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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1972
Page
5
Dr. Crane argues men misjudge scanty fashion but are correct about women who drink liquor. Jill D a 19 year old college coed cites how hot pants and mini skirts provoke disputes with her boyfriend. He claims assault risks reflect fashion choices while she insists fashion dictates behavior and attests to erotic expectations.
A reader recounts relief from knee pain after calcium plus vitamin D and discusses the distinction between chronic rheumatism and the vague label arthritis. The author criticizes doctors who label joint disability as arthritis and urges seeking proper diagnosis and timely care.
President Nixon pledged irrevocable commitment to easing a crisis in nonpublic education while warning against haste. He outlined three funding avenues including property tax relief and alternative sources, urged constitutional care, and cited court rulings limiting tuition subsidies. Cardinal Krol framed the speech as public responsibility for all education.
Mrs. Marieta Pickett, president of the Indiana Music Teachers Association and Anderson College faculty member, attended a National Music Teachers Association convention in Portland Oregon. She served on the divisional executive board and National Council of Presidents and joined programs featuring concerts workshops clinics and panels. Top names at the event included Andre Watts Paul Cooper William Newman Marilyn Mason Robert Gerle Robert Sutton and the San Francisco Opera Company. The association includes university college conservatory school and private music instructors.
Anderson College welcomes about 100 guests for the Indiana College English Association spring meeting. Noted leaders will speak on Mass Media Women and Fiction Linguistics Computer and Teaching of Literature Innovative Composition Program and Students With Low SAT Scores. Principal speaker Friday is Dr. Donald E. Morse and Saturday features Dr. Frederick G. Milley.
Alexandria The First Baptist Church will host the Harmony Association Spring conference on April 12 and 13. Missionary Mildred Proctor from China will speak at the Wednesday 7 15 p.m. session. Special music by the Pastelles. An all day Thursday program starts 9 15 a.m. with a noon salad luncheon.
The FDA said it found potentially dangerous levels of the insecticide Ronnel in cracker meal from the Sunshine Biscuit Company Dayton plant after February checks. The agency asked the court to halt production until cleaning and process revisions are done and to destroy contaminated stocks. The chemical had earlier appeared in tests at a Kansas City plant. Company officials had been warned, but comment was not immediately available.
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