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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1971

Page

4

Fire disasters and a fiscal flight of fancy

The piece recalls the 1871 Peshtigo and 1871 Chicago fires and Fire Prevention Week. It contrasts public awareness with ongoing danger and urges continued warning reads from the Fire Department. It also surveys a 1971 federal deficit claimed as a full employment budget surplus and muses on budgeting philosophy and inflation.

Chicago Rea Preshtigo Wis Upper Michigan Tex Johnstown United States AP Dispatch

Success Kills Progress in Pay and Policy Debate

The piece argues that high legislative pay has stalled national programs from defense to space and transport. It accuses lawmakers earning over $42,500 annually of protecting their pay while nations like Russia lead in key fields. It laments the loss of U S leadership and questions the value of current pay levels.

Russia England France

When Welfare and Work Clash in New York

Alice Widener reports from New York City on travel fatigue and frustration with welfare work rules. She cites figures from the New York State Labor Department claiming thousands of welfare recipients resisted work, contrasts national debt talk with domestic hardship, and notes shabby taxi service and public frustration as she questions the logic of current policy.

New York State Labor Department New York IWW John Connally United States

Will Christian populations survive in Israel and territories

A Baltimore reader analyzes whether about 100000 Christians in Israel and occupied territories can endure under a secular Jewish state. He cites emigration, economics, and social integration in Jerusalem Nazareth and Bethlehem, noting limited government bias but uncertain future amid Zionism and Arab nationalism.

Israel Baltimore Arnold Blumberg Palestine Jerusalem Nazareth Bethlehem Blumberg Nazarenes Dr. Blumberg Bethleham Ronald Stores North Africa Egypt Carthage Tunisia Church of the Holy Sepulchre

Reusing Waste Water for Drinking Probed by Officials

In 1971 a Gen. Fea Corp briefing warns Americans face water shortages as Great Lakes and major rivers become too polluted to restore quickly. Recycling drinking water via treatment, lime processing, odor removal, and carbon filtration is discussed, with costs rising and large-scale projects planned from Denver to Nevada.

Max Edwards Department of Interior Creare Great Lakes Californ Colorado California Lake Tahoe Nevada- California Palmdale Fla Denver Cole Los Angeles Canada Hudson Bay American Southwest Gen Fea, Corp

Workshops on the Pentagon Papers Spark Controversy

The piece critiques campus workshops on the Pentagon Papers as ad hoc think tanks aiming for dramatic conclusions. It cites Leslie Gelb and others, arguing debates reveal biases, selective access to records, and how public opinion is shaped by officials and the press.

Southeast Asia United States South Vietnam Pentagon Leslie H. Gelb Daniel Elisberg Pontiac Mich Gelb Mr. Gelb Paul Harvey the Herald

Reader Letters Oppose Nixon Peking Visit and Welfare Tax Relief

A reader protests President Nixon's planned visit to Peking to promote peace arguing it aids a mass murderer and undermines American values. The letter urges letters of protest and cites drug trade and UN seating of Red China. Additional letters defend young drivers against stereotypes and urge scrutiny of welfare costs and peace demonstrations.

Richard Milhous Nixon United States America Peking China Mao Tse‘Tung Nixon Mao ‘Tse-Tung Red China United Nations J. A. Pace Jackson Street Anderson, Ind

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