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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1973
Page
4
The editorial warns that issuing general obligation bonds or creating a building authority will lift taxes for Anderson residents. It argues a new fire station costing up to 1 million and other projects threaten budget strains, urging residents to oppose petitions approving bond issues.
The story of returning American prisoners of war fills with reunion joy and suspense while hints of torture by North Vietnamese captors suggest a larger, painful narrative still to be told. Last detainees slated for release by month’s end, leaving a broader POW account to unfold.
Alice Widener reports Nixon called housewives powerful budget voices and urges them to push Congress to reduce federal spending. The letter cites welfare, OEO concerns, and a call to cut spending from A to Z, highlighting foundations and aid abroad as part of the deficit.
Column argues Skyline Towers collapse highlights shoddy workmanship and moral responsibility. It cites Nader and Burke Hartke theories on export of jobs, warns of inflation and trade deficits, and questions whether decline stems from plan or accident.
The piece argues Sweden’s rise in robberies and street crime stems from a regulated, egalitarian system that dulls ambition and stifles challenge. It cites private guards, permissive society, high taxation, and bored youth as factors, contrasting with American debates on law and order and Vietnam-era attitudes.
The piece notes high growth boosts leftist pressure in France, Japan, Germany and Britain. It discusses how prosperity widens calls for redistribution, welfare, and social reform, while conservatives gain or lose ground in different elections. Giscard d Estaing aims growth rather than wealth redistribution, aided by analysts Passell and Ross.
The piece argues that diplomatic moves toward recognizing Red China, led by figures such as Senator Henry Jackson and President Nixon, threaten Taiwan. It questions the Taiwan defense treaty’s future, warns of irredentist risks if lapsed, and notes Taiwan's precarious status amid great power realignments.
John and Barbara Hickner urge equal space for pro life perspectives in the Herald. They praise choosing life, arguing abortion ends a life and calling out one sided coverage in the article "Legal Abortion One Day Away."
The article notes Postmaster General Klassen is shocked by mail delivery delays and hopes his concern will prompt action. It also mentions scientists hinting at future obesity control by altering brain signals, with appetite reduction via calorie limits. Bigwry chains cut wholesale beef while consumers push for further price reductions.
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