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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1973
Page
4
The Camden NJ jury acquitted 17 men of conspiracy and related charges from a Aug 22 1971 raid on a draft board. The defense cited FBI informer testimony and judge remarks on overreaching by agents while noting risks to national defense economies and potential industrial redevelopment opportunities.
An essay critiques Milton Friedman’s voucher idea and frames public schools as protected interests. It notes tentative New Hampshire tests with Governor Thomson endorsing the trial, while lawmakers and educators weigh disruptive potential and political controversy.
The piece examines congressman Mario Biaggi seeking New York mayoral nomination amid rumors and grand jury questions. Conservative leader Daniel Mahoney challenges Biaggi citing lies and Fifth Amendment issues while race and name recognition color party stance. An Italian American angle is noted with broader ethnic dynamics in New York politics.
A congressional bill would allow American companies to claim ocean mining rights by paying fees to the Interior Department. Supporters argue the U S has sovereign rights to resources on and under the continental shelf and should develop seabed minerals to reduce dependency on imports, while opponents warn against sharing profits with international bodies.
A 1973 McNaught Syndicate analysis argues doctors refused to feed a newborn with duodenal atresia, filming the infant's dehydration and death. It questions infanticide, the value of life, and whether law should treat certain cases as postnatal abortion, urging public discussion and potential commissions on bioethics.
Holmes Alexander analyzes a chaotic White House press conference and Nixon era turmoil. He argues the President failed to command competent aides, faced leaks, wiretaps, and a deteriorating administration, urging a broad coalition including Humphrey and Jackson to lead America.
Washington officials report the Federal Communications has a male employee seeking sex-change surgery. The worker, called an excellent employee, sought medical and psychological help and took vacations to learn about the operation in New York and California. A dispute with the division led to threats of dismissal before top officials intervened. The employee is currently detailed to the Social Security Administration in Baltimore and could wait about 22 months before surgery. The agency says it will cooperate if the process proceeds with legitimate medical and psychological grounds.
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