Rock’s two approaches to Anderson governance contrasted
In his first six months as mayor Robert Rock pursued an open, study based path for a southside swimming pool while simultaneously pushing a rapid, high risk sanitary district proposal. Critics warn the district could lift property taxes and bond debt far beyond city limits, risking a civic monster if not properly examined. The public urges extended study before any permanent action.
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Anderson
Robert Rock
Rock
Southside
Mayor Rock
Sanitation
Sanitation Department
Sanitary District
Sharp Contrast in Indiana Recount Clashes
The article contrasts Rev. Richard Hudnut and Vance Hartke in Indiana recount debates. Hudnut won his 11th District nomination by 81 votes while Hartke won the Senate seat by a similar margin. Burton and Roudebush petitions faced court rulings on technical grounds. Hartke rushed to the Senate then to court to block a recount, sparking questions about his tactics and fear of disclosure.
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Richard Hudnut
Indianapolis
11Th
Vance Hartke
Richard Roudebush
Dan Burton
Hudnut
Burton
Roudebush
Hartke
U.S. Senate
Another's View A SAD RECORD on government regulation
A edited summary notes President Reagan's critique of federal programs cited in a Washington speech. It cites farm subsidies, wheat prices, housing goals, welfare growth, and rising costs, arguing government intervention has failed and that less regulation would better serve citizens. The Indianapolis News framing closes with constitutional phrase.
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California
Ronald Gan
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Reagan
United States
Regan
Department of Agriculture
OFO
Busi
The
Indianapolis News
Let Babies Alone Population Debate In 1972 Essay
The author argues against public policy to curb or promote birthrates, noting shifting warnings about too many or too few births. Cites 1972 birth figures 15.8 per 1000, warns against abortion on demand and contraception push, suggests demography balances itself, cites British experience, and predicts stabilization without policy.
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National Center For Health Statistics
America
New York
California
Colorado
Hawaii
Royal Commission On Population
Royal Commission
Itaq
Gen
Fea, Corp
The Backache Epidemic and Spinal Health Outlook
Paul Harvey surveys the backache surge in America, noting millions treated annually and unclear causes. He cites medical uncertainty, potential links to temperature changes, sedentary work, and psychosomatic factors, plus evolving treatments from enzyme injections to spinal cord stimulation.
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Case Western Reserve University
James M. Morris
Paul Abshire
Gen. Fea. Corp
AFTRA dues shift could free analysts from union join
A veteran analyst recounts AFTRA forcing dues as a condition to air time, not membership. A legal brief reportedly omits membership insistence, signaling a potential shift that would let news commentators appear on radio and TV without joining AFTRA or crossing picket lines, shaping press freedom and labor norms.
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AFTRA
United States
Congress
Act of Congress
Dick Cavett
ABC
Cavett
Atorney
National Right To Work Committee
America
The Big Sell by Holmes Alexander
Holmes Alexander argues the Moscow arms limitation agreement leaves Congress unsettled. Nixon’s deft Summit presentation reduces credit but signals parity redefined as U S superiority in technology. Congress questions new multi billion dollar programs while supporting a path for continued deterrence under new rules.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
Nixon
Capitol Hill
Eisenhower
Geneva
Kennedy
Vienna
Johnson
Glassboro
Kremlin
White House
Tly Defense
Laird
Ussr
Defense Department
George Mahon
Mansfield
Proxmire
D.C
Congressional
Men Syndicate, Inc
Readers Comment Counter Offensive
Dear Editor a reader laments a communist propaganda offensive aimed at exploiting hardship and attacking capitalism. The writer urges a rapid counter offensive using propaganda to curb this perceived insidious influence before it grows in the public.
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Communist Party
U.S
R. Anderson
P.S
Writing Your Legislators In Washington Addresses
A fragmented directory lists legislators and office rooms in Washington. It mentions Senate figures R V Hartke and Birch Bayh with addresses in Washington DC 20510 and 20515 respectively and House rep David Dennis in Room 1729 north House Office Building plus Rep William Bray in Room 2305.
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R. Vance Hartke
Washington, D.C
Sen
Birch E. Bayh Jr
House
David W. Dennis
William G. Bray
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George Wallace
Wall Street Journal
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American Federation of Radio and Television Artists
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Alexander
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