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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1976
Page
2
William G. Frazier, the 10th District Republican nominee, disclosed that he personally provided 27,850 of the 29,032 spent on his primary campaign. He sold a building and crops to fund the effort and said he is indebted only to the voters, not to large interest groups.
General Motors released a study showing 1334 billion dollars spent on regulatory compliance in a year. It employed 25,300 workers full time to meet federal laws and regulations across motor vehicles plant facilities safety and health and administrative costs. The report argues regulatory costs are passed to consumers and taxpayers, contributing to inflation and unemployment while urging fewer rules to spur the economy.
Paul Harvey argues that Americans have blended languages and cultures into a rich national fabric yet questions bilingual ballots and school programs. He cites immigrant roots, the melting pot ideal, and debates over multilingual voting and education policies amid 1916 era tensions.
Walter Scott answers readers on Solzhenitsyn as a fascist and critic in Parade. He argues Solzhenitsyn hates Sovietism, praises Franco Spain, and misreads Western liberty while defending his own harsh critique of totalitarian regimes. Bernard Levin's reply is cited as measured and forceful.
A columnist critiques Senator Lowell Weicker amid Watergate hearings. The essay questions his temper and insists adults recognize the balance between military strength and global food distribution while urging understanding of complex policy issues.
Senator Kennedy faces criticism that national health insurance could boost costs and medical visits. Analyses from Arthur D. Little and others warn of higher physician fees, doubled long term costs, and overuse of care while Medicaid data show heavy use across income groups.
A Virginia federal judge in Richelond strikes down Virginia Commonwealth University's hiring quotas that favor women, ruling no rational relation justifies cosmetic remedies in an affirmative action plan. The decision, in the case of Dr. James A. Cramer, argues preferential hiring violates equal protection and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act.
Collections of Will Rogers quotes from 1924 to 1925 reflect humor on crime, taxes, labor, and politics. The remarks compare U S and English politics and poke fun at cabinet presence and party systems. Selected and edited by Bryan Sterling.
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