Is Indiana Senate remodeling worth the cost and risk
An editorial questions a 1.6 million remodeling plan for Indiana Senate chamber alleging fiscal danger and political self interest. It mocks a dome ceiling private elevator and marble desks as unnecessary luxuries while noting no budget appropriation and Gov Whitcomb’s changed stance. The piece urges taxpayer action to stop the project as fiscally unsound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana Senate Chamber
Indianapolis
Senate Chamber
Whitcomb
General Assembly
Kings
Higher Education Budgets Face Possible State Cuts
State budget officers for higher learning warn of a potential five percent cut in state appropriations. They propose deferring plant maintenance, raising fees, and trimming faculty roles to save money while maintaining operations. A shift away from sabbaticals and reliance on graduate students could also reduce costs.
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Schools of Higher Learning
Ends that tease and bite in TV cliffhanger spoofs
A satirical roundup lampoons television commercials and soap endings. It riffs on characters like Blossom and Our Gal Sunday, jokes about dramatic marriages and divorces, and notes odd fates from a bus passenger to a diner victim. A Field Enterprises piece playfuly skewers mid century TV culture.
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Mother King
The Political Notebook Washington Muskie Leads Early
Phillips notes Gallup data show March and April decisive for frontrunner success in Democratic races. Historical patterns from Eisenhower, Kennedy, Nixon, Dewey, Stevenson, Goldwater illustrate spring shifts, while current polls omit Wallace and hint at strong regional primary competition in West Virginia, Michigan, Wisconsin, and North Carolina.
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Washington
KFL
Edmund Muskie
Gallup
Out
White House
Out Party
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Nixon
Robert Taft
John F. Kennedy
Adlai Stevenston
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Thomas F. Dewey
Barry Goldwater
Dewey
Harold Siassen
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
West Virginidiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
North Carolina
Wallace
Democie
Patrick Lucey
South Mid
The Humaneness of Kleindienst at Confirmation Hearings
In a 1972 McNaught Syndicate column Holmes Alexander analyzes Richard Kleindienst during his Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearings. He contrasts Bayh and Hart with Kleindienst, framing the debate as liberal restraint versus conservative action to protect Liberty and public safety.
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Muskie
New Hampshire
Manchester Union Leader
Wisconsin
Patrick Lucey
Lucey
Clement J. Zablocki
Tablocki
Milwaukee
Zablocki
King Features Syndicate
Kleindienst
Washington, D.C
Richard Kleindienst
Arizona
Harvard Law School
Democrae
Birch Bayh
Ind
Philip Hart
Judiciay Committee
Alexander Ises
Dick Kleindienst
Tough
Justice Department
Columbia
Liberty
Bayh
Hart
Hhand
Supreme Court
Michigan
Paperwork avalanche buries small business in bills and forms
Margaret Phillips notes a blank Tunica Times-Democrat front page after government reports. The piece argues that a family running a small grocery faces endless form filling from federal, state, and local agencies, totaling billions in cost and driving ventures to sell or welfare.
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Avalanche
Margaret Phillips
Tunica, Miss
Times-Democrat
State Department of Reveue
ABC Board
State Employment Security Commission
Census Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Tom McIntyre
Senate
Subcommittee On
IRS
Everbody
Gen
Fea. Corp
To The Point Ruminations Of A Small Scale Forester
A forest column lamenting woodland loss in America and urging direct conservation. The writer describes a 40acre Wood Lot near his village, discussing elm disease, afforestation, thinning young pines and spruces, and the value of long term forestry. He warns amateur foresters against overplanting and stresses responsible management for future family use.
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Pacific
Gulf States
South
Michigan
Conservation Department
State Agricultural College
Joyce Kilmer
Gen. Fea. Corp
Peterson Reports Educational Mismatch Amid Labor Gap
Peter G Peterson Secretary of Commerce warns that the US education system overproduces liberal arts graduates while under supplying vocational training in high schools. He cites only 30 percent of jobs filled in technical fields and urges reforms to align training with a changing world economy.
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Peterson
New York City
United States
Peter G. Peterson
Nixon
Peter
U.S
Ole
Tulsa Junior College
Oklahoma
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Anacin
Copywright
Field Enterprises, Inc
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Presiden
Harriet W. Toner
Jane Toner
Scott
Dent
Jase Ww
Maughun Tary
E Jackson
Dolly
Mallon
Associated Press
Phillips’ Survey
Galup
Goldwater
George C. Wallace
TVE
Holmes Alexander
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Paul Harvey News
By Paul Harve
Alice Widener
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
National Advisory Council For
Rhodes
U.S.A. Syndicate
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