What's Wrong With Having Money Surplus Editorial
An editorial defends the Whitcomb administration against Matt Welsh's charges of fiscal irresponsibility. It notes initial deficit estimates gave way to a near 60 million dollar surplus, praises frugality, and argues avoiding federal programs avoided red tape and debt. The piece lauds Indiana’s tradition of no debt and low taxes, praising the surplus as beneficial. It concludes Welsh missed the point and a 60 million surplus is wonderful.
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Matt Welsh
Whitcomb
Welsh
Whit
Comb
Indiana
Whitecomb
Hoyt Wright remembered as longtime Anderson business leader
Hoyt Wright a prominent Anderson merchant who died last week left a legacy of civic service and business integrity. He started as a boy in Troop's Store in Frankton, moved to Anderson in 1907, served in World War I, and founded Hoyt Wright Co. in 1922 on Meridian Street. His creed Dont forget the customer guided his success and community work with the Chamber of Commerce American Legion Elks Lodge and Board of Public Works. His kindness to workers and downtrodden earned him wide respect among colleagues and townspeople.
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Hoyt ‘Wright
Anderson
Frankdon
Hoyt
Bushelman
Smith and Adams
American Legion
Elks Lodge
Board of Public ‘Works
Hoyt Wright
Federal appeals overhaul eyed to ease firings in government
The government drafts a streamlined grievance appeals system to speed adverse actions and remove marginal workers. Congress must approve. plan to be sent to Senate and House committees. Officials say current multi level appeals delay decisions and burden both sides.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Congress
Senate
House Post Office
Civil Service Committees
CSC Brass
CSC
House Post Office Civil Service Committee
Robert E. Hampton
Hampton
The Jewish Vote and Nixon McGovern Dynamics
The Commentary piece outlines a shift in Jewish voting patterns with Nixon potentially gaining 50 percent of the Jewish vote, against prior levels. It notes fundraising dynamics, foreign policy debates on Israel and the Soviet threat, and critiques of McGovern's stance on quotas and civil liberties, while highlighting Zionist and liberal perspectives and McGovern’s efforts to win Jewish support.
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Commentary Magazine
Richard Nixon
Nixon
McGovern
Humphrey
Sidney Zion
The
New York Times
Lifestyle
New Monthly
Gelling
California
Hubert Humphrey
Israel
Middle East
Nathan Glazer
United States
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Mixon
China
Plauable
HEW
Nixon Yes
Miami
George McGovern
Golan Heights
Consumerist Fallacy Opposes Real Consumer Freedom
Sensing The News argues that critics misread consumer protection as a universal good. Prof. Arthur Shenfield contends consumerism is a populist misdirection that raises costs, misleads voters, and harms consumers by demanding unattainable standards and universal information without paying for it.
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Congress
Consumer Protection Agency
He Catsumer
Arthur Shenfield
International Insticule For Economic Research
Hillsdale College
Michigan
Shenfield
Prof. Shenfield
Bim
Prof
Cadillac
U.S
Shenfied
Jong Tun
Nixon aims for historic landslide in 1972 election
Washington dispatch weighs Nixon’s hope for large vote totals and state sweeps. It forecasts a potential record popular vote near 60 million, extensive state gains, and the threat to McGovern’s campaign while noting FDR and Harding margins as benchmarks.
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Washington
KFS
Nixon White House
Nixon
George McGovern
Alger Hiss
LBJ
Barry Goldwater
Philadelphia
Albert Sindlinger
Richard
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Maine
Vermont
Massachusetts
FDR
Squire
Hyde Park
Alf Tansdon
District of Columbia
Lydon B. Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Warren G. Harding
Richard Nixon
Warren Harding
Cal Coolidge
White House
Rhode Island
McGovern
Lika
The Facts About Unemployment in America
Alice Widener contends unemployment figures mislead the public and argues the real long term issue is a misfit public education system. She cites March 1972 data showing 5.2 million unemployed with many youths affected, asserting true unemployment closer to one million after exclusions.
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New York City
United States
Health, Education and Welfare Department
National Education Association
Teachers’ Federations
America
Ple
Iere
U.S. Labor Department
U.S
Tdis
Washington, D.C
Macy's
Macy Department Store Personnel Office
Right to Sexual Happiness Debate at Fribourg
A Swiss theology professor at the Catholic University of Fribourg argues for a broad right to sexual happiness, linking it to human rights and arguing against moral restraints. The piece critiques the idea as socially risky, noting potential harms to loyalty, family, and society, and questions source of such a right.
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Catholic University of
Erros
Fribourg
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Texas
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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George D. Chiitennerger
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Franidant
A Letlanaa
Mico Franidanty
Robert F Tackson
Jane Contr
Scott Charles W. Laughaine
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Seana Shichi
Andi
Sanity
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Indiang
Tony
Ohana
Associated Press
Fedal
Prin Mane
Buckl
Anthony Harrigan
Kevin F. Phillips
Pnillifs
Alice Widener
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