Taxpayers urged to quiz budgets for 1972 tax rate
Editorial urges citizens to study local budgets and question officials as Madison County and State Tax Boards plan hearings. It argues taxpayers have right to demand value, trim fat, and push for a reasonable tax rate in 1972.
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Where Do We Draw The Line On Surveillance
The piece questions how much invasion of privacy is acceptable for law enforcement. It discusses closed circuit TV and helicopter patrols, weighing crime prevention against civil liberties and personal privacy. It argues the issue requires thoughtful public consideration.
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U.S. Japan weigh trade moves before Washington policy talks
The piece notes a planned Joint U.S. Japan Committee on Trade and Economic talks in Washington on Sept 9. It details U.S. threats including a 10 percent surcharge on imports and potential yen revaluation to curb Japan’s trade surplus and boost U.S. access to markets.
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Joseph Slevin
Washington Post
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Nixon
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Shenandoah High School Band Praised for State Rank
A reader defends Shenandoah High School's band achievements in Indiana, condemning misrepresentation of their uniforms and accomplishments. The letter asserts Shenandoah placed third in the state with a small enrollment, and predicts the band will continue to win against larger Madison County groups.
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Shenandoah
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Tim
Henry County
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We cannot play Pilate in Vietnam says Holmes Alexander
Holmes Alexander argues in a syndicated column that the US must not withdraw from Vietnam as a graceful retreat. He compares US actions to Pilate and notes the ongoing bloodshed, urging continued involvement despite moral costs. He cites Hadley and Lincoln to urge painful accountability and a lasting stance.
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Author rails against youth leniency in Nugent case
Alice Widener argues in strong terms that the law treats 18 and 19 year olds as children yet assigns adult penalties for crimes. The piece centers on Patrolman Kenneth Nugent’s 1971 death and questions whether the killer’s age should dictate punishment. It condemns contemporary sociological theories and calls for immediate legal reform.
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New York City
Kenneth Nugent
Cornelius Butler
Buller
New York State
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Butler
Brooklyn
Patricna Nugent
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Kenneth Nugest
Lindsay
Murphy
Phillips Survey South Africa's Southern Strategy
Kevin P. Phillips analyzes South Africa's Southern Strategy as a broad regional effort to align with southern African nations and other southern hemisphere partners. The piece notes cooperation with Botswana Lesotho Swaziland Malawi Madagascar and Angola relates to trade security and development projects, and extends to intercontinental ties with Argentina Brazil and Australia.
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Nixon
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Indian Ocean
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Angola
Zambia
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Horambique
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Southern African Regional Tourist Council
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South America
Australasia
Argentina
Brazil
Australia
South Atlantic
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Evon
Asia
King Features
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Seneca Style Advice Sparks Debate On Modern Intellectuals
A fragment argues rising thinkers should avoid gaudy dress and self promotion, citing Seneca and Cynics. It contrasts ancient reformers with today’s generation, warning that eccentricity may repel the public and hinder virtue. The piece notes both admiration and critique of radical simplicity.
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Texas
Griffin Smith Jr
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Inventions and Manuals Overload in Household Woes
A reader laments confusing and chaotic appliance manuals from ovens to washers and refrigerators. The piece mocks unclear instructions and the mismatched advice, noting humorous misreads and a copyright line from Field Enterprises in 1971.
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