Frankton High School - Eaglite Yearbook (Frankton, IN)

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TO LEGALIZE OR NOT TO L, THAT WAS THE QUESTION! ON the state and county soaring (sales) taxes, levels, such topics as and ever-increasing the legalization of: abor- college costs, tion, Sunday liquor sales, no fault divorce, ALTHOUGH not affected the death penalty, and as much as other states, the eighteen-year-old Indiana did get a taste of age of majority were the Sas shortage and debated. meat boycott, and the inflating prices that THE state government came with both, also was faced with such questions as those con- WHILE Madison County cerning the ERA (Equal saw the birth of a new Rights Amendment), the courthouse, racing fans una, 0« House o° Boyco O' O' The Deal Of ERA CZJ coo' Aor ng VAaVOC Cost Of Attending Colie . r '. One 0 1 ,itib 1 . .«. J ole House

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tions hurt the Demo- Washington announced crats badly. McGovern the resumption of air had stated that he attacks, the mining backed Eagleton of harbors and an ”1,000% even though overall air attack, he’d undergone psychi- Quang Tri was recap- atric treatment, and tured and most other then McGovern forced serious threats were him off the ticket. crushed. 8—The Vietnam war tested the South Viet- 9--Flooding killed namese army when hundreds in several U.S. troops pulled states. Damages are out of South Vietnam. estimated in the bil- When the South's lions. Full recovery forces fell behind, remains years away. 10--The Supreme ty Chairman Leonid Court's outlawing of I. Breznev and Soviet the death penalty car- Foreign Minister An- ried through the Con- drei Gromyko; the stitution's prohibition launching of Skylab; of cruel and unusual ever-increasing meat punishment. costs, taxes-and in- flation problems; and OTHER 1972-73 events the Indian takeover at brought the deaths of Wounded Knee, former Presidents Harry S. Truman and Lyndon B. Johnson; growing distrust, a result of events as the Watergate scandal; the visit of Soviet par- v- Ac 1' . ' ‘-v V {J V, iV' 0 ro svi,° 1 . t '-1 ‘ 'y .y hoiewie i . cwo ' ,.P(0'est'9 :1e S fi . j„ W S»I Of p -to» r i jhm -v 8 i r»vn Ne

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