Inherent Mandate Power Clash in Madison County
A Madison County dispute tested the judiciary executive and legislative balance as Superior Court Judge Paul Schrenker asserted mandate authority to pay unbudgeted bills. The controversy centered on funds not provided for, including a rug for a private restroom, risking contempt proceedings against County Auditor Carlin Dawson and Councilors. The matter was resolved when the auditor agreed to pay the questioned bills, avoiding further action while a new state review option loomed.
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Madison County
Superior Court
Paul Schrenker
Carlin Dawson
Lowell Powell
Schrenker
Indiana Supreme Court
Richard Dellinger
Nobiesville
Interit
Cycle Riders Safety Need Amid Ongoing Accidents
The piece discusses persistent bicycle and motorcycle accidents involving autos on public streets. It urges four wheeler operators to respect two wheelers and bike riders to learn road rules. It recommends police safety seminars for children and parents with safety decals for participants.
Texas as World Hub Prompts Optimistic Outlook
Wally Hickel argues against panic over ecological limits and energy scarcity. He cites a 2000 square foot per person living space in Texas to illustrate ample room and potential for growth. He highlights Siberia's pipeline boom as evidence of capitalist drive and future promise.
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Texas
Apostle Paul
Barnabas
Wally Hickel
Res
Earth
Stile
Alaska
Hickel
Siberia
Europe
Pacific
The Next Revolution Then and Now
Phillips surveys a shift from 1960s upheaval to a 1970s working class anger. He notes rising militancy across California loggers Boston anti-busing groups and West Virginia towns as environmental and social changes fuel unrest and challenge liberal and conservative elites alike.
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Washington
Kfs
United States
Mario Savids
Mesar Chayeres
Tom Haydens
Scarsdale
N.Y
Pentagon
U.S
America
Boston
California
Leonard Bernstein
Sacramento
Virginia
Miers
Roar Itestore
Middle America
West Virginia
Klamath
Calif
Los Angeles Pires
Hudson Institute
Herman Kutin
Uis Lan Life
ROA
King Features Syndicate
Headmaster West Defends Common Sense Education in Wisconsin
William J. West headmaster of St. John's Military Academy Delafield Wisconsin argues education must center on common sense not recession or permissiveness He recalls restoring strict standards at the school and defending a tradition of discipline reading and writing to prepare students for college and life
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New York
William J. West
St. John’s Military Academy
Delafield
Wisconsin
Aur Pallon
Mr. West
Wesleyan University
West Point
St. John's
West
St. John’s
Turkey
Bill West
Military Academmy
U.S. Army
St. Jnhn's
Stanton Plan proposes VOA board with State posts and private members
Citizens panel led by Dr. Frank Stanton urges a five member VOA board comprising two State Department officials for information policy and culture plus three privately appointed members. The director would report to the board while remaining under the State Department in organization.
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Frank Stanton
Voice of America
VOA
United States
State Department
Senate
Voice
America
USIS
Vaice
Stanton
WOA
Secretary of State
A.D
Percy
Dr. Stanton
Solzhenitsyn
Capital Fare by Andrew Tully sparks postal rate clash
Washington column cites Seymour Wenner of the Postal Rate Commission arguing first class letters should cost 8.5 cents per ounce with rebates for other mail. He claims the USPS overcharges and subsidizes bulk and third class mail, urging actual cost pricing and public accountability.
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Washington
Seymour Wenner
Postal Rate Commission
U.S. Postal Service
Wenner
Postal Service
US Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Board of Governors of
the Postal Service
M.A. Wright
Exxon Corporation
Will Rogers on Mississippi flood relief and Congress
Will Rogers jokes about relief efforts after a Mississippi flood. He notes residents demand aid and federal action, mocks proposed solutions like boring the riverbed or routing water to the Great Lakes, and wryly questions congressional effectiveness.
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Congress
Hales
Great Lakes
Hregan Sterling
Will Rogers
America
Rogers
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Seamory Ont
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Ol' Ben
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