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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1969
Page
2
An editorial argues the gap between generations widens over immediate wants and credit use. It recalls the Great Depression, warns youth to temper expectations, notes debt and tax burdens rising, and urges clearer communication on economic realities to avert reckless spending.
Angelica Corp rushes into health care and disposable vestments market after acquiring Environmentals Inc, expanding from uniforms to hospital textiles and mail orders. Sales rose 260 percent since 1990 to 45.8 million with earnings growth. company operates 44 city retail outlets and a Canada arm, with 34 percent family ownership. In a separate letter, a reader seeks tax guidance on jointly held bank accounts and estate planning, advising professional tax planning now.
Paul Harvey notes a growing backlash against campus protestors and believes a silent majority is rising. He cites Kent State and Rutgers incidents, calls for decisive action, and quotes Bob Hope and Bayard Rustin to argue that disrupters are often unattractive and unconvincing to the public.
Dr William Brady argues prevention of respiratory infections should guide public health. He explains airborne spread is largely historical and that ordinary transmission is via droplets from coughs and sneezes or conversation spray. Masks are essential within two to five feet, especially at busy service counters and clinical settings. He cites the need for proper hygiene and notes a constitutional preamble text at the end.
Dr George W Crane debates art versus obscenity citing a Madison nude coed student play as a case. He argues obscenity is a scientific matter not mere popularity vote, warns democracy can err and praises republic principles. He references Pontius Pilate and asserts real art is not defined by majority approval.
William Wade discusses the 1690 Boston first newspaper Publick Occurrences Both Foreign and Domestick, suppressed after four days for licensing issues and high nature reflections. The piece notes oath conflicts in Connecticut, resistance to allegiance to the new United States, and solemn unknown soldier burials in multiple wars, reflecting early loyalty debates and public honor.
A Tennessee court fight raises the issue of forced school integration across Maury County as 1000 white and 2400 black parents resist a federal order. Attorneys argue desegregation differs from compelled congregation and challenge HEW rules on policy and authority amid national tensions.
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