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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1972

Page

4

Sanitation department plan sparks tax and sewer concerns

Editorial warns Anderson residents that creating a Sanitation Authority would grant excessive taxing power, forcing existing sewer users to fund new systems. It argues against the plan, citing alternative funding via Chesterfield customers and a long term expansion program, while endorsing practical energy and employment insights.

Anderson Robert Rock Sanitary Authority Chesterfield

Quotable Quote From Sikeston Standard Ethos

A quotation from the Sikeston Missouri Standard warns that the darkest hour in a man life comes when he plans to obtain money without earning it.

Trojan Earth Sikeston, Mo Standard

Sister Fiorella’s Last Stand at the Vatican Doors

A nostalgic column recalls Sister Fiorella the Little Flower who guarded Vatican doors against immodesty, noting her replacement by a bored male guard and lamenting modern dress, urging respect for sacred spaces and tradition amid playful social satire.

Sister Fiorella Little Flower Vatican Fiorella California National Girl Watchers Association Nebraska Field Enterprises, Inc

Moose Lodge ruling upholds right to private association

In light of the Moose Lodge decision, private clubs retain the freedom to admit or exclude members or guests by choice. The piece argues the ruling preserves a private sphere distinct from public life and rejects compelled inclusion of any race or group, while condemning discrimination in public venues.

U.S. Supreme Court Moose Lodge Aldous Huxley Harrisburg Pennsylvania Burger Court Washington William Rehnquist Black Panther Knights of Columbus Supreme Court

A Proposal for Congressional Reform and a Parliamentary System

Kevin P. Phillips argues for reevaluating the American constitutional system of divided government. He compares parliamentary models in Britain and Canada to the US, suggesting reforms could reduce gridlock, increase responsiveness, and attract new talent to Congress.

Washington RFS 92Nd Congress Capitol Hill George Wallace Congress Canada England Britain Nixon White House Heath Peter Flanigan 10 Downing Street House of Commons M.P U.S Agriculture Aerospace King Features Syndicate Paul Harvey Melbourne Australia New York City Milan Italy E. James Anthony St. Louis University of Chicago Law Franklin Zimling Chicago Mos

President weighs Agnew fate in quiet White House den

Holmes Alexander sketches how President Nixon deliberates keeping or dumping Spiro Agnew. The scene shows a yellow scratch pad with Keep Him and Dump Him columns, weighing Agnew's past as a drag in 68 and 70, poll risks, and party reactions. The piece hints at a Nixon-Connally 72 ticket and the political calculus behind a possible shift.

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Railroads need freedom to operate as private business

In Nashville remarks Louisville & Nashville President Osborn argues governments hinder rail cargo movement. He cites regulatory limits, union rules, and taxation as restraining rail efficiency and costs, urging Congress to restore managerial autonomy and curb over regulation and strikes.

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