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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1978
Page
4
The piece asks how television coverage and images of miners burning the contract copies may have swayed the overwhelming rejection of the contract by UMW members. It urges news media to consider guidelines for future similar situations.
In November HEW rejected grants for a rural California bilingual program and a San Francisco handicapped education project due to late arrivals. A plane carrying the San Francisco request caught fire and forced an emergency landing after which the express company refunded $3.94 of the $33.94 express fee. Alan Cranston filed a appeal condemning the deadline focus over human needs.
The piece argues productivity incentives, not rigid wage scales, boost output and living standards. It cites US industry, farm labor roots, and comparisons with Japan Germany and Russia, noting only a minority of workers are piecework paid and urging broader adoption to compete and lower prices.
Local page items list seven notices involving individuals and organizations. Caetano appears among the names with associated dates and locations. The brief items reflect community notices and upcoming actions.
In Washington a panel of educators advises against statewide graduation tests for seniors, noting many inner-city students would fail. They warn passing all seniors risks worthless diplomas and lifelong job frustration, arguing help should come before graduation to avoid future failure.
A reader questions the electricity usage of fifteen fraternal groups and twelve clubs in Madison County, urging cuts to zero to help families starved for heat and hot lunches. Others praise a February editorial and call for broader energy sacrifice while noting cold classrooms and layoffs.
Ronald Reagan surveys tax reform efforts in the US and abroad, noting that real reform typically reduces government spending and taxes. He highlights Jarvis Meade and Kemp Roth as major proposals, explains their impact on revenues and growth, and contrasts American ideas with UK plans to tax spending rather than income.
An opinion piece argues banks should resist political pressure to lend to uncreditworthy applicants, condemns outside reviews of loan practices, and warns against federal allocation of credit. It defends depositor money rights and stresses lenders’ duty to safeguard funds while avoiding political manipulation.
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