Indianapolis Economy Shines Amid City Fiscal Struggles
Indianapolis is lauded as the nation’s healthiest municipal economy with an Aaa rating, strong job growth from 1967 to 1975, and welfare lower per capita than peers. In contrast New York and other cities face deficits, layoffs, and rising taxes, while Indianapolis trims taxes and sustains service level.
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Chicago
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Baltimore
Cleveland
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Boston
St. Louis
New Orleans
Council On Municipal Performance
Milwaukee
Columbus
Atlanta
Washington, D.C
San Francisco
Hovosier
Anderson
Indianapaolis
Portland
Classroom Counterattack on School Crime Escalates
A Los Angeles Times excerpt from 1975 surveys rising school violence across multiple cities. It notes new laws criminalizing misbehavior, armed guards in schools, and patrols in Detroit. It covers disciplinary challenges, lawsuits against teachers, and debates over student rights and dropouts.
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Atv
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Orig
Houston
Texas
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Los Angeles Times
Democratic infighting and Wallace candidacy shape 1976 race
Wendell Anderson urged discipline in a New Orleans talk on energy and party unity as Democrats fail to override Ford's veto and struggle with leadership. Strauss and Noel defend loyalty while Wallace gains momentum feeding Ford's bid to label Congress do nothing, complicating the 1976 presidential field.
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Congress
Wendell Anderson
Minnesota
Democratic Governors’ Association
Anderson
New Orleans
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Robert 5. Strauss
Strauss
Yord
Senate
Christopher Bond
Missouri
Kennedy
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Prarty
Reuben Askew
Florida
Brttam
Gerald Ford
Harry Truman
Capitol Hill
Dollar Decline Prompts SDR Shift in OPEC Policy
Alice Widener notes OPEC's move to adopt the SDR as a unit of account amid inflation and dollar depreciation. The piece contrasts the fading purchasing power of the dollar, citing 1974 to 1975 rates, with the impact on oil revenues and imports, and criticizes U.S. tax spending and Congress for dollar weakness.
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New York City
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
International Monetary Fund
U.S
Volkswagen
West Germany
United States
Britain
Insolvent Foreign Policy Debate Echoes in Letters
The piece reproduces former Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce’s letter to the Washington Post arguing the United States risks war and loss of sovereignty from an insolvent foreign policy. It frames public anxiety, calls for strong leadership, and warns of isolationism and disengagement amid Vietnam and Middle East crises.
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Clare Boothe Luce
Washington Post
America
Talian
Vietnam
Middle East
Tam
Arthur Krock
Personal liability grows for private professionals
Opinion argues rising personal liability for doctors lawyers directors and managers risks stifling innovation and drives talent toward bureaucracy. It critiques the Pension Reform Act 1974 and SEC private offerings rules while urging accountability for public officials and planners.
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Washington
RFL
Securities Exchange Commission
Wall Street
Tire
New York City
U.S
King Features
Will Rogers Quotes On Tariffs And Politics 1928 1935
A compilation of Will Rogers quips from 1928 and 1935 covers tariffs on beef and congressional gridlock. He mocks smuggling as the practical route, critiques party denouncements, and notes the persistence of “Back to Normalcy” rhetoric. The collection, selected and edited by Bryan Sterling, was released in 1975 by the Register and Tribute Syndicate and reserved for the Will Rogers Memorial.
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