Editorial urges more hearings on Highland Lake reservoir
The Madison County editorial urges expanded public hearings on the Highland Lake reservoir, urging neutral data and full answers from officials. It notes opposing views, possible land and school impacts, and calls readers to lobby Congressmen Hillis and Dennis for more hearings and clear facts before the 1974 legislative session.
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Madison County
Highland Lake
Indianapolis Water Company
Marion
Hamilton
Madison
Hancock County
Hamilton County
Anderson
Indiana General Assembly
Marion County
Elwood H
Bud) Hillis
South Madison
Tenth
David W. Dennis
Hillis
Dennis
Nantes Era of Modern Growth Spotted in Old City Landscape
Alice Widener reports from Nantes France noting a transition from medieval towers to ultra modern offices and banks along the Loire new hotels and new housing. The piece highlights local leadership Paul Delouvrier Jacques Voisard and DATAR and contrasts European and Japanese investment with American industry.
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Alok
Nantes
France
Atlantic
Loire
Dukes of Brite Sedine
Sig Alma
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
Cleveland
Ouest Atlantique
Paul Delouvrier
Jacques Voisard
DATAR
Avelopment
Atlantique
Bernard Jajouanne
Sal Reporch
Lajouanne
Nanterre
Paris
The
Univers
Los Angeles
U.S.A
Mexico City
Hautier
California
Watergate echoes in 1788 electoral skulduggery discussion
In a 1978 McNaught Syndicate piece, Sandy Hamplton debates if Washington’s era used dummy candidates to steal votes, likening it to Watergate era tactics. He cites Adams and Jefferson as witnesses in court inspired by political deceit and constitutional manipulation.
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Richard Nixon
George Washington
Tost
Washington
Jay
Harrison
Hancock
Rutledge
Clinton
Huntington
Milton
Armstrong
Tel
John Adams
White House
George McGovern
Thomas Jefferson
Adams
Jefferson
Senate
Adame
John Marshall
Federal
Supreme Court
Marshall
Do We Have a Right to Bring Children Into This World
Column examines fears about declining birthrates and societal change in the United States. It discusses abortion, contraception, urban decline, inflation, crime, and disillusion after World War II, asking whether Americans should reproduce in a troubled era and suggesting optimism may outpace doom in the years ahead.
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Los Angeles
United
George Orwell
Orwell
America
Boy
Bette
Morris L. Ernst
Ernst
Morocco
Alaska
United Nations
Damocles
God
Itelf
The Neglect of the First Amendment in TV News Coverage
In this column the author critiques television unions and coverage practices surrounding press conferences. He cites NBC, AFTRA, and public television access, noting price disputes over tape footage and calls for greater First Amendment protection across media. He laments media silence from major outlets on union power and civil liberties.
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T.V
New ‘York
Aeef
Dallas
CBS
ABC
United States
Television Newomen
Evan’s
District Court
New York
Buckley and Evans Vs. Aftra
AFTRA
Alexander Bickel
Yale University
Nat Hemott
Royaty
Fet Amearimedt
Evans
New York Times
Dan Elisberg
Congressional
Pentagon
Congress
National
Right To Work Defense Committee
Where To Write Your Legislators
Brief fragment lists names and addresses for writing legislators. Contains garbled and incomplete lines likely from a political column. The readable portion mentions a David W. Dennis Hap and an address line with street and city parts, but lacks full details or clear context.
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