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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1973
Page
3
Cries over the Nixon OEO shutdown grow louder as critics claim abolition hurts the poor. Advocates argue the OEO wasted funds and bloated bureaucratic empires with costly surveys and jet trips while little help reached the needy.
Republicans swept state offices and gained majorities in both chambers. The Democrat minority unveiled a tax relief plan framed as a crackdown, arguing it would raise expenditures and mislead voters. In the Indiana Senate on Wednesday Lt. Gov. Robert Ort cast the deciding vote, advancing a proposal tied to increased lake projects.
A shift toward revived Greek life is noted at multiple campuses as fraternities and sororities reclaim appeal amid aging protest era reputations. UT president and Detroit data illustrate evolving views on hazing and academics, while observers debate rites of passage versus old party images.
Mike Causey reports the 1973 Toastmasters award goes to Dwight Ink of the OMB for delivering a Chicago Nebraska conference talk by telephone after a fog grounded his flight. The scene includes a cleaning lady interrupting with a mop as Ink continued, ending with a 10 minute encore. Also noted are grade cut plans for Army logistics civilian staff, and a Philadelphia Salvation Army Can Can Day setup by Defense Personnel Support Center workers.
A fragment essay contrasts nervous American pace with European caution and Swiss precision. It cites moon missions and modern productivity, notes cultural stereotypes of Germans Japanese Chinese, and mocks excessive efficiency while pondering leisure and progress. It ends with a jagged insertion of the U.S. Constitution preamble.
Kevin P. Phillips argues 1973 ushers a true Year of the Cop with harsh urban crime measures and candidates with police backgrounds reshaping major city leadership. He warns bold policing may mirror early Weimar Berlin tendencies as middle class reformers push for order amid rising prices and disintegration of services.
Opinion piece predicting feral dogs and cats threaten wildlife and livestock, potential new canid species, and the need for animal control and spaying measures. Notes costs and a listed water heater inquiry with Smith-Gates Corp. as context.
Holmes Alexander lauds Richard Nixon as a smooth chief executive in his 30th press conference. The piece highlights Nixon’s stance on aiding North Vietnam, avoiding deserters, and shaping an optimistic yet cautious path toward peace in Asia and Europe.
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