Debate over sanitary district for storm sewers in Anderson
Editorial warns of forming a Sanitary District to fund storm sewers with a $36 million bond issue and a potential $1 million annual levy. It notes statutory powers to borrow up to over $18 million and to take over city duties, risking reduced public control and higher taxes. The piece urges public input and scrutiny.
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Henry B. Steeg & Asanciates
Steeg
Anderson
Rockeles
Ti Anderson
Rock
Board of Works
Board of Sinitary Commissioners
Board of Sanitary Commissioners
Hoach
Sanitary Commission
Vom
Threeman
What We Did Before Sex Was Invented
A nostalgic meditation on sex before modern openness, noting aging generations over 30 and cultural shifts. It cites Dr. David Reuben, advertising trends, and past romance cues. The piece reflects on imagination, classic cinema, and family life while contrasting then and now in frank tone.
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David Reuben
Ae Felure
Field Enterprises, Inc
Kathleen Norris
Brad
Helen
Jim
Claudette Colbert
Clark Gable
Seridia
Med as a March Hare Phrase Aims at Early Spring
London notes the saying refers to male hares as they leap and tussle in a spring mating prelude. Canberra reports Australian imports of U S soybean cake and meal averaging 23 000 tons yearly worth about 3 million dollars. Great Falls Montana describes Great Springs as the world’s largest freshwater spring with 339 million gallons flowing daily.
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London
Canberra
U.S
Great Falls
Mont
Great Fall
Great Springs
Phillips Survey- When Democrats Tapped GOP Phones
A historical accounting recalls Democratic National Chairman Larry O'Brien’s lawsuit over GOP phone tapping in 1968. It details Nixon campaign wiretapping rumors, FBI actions tapping Republican lines, and Theodore White’s account of Anna Chennault and other figures tied to Asia and national security.
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Washington
KFL
Thre
Larry O'Brien
Dumax
O'Briet
Theodore White
Lyndon Jonson
Anna Chennault
LBJ
Vietnam
Jonanson
GOP
Saigon
FBI
Claire Chennault
Flying Tigers
Dragonlady
China
Nixon
White
Formosan
South
Rean
Owever
Asia
Johnson
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Agnew
FHL
Pennsylvania Avenue
Abe Nixon
PBT
Park Avenue
New York
Theadore White
Mr. O'Brien
Discrimination Against Out of State Teachers Faces Critique
A letter laments state rules that require new residency teaching certificates and extra coursework for teachers from other states. The author cites Arizona and New Jersey cases, argues such red tape stifles qualified educators, and calls for reform to allow cross state certification without prohibitive retraining. The piece urges freeing teachers from Ellis Island–style public instruction barriers.
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Departments of Public Instruction
New Jersey
Scottsdale
Arizona
National Education Assi
American Federation of Teachers
Ald
Treling
Elis Island
McGovern Poised For Nomination On First Or Second Ballot
McGovern appears close to the 1509 delegates needed for the Democratic nomination as delegates are selected through March 7 to March 9. Humphrey questions may fail to stop him. party dynamics favor McGovern with a largely new, ideologically aligned delegate pool, while costs and debts loom over the campaign.
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George McGovern
Washington
Frank Mankiewicz
Camelot
George MacGovern
Macbeth
McGovern
Manklowicz
New Hampshire
Hubert Humphrey
Sth
Humphrey
Miami Besch
Tent Dewey
Dwight Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Woodstock
Muskie
Jackson
LBJ
Todd Kennedy
Kennedy
Chappaduiklick
White Kennedy
William ‘Tecumseh Sherman
Jad
Sempler
Massachusetts
Mamkiewicz
Miami Beach
Daley Conte
Suburbia
Democratic National Committee
South
Politicians Behave Like Humans in a Critical Read
Holmes Alexander argues in a syndicated column that politicians are inherently human and fallible. He reviews Albert Risele’s Almost for the Presidency, pairing Humphrey and McCarthy in a two‑profile lens while noting Kennedy era betrayals and party dynamics.
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Washiington
D.C
Thomas Jefferson
Miami Beach
The
Piper Company
Albert Risele
Ridder Publications
Minnesita
Stubert Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Phytaren
America
Dahn Kenedy
Humphrey
Kennedy
West Virginia
Bob Kennedy
Franklin Roosevelt, Jr
Senate
John Kennedy
Gene McCarthy
Kennedys
McCarthy
Adlai Stevenson
Bobby
Gene
California
Lyrdan Johnson
Dining room musings on politics and Darwin in Marina del Rey
Alice Widener narrates a cluttered scene at her son-in-law’s beach home in Marina del Rey California with Harvard Classics and Darwin books as family banter touches on McGovern’s New York showing. A playful toddler and a greyhound add color while references to Kissinger and global politics drift through the chatter.
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Los. Angeles
Marina del Rey
California
New York
McGovern
Thay
Chris
Darwin
Ernest Conine
Senator McGovern
Chis
Smoky
Kissinger
Japan
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Indiana
George D. Crttehaerger
Prasiteny
Harriet W. Tomer
Vise-Pratidenty
Robert E Jackson Peden
Jane Yontr
Scott Videteaidend
Charles W. Laugwlim
Strond Klers
Anderton
Atx
Harald
Associated Press
Phillips Survey
Phillips
Department of Education
Arezona
Michigan
Presiden Nixon
Columbia Teachers College
United States
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Alice Widener
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