Three States Say No To Equal Rights Amendment
AP dispatch notes Congress took 49 years to pass the Equal Rights Amendment and 13 states have ratified so far with several more likely to follow. Opposition, led by AFL CIO, centers on protections for women in jobs. Vermont and New Jersey ratified after hurdles, while Oklahoma, Connecticut, Michigan and California faced defeats or delays. Support grows via Common Cause and state legislatures showing momentum toward ratification despite some setbacks.
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Washington
Congress
Sam Ervin
Dn.c
Senate
AFL- CIA
Flora Crater
Fairfax
Citizens
Kansas
Texas
Maryland
Tennessee
Alaska
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Oklahoma
House
Vermont
Connecticut
Michigan
Myra Wolf Restaurant Employes Union
Rosetta Ferguson
Detroit
Michigan Women’s Commission
Rep. Ferguson
Garden of Eden
William S. Ballenger
Arizona
Hawaii
Sandra O’connor
California Senate Rules Committee
James Mills
San Diego
Florida
Gwen Cherry
Miami
Dick Pettigrew
House Democrats Push End the War Resolution Action
House Democrats moved toward adopting a resolution to set a date to end U S military involvement in Indochina, contingent on the release of American prisoners, as White House officials said Nixon’s May 1 troop withdrawal plan remains undecided. Senate debate split Republicans and Democrats, with Goldwater urging immediate action and Democrats pressing for a rapid end to bombing in the North.
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U.S
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Indochina
House Democrats
White House
Nixon
Vietnam
Senate
Soviet Union
North
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
William R. Anderson
D-Tenn
Democratic Party
Thomas P
O'Neill
D-Mass
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Sam Gibbone
D-Fla
South Vietnam
William P. Rogers
House
Rogers
State Department
Former Jackson Township trustee Noble Liken s dies at 80
Noble Otto Likens, 80, longtime Jackson Township trustee, died Wednesday at Community Hospital after a three year illness. He was a retired farmer and a Mason, Scottish Rite and Shrine member, with deep ties to Madison County civic groups. Survived by wife Mary and two daughters, services set for Saturday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Masonic rites Friday evening. Interment in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Jackson Township
Noble Otto Likens
Ellenhurst
Masonic Lodge 625
Madison County Scottish Rite
Indianapolis Shrine
Senior Citizens
Madison County Republicans Club
East Side Church of God
Tipton and
Perkinsville
Madison County
Anderson
Mary
Richard
Hilda) Birkhead
Maurice
Frances
Markleville
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Dwight L. Dye
East Side
Church of God
Memorial Park Cemetery
New Arrivals Born at Community Hospital
Newborns reported from Community Hospital include boys born to Mr. and Mrs. James Binson Summitville Mr. and Mrs. William Mc Namara Windsor Way 3119 a boy Me and Mrs Joseph Lowe 311 John St a boy Mr and Mrs John Hammock Sheridan St a boy Mr and Mrs Robert C Reed Morristown Tenn twin boys paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Clayton Reed Anderson and Mr and Mrs Samuel Kreter Amber Dr a boy
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James Binson
Summitville
William McNamara
Windsor Way
Joseph Lowe
John St
John Hammock
Sheridan St
Robert C. Reed
Morristown
Tenn
Clayton Reed
Anderson
Samuel Kreter
Amber Dr
Fred Young
Chesterfield
Gerald Hise
Joyce Vetters
William Sturgeon
James Alexander
Fred Matthews
Howard Luther
Jim Cade
Roundtable
Richard Wiseman
Sandy Hand
Curtis Stevens
William Bockover
Robert Brooks
Chester Bussett
Richard van Baalen
Luis Saucedo
John Porter
Donald Wright
Bill Sutton
Claude Rummell
Joseph McIntire
Paul Mitchell
John Barger
Jack Fisher
Virgil Wheeler
Gerald Tutterow
Ted Bousman
Ann Griffey
Betty Kendall
Lane Cook
Laura M. Keller
Kathryn Hiday
Donald Johnson
Norman Whited
Jack Kasdorf
Don Wright
Charles Whitmill
Jack Kennedy
1 366 County Youth Walkathon Raises $20000 for Research
Mrs Clifford and Jimmy Hamilton praised the event while REACT Civil Defense police and Red Cross aided at nine check points. At Mays Park weary walkers danced as a band played and a teen was carried to a waiting car. The walkathon proved youth embrace hard tasks to aid the handicapped.
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Clifford
Jimmy Hamilton
REACT
Red Cross
Civil Defense
Corvette Club
March of Dimes
Mays Park
Area Residents Protest Polluting Plant Near Killbuck
About 300 residents along Killbuck Road petition local government to act against Atlas Red-D Mix alleging air water and noise pollution from a prefab concrete slab plant east of the 109 Bypass on Alexandria Pike. They seek enforcement via zoning and planning boards rather than suits, flagging alleged violations of the Madison County Master Plan Ordinance.
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Killbuck
Atlas Red-D Mix
109
Alexandria Pike
Madison County Planning Commission
Alvin Bridges
Killbuck Road
Planning Commission
Edwin Tucker
Tucker
Madison County Zoning Appeals Board
Marion Withers
County Planning Commission
Citizens for Better Education target West Central school board race
West Central Community School Corporation voters near May 2 election hear seven candidates from the Citizens for Better Education slate. They pledge cautious growth, wise tax spending, and expanded programs as they court support across Stony Creek Jackson Lafayette Pipe Creek and Pine Creek townships.
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Citizens For Better Education
West Central Community School Corporation
Willa Rose Bays
Stony Creek Township
Willard Drake
Jackson Township
John D. Cunningham
Lafayette Township
Gene van Briggle
Pine Creek Township
Carl H. Kilburn
Lapel
Bernie D. Kennedy
Frankton
George Pertz
Madison County
Stony Creek
Jackson
Pipe Creek
Lafayette
Task Force To Review Booze Laws In Indiana
An Indianapolis based legislative task force on alcoholic beverage laws agreed to conduct a full review of the legal system. It will tackle policy issues such as drinking age price fixing and license revocation separately. The compendium covers laws from the end of Prohibition, with 194 pages plus 59 pages of regulations and a 20 page index.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Death notices for Earl W. Sluder of Jasonville
Mrs Mabel Lemonde of Anderson reports the death of her brother Earl W Sluder 78 of Jasonville Indiana four nieces and nephews survive in the Anderson area Services set for 10 am Friday at McLachan Funeral Home Jasonville Lor ic Church Richmond Burial in St Marys Catholic Cemetery Richmond Viewing times today 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm at Walterman Funeral Home Richmond
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Mabel Lemonde
Anderson
Earl W. Sluder
Jasonville
McClahan
Richmond
St. Mary’s Catholic
Walterman Funeral Home
Mrs Ann H McManus 74 Richmond resident dies
Mrs Ann H McManus of Richmond dies at St Johns Hospital at 10 30 a m Tuesday aged 74. She lived with cousin Mrs Jerome Foohey at 1310 N Madison for 2 1 2 years. Survived by nieces nephews and cousins. Services Friday at St Marys Catholic Church. GREENFIELD Patrick T Kelly 60 former Delco Remy employee dies
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Ann H. McManus
Richmond
St. John’s Hospital
Jerome Foohey
N. Madison
St. Mary's Cath
Scoutmaster Gene Walker Receives Medal of Merit
Gene Walker was awarded the Medal of Merit at the Big Killbuck recognition dinner, one of three National District Awards and among many honors for Scouters across Kikihawenund Area Council. Recipients included Terry Hasty and Wilbur DuBois, while dozens of Scouters earned Universal Emblems and training honors for long service to Boy Scouts.
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Gene Walker
Kikihawenund Area
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
National Court of Honor
Larky Dever
Greg Patterson
Larky
Anderson
Indiana
Greg
Mr. Walker
Terry Hasty
Wilbur DuBois
Unfair Tax Assessment Suits Filed in Madison County Court
Two lawsuits allege unequal treatment of land assessments in Madison County. Plaintiffs are Phillip Rudy, Horace Mays and Harvey L. Montgomery in Superior Court 2, and Hector Lawler Willard Horine and Harland Waymire in the second suit. Defendants include Carleton L. Phillips Durwood S. Strang Taylor I. Morris Jr Tom Broderick Carlin F. Dawson Egbert Hood Richard Williams John H. Lamper. Attorneys are Campbell Campbell Campbell Mattingly Lawler Kreegar and Davisson Davisson Davisson. A countywide 25 percent jump in assessed value was trimmed to 15 percent mid-1970, with three townships unaffected.
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
Carleton L. Phillips
Durwood S. Strang
Taylor I. Morris Jr
Superior Court
Phillip Rudy
Horace Mays
Harvey L. Montgomery
Tom Broderick
Carlin F. Dawson
Egbert Hood
Richard Williams
John H. Lamper
Madison County Board of Tax Review
Hector Lawler
Willard Horine
Harland Waymire
Madison County
Campbell, Campbell, Campbell & Mattingly
Lawler & Kreegar
Davisson, Davisson & Davisson
Emergency Runs Reported Across City Night
Lieutenant Gerald Silvey and Fireman Richard Wiley responding to multiple incidents. At 8:45 p.m. an injury at Skatemor Nor vell Scott, 15, 1724 Madison Ave. sent to Community Hospital. At 9:30 p.m. 2112 Rosewood Dr. Thomas Buckner, 42, to St. John’s Hospital. At 1:41 a.m. 4216 St Charles Scott Todd, 9, ill to St John’s Hospital.
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Gerald Silvey
Richard Wiley
Norvell Scott
Madison Ave
Tal
Rosewood
Thomas Buckner
St. John’s Hospital
St. Charles
Scott Todd
St John’s Hospital
Little League Auxiliary to Meet April 22 at Lions Building
The Little League Auxiliary will convene Saturday at 2 20 p m in the Lions Building. Officers urge mothers of young players to attend this meeting and participate in upcoming activities.
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Lapel
Little League
Lions
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