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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1972

Page

4

Dollars Don’t Educate Editorial Critique of Public Schools Pay

An editorial argues that more funding alone does not improve schooling quality. It critiques teacher tenure, calls for quality control, and warns against shifting funds based on wealth disparities. The piece notes rising salaries and shortened teaching hours without boosting outcomes, urging evaluation of teachers and fund allocation.

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Anderson to Host AAU Midwest Regional Bask etball Tourney

The AAU Midwest Regional Basketball Tournament starts Thursday at Wigwam with the Anderson Launderers and Anderson Collegians among local entrants. Teams from Milwaukee Danville Morelon Springfield Indianapolis and Edinburg join, with semi finals Friday and finals Sunday. Proceeds support youth programs via the Anderson Sertoma Club.

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Hoower Quote on Hostage Bank Robberies From FBI Bulletin

J Edgar Hoover warns in the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin March 1972 that hostage bank robberies threaten an open society. He urges continuous coordinated efforts by banks, law enforcement, and communities to make success odds against such crimes vanishingly small.

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Energy policy urged to avert US power crisis

Holmes Alexander discusses Britain's coal shortage and looming US blackout risks. He highlights Environmental rules, federal agencies, and rising energy costs as barriers to domestic electricity, urging a national energy policy to prevent industrial stagnation and avoid a fate like Britain’s.

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Our Grandchildren May Be Cold From Fuel Waste

A 1972 column argues Americans waste fuel fueling homes and heating, urging lower temperatures and conservation. It contrasts 68 degrees as healthy with 75 and 62 in practice, notes the limits of coal gas oil and atomic power, references Toynbee, Britain’s milder winters, and Avila Spain, and warns future generations may denounce current prodigality while advocating ecological planning. The author recounts personal habits heating with stoves, quilts, and wood, and ends suggesting stronger drinks as a joke about warming.

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Nixon and Agnew write-in momentum shape California and New Hampshire

Washington dispatch notes Republican tensions over California campaigning after Ashcraft loss. It tracks Nixon era strategists tout Spiro Agnew’s New Hampshire write-in surge as a potential renomination boost, and outlines conservative opposition to welfare workfare plans within the Omnibus Social Security bill as Senate debates near April.

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Surface mining debate tests West Virginia economy and jobs

West Virginia lawmakers debate outlawing surface coal mining as state relies on high wage, long wall operations that provide over 55 million in miner wages. Proponents warn a ban risks energy costs, Japanese steel orders, and regional jobs while reclamation gains and new controls are noted.

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Where To Write Your Legislators Instructions Mix

A fragmented list shows addresses for U S senators and representatives in Washington D C. Names include Hartke Bayh Dennis Hillis Bray and others with room numbers and building names. The text contains garbled phrases and unclear districts.

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