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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1973
Page
1
Informants say South Vietnamese President Thieu seeks far more U S economic aid than forecasts or multiple plans indicate. Commissioner Rozelle hints sudden death playoff preferred if NFL rule changes occur.
North Vietnam and the Viet Cong warned that torture stories from former American prisoners could foul efforts to recover remains and locate missing servicemen. U S officials downplayed the statement, noting it was likely for record. The four party accounting teams meet in Saigon to discuss return of remains and missing personnel. The United States lists 1100 killed and 1328 missing in Indochina. Separately, South Vietnam plans a division-size operation to relieve the Tong Le Chan ranger camp, while Cambodia’s Lon Nol regime sacks Lon Non as interior minister amid calls to broaden the government.
The House Banking Committee approved a plan to restore price and interest ceilings to Jan 10 levels, deleting a May 1 1972 food price standard. Democrats helped push back Republicans, while Shultz urged extending the President’s powers and warned against unworkable ceilings. The bill would trigger further rollbacks and potential wage and price controls if inflation persists.
A Central Institute white paper examines why beef prices stay high. It cites inflation, supply delays, feed costs, taxes, and weather, noting per capita beef consumption surged from 36 to 115 pounds in 20 years and demand grows faster than supply.
Ivan T. Bass, 48, Nicholson File employee, became the third Anderson man to die in local crashes within 48 hours. After a two car property damage crash at Range Line Road and ath Street, Bass allegedly walked to summon help and was struck by a third car driven by Harry E. Carr. Bass died of a broken neck and multiple injuries. The incident occurred as Carr veered to avoid Bass’s car and Rogers, passing nearby, could not stop in time. Funeral arrangements are pending at Baker Brothers Funeral Home.
Purdue University through the Madison County Extension Office runs a nutrition program helping low income residents stretch meals. Ruth Fisher and five aides visit homes and use referrals from food stamps, schools, and churches to provide recipes, guidance on balanced diets, and even ingredient support for simple one dish dinners. They work with about 75 homemakers, many on welfare or food stamps, stressing milk fruits and vegetables.
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