Anderson Township Assessor Faces Scrutiny Over Public Records
Longtime assessor Wahn Dean and his wife Mable, both tied to the Anderson-Madigan County Animal shelter, refuse to release kennel license data claiming records are not public. The report notes such records are public under state law and suggests contacting the State Board of Tax Commissioners or the State Board of Accounts.
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Anderson Township
Wahn Dean
Dean
Anderson-Madigan County Animal Shelter
Mable
Avho
Herakd
Toni Apgar
Anderson Herald
State Board of Tax Commissioners
State Board of Accounts
Hughes
the Herald
Federal Expenditure Control in Uncontrollable Budget Areas
Tax Foundation argues controllable outlays are 74 percent of the 1976 budget totaling $261 billion while uncontrollable payments to individuals rise to $165.1 billion, 63.3 percent of uncontrollables, highlighting the need for Congress and the Executive to cooperate.
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Tax Foundation
Congress
Executive
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Tus Foundation
Pax Foundation
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Special piano organ lovers clash with family tensions
A personal reminiscence describes a family scene around an organ at Grandma's house. Children pressure to play despite Grandma's nerves and a choking mix of affection and frustration as meals, music, and maternal relationships collide.
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Grandma's
Schlesinger Doctrine sparks NATO nuclear debate
The piece outlines Defense Secretary James Schlesinger’s testimony to U.S. congressional committees about a NATO defense posture using tactical nuclear weapons to deter a Soviet invasion. It notes allied resolve, wartime contingency planning, and comparisons to past U.S. and European stances amid discussions of preemptive options and alliance credibility. The article cites ongoing coverage, international dynamics, and historians’ perspectives on the shift toward nuclear emphasis in Western Europe.
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Unite
NATO
Warsaw
Bluekrieg
Ford
Brussels
Europe
Atlantic Alliance
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James Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Defense Secretary
House
Senate Armed Services Committees
Senate Foreign Relations and
Mouse International Relations Comenttyes
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Ford Administration
Nixon
Moscow
U.S
Soviet Union
Congress
Tnstead
Pentagon
New York
United States
Colin $. Grey
Fannpe
Schlesiger
Sehlesinger
Locy
McNaught Syndicate
Ter
Boondoggle blast targets federal science grants
A conservative critique accuses federal funding of boondoggles from happiness studies to strange art and frog research. It argues costly projects waste taxpayer money while essential services falter and questions the government's role in funding such studies.
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Hoandaogle
Naasional Foundation On the Arts
Food and Drug Administration
Buffalo, N.Y
FDA
Smithsonian Institution
Congress
India
USIA Reform Debate Weighs State Department Handoff
A panel led by Dr. Frank Stanton recommends transferring the information function of the USIA to the State Department while preserving Voice of America. The discussion weighs how far USIA should act as an advocate, how it should respond to Soviet claims, and the implications for freedom of information in a nuclear world.
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USIA
Frank Stanton
State Department
Voice of America
United States Advisory
Commi
USIR
Soviet Union
United States
Cas
U.S. Information Agency
Ace
Len
Danther
USSA
Geneva
Canp David
Glassboro
VOA
Moscow
Panama Canal rights and U S policy stance under Ford
The piece endorses a strong U S response to foreign pressure, opposes surrender of Panama Canal sovereignty, and criticizes SALT concessions. It highlights Thurmond and Contan opposition in Congress and urges vigorous presidential leadership to block canal transfer and counter communist expansion. It notes public desire for decisive foreign policy action following the Mayaguez incident.
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Panama
Ford
United States
America
Ussr
Canal Zone
Ford Administration
Panama Canal Zone
Torrijos
Cambodia
Kissinger
U.S
Panama Canal
Strom Thurmond
US Senate
John B. Contan
A-Amat
House
Canal
Russia
House of Representatives
Congress
Mayaguez
Panamas
Cuba
Will Rogers on War and Work in 1929 1931
Will Rogers reflects on war versus modern weapons and the Marines return home. He argues unemployment as the nation’s core problem, urging wealth redistribution and fair work access, with dates May 28 1929 and October 20 1931. Selected by Bryan Sterling for The Will Rogers Memorial.
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Chicago
America
Bryan Sterling
Will Rogers
The
Register and Tribune Syndicate
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Laughlin
Jane Toner
Scott Wice
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BBC
James Burnham
Portugal
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