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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1978
Page
4
Editorial warns that allowing warrantless OSHA inspections would nullify enforcement safeguards. It praises the Supreme Court for upholding the Constitution against unreasonable searches and urges Congress to curb agency overreach in future laws. It argues for requiring warrants to protect private enterprise.
A California column discusses how Ohio Valley College borrowed federal funds for a new auditorium in 1969, later replacing the loan with a higher-cost private loan to regain religious freedom. It warns about federal funding temptations, tax credits for private and college students, and the risk of more government supervision harming private schools.
An Anderson Herald notice by Mason Grove details a point of action labeled Eye 82. The brief item notes a formal proceeding or listing under district protocol with identifiers linked to local governance. Specific dates, names, and locations are not fully legible.
A Washington rally near the White House drew over 2500 supporters of a Carter administration labor reform bill. Secretary of Labor Ray Marshall warned of a battle between the powerful and the powerless, arguing unions gain leverage from campaign finance and that the reform would empower labor while hurting small business.
The article argues Begin’s government expands settlements in the West Bank under military cover, challenging the road to peace. It cites reports by Eric Silver and notes American, Jewish, and global concern over annexation moves and the stalled Palestinian homeland talks. It calls for a new Israeli government and urges Americans to press Begin.
A syndicated 1978 column argues the underground or black market economy is driven by government tax rules and controls. It cites estimates of 36 billion dollars and cites Italy’s Naples as an example, praising moonlighting unions and warnings of transfer payments and wage laws shaping informal work.
Wisconsin congressman William Steiger presses an amendment to HR 12078 in the House Ways and Means Committee, arguing that cutting capital gains tax to pre 1969 levels would boost growth and revenues. Supporters cite Evans and other studies while Democrats push for status quo. October vote could influence Carter’s standing and the election.
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