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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1971
Page
4
Editorial notes Molalla Oregon switches to a year round 12 month elementary program. Sam Wilson says plan has teacher and student support and summer term started June 28 without unexpected problems. Buildings are partially air conditioned and costly plants see better use.
Discussion focused on preserving the $55 000 per crop cap for cotton wheat and feed grains rather than cutting to $20 000. Proponents argue the higher limit supported planting plans since 1970 while critics warn against large corporate operators benefiting most from subsidies. House action signals a waning era of excessive payments to giant operators.
A 1971 letter to the editor questions a proposed $100 000 allocation for family planning and education. The writer argues professionals should target other areas and criticizes planners for prioritizing sparsely populated counties over populous regions. The piece ends urging funds be returned to Washington DC.
Holmes Alexander reviews the Ban tam Books edition of the Pentagon Papers noting its affordability and usefulness. He contrasts the revelations with historical archives, questions the political impact, and reflects on the implications for American democracy and foreign policy.
A letter discusses early problem solving in schools and attacks SST as harmful. It cites GE jet engine layoffs and cancellation of the supersonic program, arguing for maintaining aviation industry skilled workers and warning against letting children guide national policy.
The National Review papers prompt widespread surprise as major outlets deny authorship or disavow the documents. Buckley notes that editors misread the material and that several figures decline to disavow the papers, fueling skepticism about authenticity. The piece discusses declassified memos on possible US actions in Indo China and critiques Washington Post coverage while defending the paper’s hoax intent and press reception.
Rumors swirl about Governor George Wallace potential run for president. Reports note a June firing of campaign director Tom Turnipseed and Wallace's cautious stance on hot issues. Alabama figures show internal splits with Lieutenant Governor Beasley opposing Wallace. observers say Wallace may step aside if pressures grow.
Partial OCR text shows a list of legislators and Washington DC addresses. The readable items mention R Vance Hartke, Elwood Hillis, and others, with street addresses and city Washington DC. The legible content appears as a civic directory style note guiding readers to contact lawmakers.
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