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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1973
Page
2
Editorial argues House Bill 1488 would let elected officials raise salaries midterm a license to raid the public treasury. It cites the long standing 1924 law prohibiting pay increases during terms and warns the measure would erode fiscal safeguards that have worked for decades.
A reader criticizes how bills become law, citing HB 1292a related to the State Flag. The essay argues amendments allow abusing process, notes legislators seek higher salaries, and warns that removing paid subscriber requirements could legalize alcohol ads. It concludes lawmakers reveal legislative idiocy.
Kevin P. Phillips critiques media and history surrounding Wounded Knee 1890 and the 1973 era revisionism. He argues that on the spot reporting ignores prelude factors in Plains warfare and accuses popular works of skewing the narrative toward guilt or conspiracy.
Alice Widener notes President Meany blasts inflation on TV and cites Wall Street Journal claims of lumber and housing cost surges. The piece traces 1971–1973 price trends, welfare missteps, and speculative debt notes, warning of a future dollar redefinition and currency shifts.
Holmes Alexander critiques the Nixon administration’s transition period touching wage ceilings and voluntary restraints. He notes mixed signals from Dunlop and Meany, critiques domestic policy handling, and contrasts with past presidents while predicting ongoing economic strain and political contention through 1973.
Listings show senators and representatives with office rooms in the Old Senate Office Building and Longworth Building in Washington DC. Names include Sen R Vasre Harike Sen Birch Bayh Rep David J Derints and Rep Elrod H Minis with district notes and state details.
The American Council on Education surveys 109000 freshmen finding most describe themselves as conservative or middle of the road and only about one third liberal. Ecology tops concerns while professors drift left and Nixon backing among faculty is noted. Hayden Fonda ties seen as distant memory amid student politics.
Buckley examines U S proposed economic aid to North Vietnam calling it reparations and arguing it signals defeat. He warns against direct funding and suggests alternatives including strategic investment and international contributions while prioritizing the goal of peace and stability.
Paul Harvey notes Ford ads declare value for money while foreign imports erode US share. Detroit fights back with redesigned Pontiacs Oldsmobiles and smaller Buicks as Nipponese cars grow. Nixon cites a six billion dollar trade deficit and rising import prices weigh on the domestic market.
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