Due Process and High School Basketball Eligibility
Editorial argues due process in Jeff Taylor case at Anderson High School. It praises Horace Chadbourne for avoiding technicality and upholding fair chance to prove eligibility, linking to broader American legal principles and Hoosier Hysteria. The piece cites Highland High School and references IHSAA rules and Shakespearean quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Taylor
Anderson High School
Taylor
Highland High School
IHSAA
Inengipie Iad
Horace Chadbourne
Avon
Tax favoritism in cooperatives disputed by officials
Anthony Harrigan reports on tax shelters for cooperatives arguing current law lets patronage dividends avoid corporate tax. National Tax Equality Association warns of billions in lost revenue while urging Congress to curb exemptions and protect private enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Harrigan
Congress
James H Gilbert
National Tax Equality Association
House
Commitee Am Banking
Gilbert
Sensible blacks push back on oversolicitous aid and busing
The piece quotes Paul Harvey urging blacks to stop reliance on charity and to pursue self discipline. It notes resistance to cross-town busing in Joliet and Chicago and cites a Chicago education group opposing forced desegregation. It cites Park violence and reflects on whites and blacks seeking a fair share in the melting pot era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harvey
Mmr
Chappe James
Air Force
Jesse
Joliet, Ill
Freedom School
Mt Zan Baptst
Chicago
Wright
Park
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Poor John Doe and the draft ferry to Canada
A writer recalls a man named John Doe who fled to Canada to avoid the Vietnam War draft and later returned. The piece questions voluntary citizenship abandonment and compares the case to a 19th century figure, urging sympathy while highlighting duty and allegiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Random House
John Doe
Republic
Canada
Doe
FBI
Beard of Immigration Appeals
Hie
Philip
United States
Vietnam
New Right in American politics analyzed by pundits and pollsters
The piece critiques how commentators misread the New Right, arguing its appeal blends economic aims with cultural issues, and its tactics diverge from classic conservatism. It notes AFL-CIO concerns, emphasizes a loose ideological core, and warns against simplistic liberal versus conservative framings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Formtaar
Washington
Panama Canal
Afl-Cio
New Right
Milton Friedman
Waliam McKinley
Andrew Jackson
George Wallace
Middle America
United States
Jesn
Reader letter on Panama Canal threats and treason claim
A reader condemns the Panama Canal treaty as treasonous and warns against giving up sovereignty to the Soviets and Communists. The letter argues the United States financed the canal, claims perpetual control, and calls for senators to oppose the treaty.
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John Harrington
Panama Canal
Torrijos
Panama
Moscow
Carter
Byrd
Virginia Baker
Tennessee
Bayh
Dana
United States
Colombia
Canal
Aeryone
America
Free
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