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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1976

Page

2

Four-lane Indiana bypass finally tops stalled project

Madison County residents await completion of the long stalled Indiay bypass four-laning project with groundbreaking set for 10 30 a m at the Indiana 109 Lindberg Road intersection Gov Otis Bowen to deliver the principal address and launch the long awaited upgrade after decades of two lane traffic and congestion.

Adison County Indiay Lindberg Road Otis Bowen Kihor Andersen Tea Ang

Great Pay Steal 1975 Congress pay boost exposed

An editorial blames House and Senate leaders with the White House for attaching a cost of living pay raise rider to a post office bill in July 1975. It cites a five percent salary rise, potential future increases to sixty thousand a year by 1977, and a push for further bonuses and pensions. Rep. Grassley seeks repeal amid voter calls for transparency.

House Senate White House Oval Office Congressional Capitol Hill Congressional Quarterly Treasury Charles BE. Gressley Blows Grassley David N Henderson House Post Office and Civil Service Committee Congress

At Wit's End sister visit and chaotic home fix ups

A narrator describes an anxious previsit by a sister coming to stay. a detailed priority list covers tidying, decluttering, and house repairs. The speaker frets about making the home look unused and organized, balancing pride and pressure from the Board of Health while planning to swap items and adjust fixtures before the guest arrives.

Leeeres Aiden Hye White House Colonel Sanders Board of Health

Readers ask editor about UAW selective strike dispute

A certified letter from Willard L. Blair to Leonard Woodcack of the International UAW accuses International Union officials and Local 662 of discrimination over the 1970 selective strike against General Motors. The letter requests details on a layoff loan, Truth in Lending Act disclosures, and reimbursement of strike pay, urging correction and transparency.

Leonard Woodcack International Uaw Mr. Woodcack Region 3 Delce-Remy Anderson Ind General Motors International Union Emil Mazey Delco-Remy UAW Local 662 Mazey International Strike Fund Woodcock Worrowers Willard L. Blair

Gallup poll signals shift toward right in U.S. politics

Analysis notes voters favor a right of center stance, with 47 percent overall calling themselves right and only 29 percent left. Democrats show 41 percent right, Republicans 61 percent right, and independents 5 percent right. The piece discusses Carter, Brown, Udall, and Reagan amid a growing conservatism and skepticism of big government and subsidies.

Ralph Ae Rune Dano Copley Washington Gallup U.S Jimmy Carter Jerry Brown Morris Udall Ford Ose Carter Gallug Ronald Reagan America Milton Predman Brown Reagan

Federal Diary Feigned Army Jeep Scam Swinging Through DC

The Federal Diary reports thousands of federal workers were told of a $100 Army surplus jeep sale in New Jersey. FBI and Army officials say no such deal exists and warn it may be a hoax or scam.

Mike Causey Washington New Jersey Army Pentagon FBI Newark N.J FBU National Guard Ft. Dix FBT

FBI under fire as Church Committee probes FBI actions

Senator Church accuses the FBI of overreach and illegal countermeasures while detailing attacks by Black Liberation Army, Black Panthers, and other extremist groups. The panel criticizes agency restraint and notes rising terrorist incidents from 1970 to 1975.

Paul Harvey Senate Inteligence Committee Church FBI Frank Church D-Ida Congress Federal Bureau of Investigation J. Edgar Hoover Black Liberation Army Atlanta California Huey Newton Black Panther Panthers

Citizens Against Crime Warn of Citizen Duty and Police Reliance

An essay argues the burden of preventing crime rests with citizens and business leaders not just law enforcement. It cites 1975 FBI cargo theft data, noting 1 444 cases closed without prosecution, and urges CCTV, trained staff, and moral corporate leadership to deter theft and protect democracy.

Holmes Alexander Washington FBI U.S Justice Department Richard Thornburgh Suport Law Enforcement Assistant Administration LEAA

Where To Write Your Legislators CONGRESS May 3 Notes

A list of congressional offices and contact rooms in Washington D C for Sen Vance Hartke Sen Birch Bayh Rep Elwood Hillis Rep Phillip Sharp with office locations in the Old Senate Building Longworth Building and Everitt Building. Includes district notes and a May 3 reference.

Congress Vance Hartke Senate Washington, D.C Axa Sen Birch E. Bayhole Washington, Dlc Rep Elwood HW Hillis Und. Ltd Everitt Phillip Sharpind Longworth

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