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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1978
Page
4
The Park case raises calls to reveal lawmakers who received funds from the Korean dealer and questions whether ethics probes should name recipients. The piece argues redlining defends lenders only when credit is responsibly issued, warns against political credit allocation, and denounces government pressure on loans.
A reader message argues unions, including auto and miners groups, harm others when striking. The writer says farmers, miners, and firefighters are essential and criticizes auto workers for self interest and high prices. They urge unions to back "the real working men" and to stop strikes for selfish ends.
In the Supreme Court press gallery a government lawyer argued Los Angeles obscenity case involving William Pinus convicted of peddling pornography. Judge Williams instructed the jury to consider community standards including all ages, while the DOJ urged upholding the conviction though reservations about including children. The piece questions how community standards should protect youths from exposure to adult material and notes the jury's verdict in the Pincus case as representative of community standards.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a grandmother who phoned daily and found humor in the growing habit of telephones and callers. The piece notes her ahead-of-time warnings and a 1978 copyright claim, hinting at early tech anxieties.
A concise survey outlines key events from 1948 to 1978 including UN partition plans, Arab-Israeli wars, Israeli responses, and Arab refusals to negotiate. It highlights Egyptian actions, Suez crisis, 1967-68 conflicts, PLO creation, and Sadat's peace overtures while noting U.S. and Soviet pressure and ongoing regional tensions.
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