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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1971
Page
5
Rev Daniels argues the general public should decide wage scales in labor disputes. He contends hidden factors inflate profits and taxes, enable psychological blackmail, and cites GM and railroad strikes as examples. He urges broader public involvement and accountability of union leaders.
Correspondence from readers praising health lessons and routines while critiquing reliance on artificial aids. Dr Brady notes how fear of toxins sustains use of remedies and promotes his pocket booklet The Consutation Habit and Co Jon Hygiene for 35 cents.
Phillips argues liberal press attacks city leaders like Chicago Mayor Daley and Philadelphia candidate Frank Rizzo are biased. He cites reviews of Royko's Boss and a Times piece on Rizzo as examples, noting a two faced standard toward Ivy League liberals versus ethnic conservatives. The piece labels such coverage as a double standard in national media.
The White House claims Clifford’s stance on the war mirrors Ned’s and urges an end to partisan talk at the water’s edge while questioning Nixon’s behavior. The piece notes calls to return to nonpartisan policy above politics.
A San Francisco Bay basin extends over a 22 square mile area and is fed by many rivers and creeks. It is bordered by about 300 miles of shore and holds roughly two billion gallons of water at high tide.
The 3 Continent Alliance of Madison County receives an 800 grant from HEW to operate a migrant day-care nursery at St Marys Church in Elwood. The program serves about 75 children aged three months to five years, opens July 6 and runs until mid November, with bused pickups from camps and nursery care including meals and medical attention.
Todd Ray Clear, a 1971 graduate and Phi Eta Sigma member from Anderson High School, receives an 8000 dollar New York State Office of Crime Control Planning Fellowship to study at SUNY Albany next year. The award includes a 900 dollar additional grant to support higher education in crime policy research. The piece also notes Indiana’s 1970 population density and compares state figures, with New Jersey and Alaska figures referenced.
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