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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1973

Page

4

Editorials- A Common Denominator in Anderson Herald

The piece analyzes a 22 month sequence of events tied to residential development on Ion Avenue and questions impartiality in Anderson zoning. It focuses on Robert L. Rock & Associates and potential conflicts involving Mayor Rock and a city official network, arguing a political relationship risks ethics and highlights Realtor's Week declarations.

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Nixon Crisis Reflections Deter Prolonged Watergate Fallout

Washington stars reflect on the Ervin Committee probe and Nixon’s April action. Critics fear a protracted embarrassment and seek a path to restore confidence while Senate Democrats show restraint amid ongoing investigations.

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Washington rises as New York rival in power and finance

In Pulse of the capital, Washington emerges as a major finance and information hub. The Washingtonian analysis notes rising private capital share, foreign banks, and a push toward a national stock market. Washington ties New York for top headquarters, with growth in media, government agencies, and high income, while New York lags in some indicators.

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Shirley MacLaine Critics Crime Statute Changes

Readers see Shirley MacLaine opposing Nixon proposed crime statute changes aimed at obscenity and pornography. They portray her as a feminist activist visiting China while warning the reform could curb freedoms and aid Communist aims, arguing genuine equality requires broader societal transformation.

Newsweek Shirley MacLaine Nixon Congress

Roosevelt Nixon work ethic in FDR Memoirs critique

A review compares Roosevelt and Nixon through Bernard Asbell’s The FDR Memoirs. It argues both leaders stressed work as national character, notes limits in each era, and praises the book’s persuasive portrayal while urging readers to judge the work ethic theme for themselves.

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Local government payrolls drive up tax burden says Harvey

Paul Harvey critiques rising local government payrolls and spending. He notes cities vote down school taxes and bonds while escalating wages strain taxpayers. He argues blame rests partly with Washington but mainly with state and local payroll growth and inflated urban bureaucracies.

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Inflation the Number One Public Worry

Alice Widner notes inflation tops public concerns as prices rise and buying power falls. The piece cites Pearl Bailey on grocery costs and references The New York Times Watergate dollar debate, urging a shift to gold and monetary reform through a new Treasury secretary and policy changes.

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