfare and secure liberty for current and future generations.
Directory style listing of lawmakers with room numbers and Washington D C office addresses for Sen R Vance Hartke Sen Birch Bayh Jr Rep David W Dennis Rep Elwood H Hillis Rep William G Bray plus district details for Medison Delaware Henry Grant Tipter Hamilton and Mencock counties in this area.
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