Editorials Questioning State Goof On Law Effective Dates
An Indiana Legislative Council proposal to fix a specific effective date for new laws follows a recent error that allowed a two month gap when marijuana was not prohibited. Anthony E. Ard argues for a uniform date, but critics warn it would waste taxpayers money and complicate government. The piece urges better attention by lawmakers.
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Indiana General Assembly
Indiana Legislative Council
Indiana
Anthony E. Ard
Council
Acts of
Ard
General Assembly
Indianapolis
United States
Libya
United States Secret Service
Sarajevo
Faisal
DeBard Announces Expanded Traffic Violations Patrols
Indiana State Police Superintendent Robert L. DeBard unveils a task force plan to curb highway deaths by saturating busy highways with officers from local departments. A recent I 465 patrol yielded 14 arrests 38 warnings and 75 services aided by aerial support. Signal 30 patrols will extend similar cross agency enforcement on I 65.
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Indiana
Robert L. DeBard
ISP
DeBard
Indianapolis
Marion County Sheriff's Deputies
Indianapolis-Marion County
Interstate 65
Louisville
Federal departments push for 240 top jobs in supergrade pool
Washington hears three major departments Treasury Interior and HUD back administration request for 240 new Grade 16 17 18 positions amid competition for 191 slices of the supergrade pie. Subcommittee doubtful aboutInterior gains while Treasury IRS and HUD stress need for more executive talent.
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Congress
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House
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Subcommittee
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H. R. Gross
Relowa
Interior
Bureau of Indian Affairs
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Ort
IRS
Post Office Civil Service Committee
Capitol Hill
Floyd H. Hyde
HUD
David Henderson
D-N.c
Thaddeus Julski
D.N.Y
Full
Henderson
Ana Sy
Questions for a Nation on War and Silence in 1973
Alice Widener presents a salvo of questions addressed to public figures and institutions amid U S involvement in Israel and Vietnam. The piece catalogs critics and activists, asks where dissenters are, and laments censorship before World War III headlines.
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Mi.e
Brooklyn College
Israel
Brooklyn
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Mekong
Deily
Pathet Lao
Orate
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Vietnam
CSA
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Lockheed
Yippie
Abbie Holtman
Jerry
Rubin
Conn ‘Weiss
Spock
William Sloan Coffin Jr
David Dellinger
Eugene
Genovese
Rennie Davis
Jane Fonda
Tom Hayden
Joan Baer
Pete Seeger
Berrigan
Sister Elizabeth Mealster
Azores
U.S
Mid-East
Jerome B. Wiesner
Noam Chomsky
Milt
Seymour
Melman
Columbi University
David Halberstam
Seymour Hersi
Anthony Lewis
Tel Aviv
Cairo
Senate
Capitol Hill
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Theodore
Soren
United Nations
Daniel Ellsberg
G. Chester
Staten Island
N.Y
Voice of the People
New York Daily News
U.S.A
The Unthinkable and the Nuclear Dawn Debate
Holmes Alexander recalls a 1973 magazine meeting where editors discussed Israel's alleged nuclear capability and the possible use of tactical nukes. The piece notes the unthinkable becoming thinkable, the Arab bloc's unity, and the threat of SALT I era weaponization shaping U S policy and the B 1 and Trident as inevitable
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Israel
What If Saudi Arabia Denies U S Its Oil
A historical column debates oil power and moral limits around Middle East supply. It argues nations must secure oil reliance while paying for it, outlines protections against coercion, and warns of military options if regimes refuse. The piece stresses preserving access without seizing resources.
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Saudi Arabia
Nation
Western Europe
Mideast
Libya
Suez Canal
U.N. Vendettas Raise Alarm Over Western Policy
Sensing The News criticizes the United Nations and its broad bloc of African and Communist allies for pressuring Western nations. It highlights incidents against Chile, Israel, and Rhodesia, accusing the U.N. majority of vendettas and urging U.S. policy to resist appeasement of anti Western coalitions. It cites Scali, Muskie, and Nixon era tensions over chrome imports and mineral access.
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Anthony Harrigan
U.N
United Nations
U.S
Raul Roa
General Assembly
Chile
Mulle
Israel
New York Times
Mobutu
Zaire
Congo
United States
John
Cs US
International
Congress
Rhodesia
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Scali
National Commission On
Free World
Japan
West Germany
America
Edmund Muskie
South Africa
Precautionary Surgery Debate From Gall Stones To Heart Repair
Paul Harvey discusses precautionary surgery overuse and evolving medical options. He notes gallstones affect many yet cause death from other causes, while future nonoperative dissolving methods and less invasive biopsies emerge. The piece questions whether today’s “cut it out” mindset is too casual amid advancing care and shared physician responsibility.
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Soviet Union
Paul Harvey
Harvey
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Medicis Ad Maen
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