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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1972

Page

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Apollo 16 begins six days of moon exploration

SPACE CENTER Houston AP Apollo 16 astronauts Young Duke and Mattingly launched into lunar orbit after a 240000 mile cruise. They fired the service propulsion rocket to enter a 67 by 96 mile orbit then prepared Orion for a descent toward the cratered southern moon. Touchdown was set for 3 41 p m EST as the crew began a day of orbiting and camera work.

Moon Lunar Young Casper Orion Duke Mattingly Mission Control

1 366 County Youngsters March For Life In Walkathon

The Herald reports a 20 mile March of Dimes Walkathon from Mays Park where 1366 participants, mostly students, raised funds and completed the course despite fatigue. About 986 finished as trucks later collected stragglers. Proceeds reach about $20,000 with many volunteers and a color guard of Marines.

Mays Park Kevin Smith Mary Ann Hudson Frankton Frankton High School March of Dimes Northside Junior High School Paula Moore David Pritchett Amy

Redbud Festival Adds Ecology Focus to Anderson Events

Anderson launches a three week push for the Redbud Festival with ecological emphasis. Chamber leader William Vilesek notes a shift toward environmental projects, including 1000 four foot Red bud trees given away, a city car crusher to remove 450 junk autos, and a year round Pitch-In trash recycling program in schools. Activities span art shows dances, exhibits on pollution control, and a Sounds of Ecology dance at the UAW Hall.

Anderson Chamber of Commerce William Vilesek Chamber Madison County Vilesek Herald Jack Hoenstine Ecology Week Athletic Park Aimco Services Hoenstine Anderson Park Department Musicians Union 33 UAW Mounds Mall Mall Merchan't Association Dlc Container Corporation Guide Lamp Delco-Remy

Lions Mark Anniversary with Luncheon and Banquet Honors

Anderson Lions Club marks its 50th anniversary with a luncheon at the YMCA honoring past international director A Garland Hardy and other meritorious award recipients. Dr Robert McCullough will speak at Friday's banquet at Anderson Country Club as international president of Lionism arrives from Tulsa. Hardy, a Ball State University space studies leader since 1965, has long served in education and civic roles in Muncie and Delaware County, with ties to Phi Delta Kappa and the Scouts.

Anderson Lions Club YMCA A. Garland Hardy Aanaban Elle M. Wilcox Anderson Country Club Robert McCullough Tulsa Okla Indiana Civic Club Hardy Ball State University Lions District 25 Goverenor Rensselaer Ball State Phi Delta Kappa Men In Education All Ra An Muncie Delaware County Police Muncie Merit Commission Visiting Nurse Association Indiana Society For the Prevention of Boy Scouts of America Delaware County

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