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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1973

Page

4

Madison County Sesquicentennial Is Countywide Affair

The editorial stresses that the Sesquicentennial celebration belongs to all Madison County residents, not just Anderson. It highlights countywide volunteer involvement, the Government Center funding, and the need for promotion as a county event for the benefit of current and future residents. It urges unity and accurate publicity across Madison County and the Midwest.

Anderson Madison County Madison Indiana Midwest

Wandering Franchises and a Padres Washington Move

The piece traces baseballs shifting franchise history from 1953 onward, noting the Browns to Baltimore, westward moves by the Giants Dodgers Braves and Athletics, and new teams reaching 24. It discusses the Nationals era, the planned Padres move to Washington, and the proposed team name Pandas under prospective owner Joseph Danzansky, who rejects Senators.

St. Louis Browns Baltimore New York Yankees Giants Dodgers Braves Athletics Senators Chicago San Diego Padres Washington, D.C San Diego Washington Union Association National League Minnesota Padres Laserville Joseph Danzansky Pandas Joe

Boston University moves to reinstate ROTC on campus

Boston University seeks the return of ROTC after three years of student protests over the Vietnam era. President John Silber wins faculty backing with 75 percent of 1,439 voting in favor while the Student Union remains opposed. The move aligns with a push for a volunteer, professional army and civilian control.

Charles River Boston Ton University Reserve Officer Training Corps R.O.T.C Viet Nam John Silber Boston University Ivy League Chicago Tribune

Warning to East 53rd Street residents about road damage

A reader warns East 53rd Street and Park Way residents of a wet ditch that caused a horse to be buried and damaged property last April. The letter damns a two bit insurance payout and local officials while urging city workers to fix the right of way. It decries tax dollar use and calls out alleged city payroll parasites for inaction.

East 53Rd St Parkway East Anderson City Street Department

Urban renewal and a town left in a hole at Council Bluffs

Lowell Ponte laments Council Bluffs Iowa downtown destruction under urban renewal. He notes bulldozed shops, a vacant hundred yard square hole, a costly fountain, and questions what new structures will replace the old. He recalls local history, from Lewis and Clark to Icarians, and seeks meaning in the renewal project.

Council Bluffs Iowa Missouri Meriwether Lewis William Clark Kanesville Salt Lake City Utah Towa Icarians Icarus America McNaught Syndicate, Inc

Federal union chiefs push to override Nixon wage veto effort

AFL-CIO leaders pending congressional vote on overriding the president's minimum wage veto in a bid to derail the December civil service pay plan. unions push for an October pay raise while debating whether to seek 4.77 or 5.47 percent increases, with lawmakers wary of backing confrontations amid broader bills. Jerome R. Waldie of California is seen as a potential sponsor for the resolution.

Washington Nixon Afl-Cio Congress Paws Afl-Cio White House Jerome R. Waldie D-Calif

Where To Write Your Legislators

A fragment lists Washington addresses for senators and representatives including Sen. R Vance Hartke in Room 451 Old Senate Office Building and Sen. Birch E Bayle Jr in Room 304. also mentions Rep. William G Bray in Room 2305 Rayburn Office Building and district details covering Hamilton, Madison, Des Moines areas and the 6th District.

Senate Sen. R. Vance Hartke Washington, D.C Sen Birch E. Bayle Jr Longworth Hamilton Madison Des Tiptes William G Bray Rayburn Hencock

End of Allende Era Seen as Street Rejection of El Marxismo

The piece argues that Chile's democracy faced a middle class resistance to Allende's socialist experiment, cites the 1971 Maoist doubt, and notes that Allende’s fate may hinge on whether he died by action or by own hand. It describes mass street opposition and a public rebuke of Marxist rule.

Abajo Allende Allende Chile Hilton America Pablo Neruda Chou En-lai Chou Ethical Culture Society Kird of Freedom Allende Ted Aclu Castro Cuba Russia Mishima Latin America el Marxismo

How a Teachers' Union Controls Island Trees District

In Island Trees Long Island a split school board enabled the New York Federation of Teachers to press for a contract that preserved staff levels and granted union chosen benefits. The superintendent Dr Edwin Klotz resisted, was dismissed, and the district faced lasting harm as union power rose.

National Education Association American Federation of Teachers Island Trees Long Island Island Trees Board Edwin Klotz California State Department of Public Instruction Teachers’ Union New York Federation of Teachers AFT Klotz NUFT Dr. Klotz NYFT New York Dr. Krotz

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