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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1973
Page
4
The editorial warns that forming agencies districts and authorities in Anderson and Madison County could raise taxes. It notes bonds debt limits loopholes, potential rent or lease payments, and the need for clear disclosure of current and future costs to taxpayers.
The Returning Traveler returns to Washington to discover a reborn America under Nixon. He remarks on political shifts, labor leaders, and the Republican stance while noting protests by the country club set over REAP cuts and a chorus of Liberals rethinking past positions.
The letter warns that annual legislative sessions would lead to costly, intrusive laws and erode citizen input. It argues a year long term would create a professional legislature detached from the public and public sentiment, worsening problems compared to a biennial system.
Fidel Castro told an American interviewer that not even one per cent of the people in Cuba were revolutionaries when he took control of the government. The speaker argues that a small, disruptive band exists and questions why society disregards their impact.
The piece argues organized labor pursues bread and butter gains like minimum wage and trade laws while cooperating with the White House on Great Society programs. It traces Meany’s Bronx roots and Labor’s 1960s alignment with Rep. Paul Fino, showing a pattern of ambivalence and concessions in wage and right to work issues.
A reader argues airline passenger screening is intrusive and often ineffective. The piece cites skyjacking rates, questions data, and proposes guerrilla alternatives such as armed stewardesses and visible guards, urging a move away from broad spot checks toward targeted, practical security.
A reflection on charity, citing neighbors who aid others despite poverty. The author honors personal, voluntary giving over public relief, praising a rural mailman and Basque shepherds for acts of generosity and calling to aid those in need as a moral duty.
Washington reports that Commerce and HEW set up womanpower talent pools to diversify mid level and top jobs. They aim to cross index qualified women for assignments and push agencies to expand part time professional openings. The effort targets higher ceilings and hiring flexibility to use more women.
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