Presidential Hopefuls Bypass Continued From Page One
In Podunk, residents worry about unemployment and foreign shoe competition as national politics loom. Mrs Idella Thomas, 62, laments changing times and declining family cohesion while clinging to faith in Nixon. A new arterial road named the Podunk Pike promises growth and put Podunk on the map.
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Terry
Unk
Nixon
Idella Thomas
Washington
Podunk
Gaudette
Podunk Pike
Residents approve city bids and sewer plans in meeting
City actions include instructing engineer John Byrne to advertise for two bid types under Barrett Law and cash terms. Assessments set at 11.17 per 100 sq ft, with debate on equalization versus by area. A May 5 hearing for Lora Street sewer petition, two bids for a tandem drive grader, and requests for bids on a new bulldozer plus landfill staffing. Bills totaling 241,127 not paid.
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John Byrne
Barrett Law
Lora Street
Indiana Equipment Co
Indianapolis
Wayne R. Huffman
Huffman
Willard Buck
Water Department
Eastside Park Plan Aims At Tenth Street Playground
A community planning committee proposes transforming four acres behind East Tenth Street Elementary into a multi use park with playgrounds a baseball field rest areas and gardens. The effort backed by the Mothers Club PTA and local parents seeks federal funds and phased development over about three years at an estimated cost of up to 24000 dollars.
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Eighth Street
Rangeline Road
East Tenth Street
Tenth Street School Park and Playground Planning Committee
Tenth Street
School Board
City Park Department
Mothers Club
School Pta
Tenth Street School
Beltone Hearing Aid Free Offer From Chicago Ad
An advertisement from Beltone Electronics Corp offers a free non operational model of the smallest Beltone aid to anyone who responds. The device weighs under one third of an ounce, sits at ear level, has no body wires, and is free with no obligation. Write to Dept. 2172 at 4201 W. Victoria, Chicago, IL 60646.
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Chicago
Beltone
Beletone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria
Ill
School Board Meeting Slated This Afternoon
The Anderson school board will hold its regular twice monthly meeting at 4 p.m. today, instead of 7:00 p.m., due to a conflict with the Chamber of Commerce spring dinner. The seven-member board convenes at the central administration office, 528 W. lith St, on the second and fourth Tuesdays.
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Anderson School Board
James Rady
Anderson Community Schools
W. Lith St
New Arrivals Born at Local Hospitals
Newborns at St John s and Community Hospital include multiple boys and girls. Recipients include Mr and Mrs Gary Musselman Noblesville a boy. Mr and Mrs Wayne Filbroan 2608 Marsha Dr a boy. Mr and Mrs Keith Graham Alexandria a boy. Mr and Mrs Tom Stevenson Lapel a boy. Mr and Mrs Victor Reynolds 1318 Cincinnati Ave a boy. Mr and Mrs Terry Baldwin 725 Hillside Dr a girl. Mr and Mrs Howard McKinney 2020 Pearl St a girl. Mr and Mrs W T Owings 2215 W Eighth St a girl. Mr and Mrs Phillip Als Brook Rt 9 a girl. Mr and Mrs Joseph Rector Rt 1 a boy. Mr and Mrs Ear Ball 622 Ruddle Ave a boy.
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Gary Musselman
Noblesville
Wayne Filbroan
Marsha Dr
Keith Graham
Alexandria
Tom Stevenson
Lapel
Victor Reynolds
Cincinnati Ave
Terry Baldwin
Hillside Dr
Howard McKinney
Pearl St
W. T. Owings
Eighth St
Phillip Alsobrook
Joseph Rector
Ear Ball
Ruddle Ave
Apollo 16 astronauts exit lunar orbit for 66 hour return to Earth
Apollo 16 astronauts John Young Charles Duke and Thomas Mattingly left lunar orbit aboard Caspar as mission logs report a smoother engine firing ending the 71 hour stay in the Descartes region. They carry rocks and film after a shortened moon mission due to engine concerns. Splashdown is slated for 2 44 p m EST Thursday with mission control reporting morale up despite orbiting and orbit changes.
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Earth
Young
Duke
Mattingly
Casper
Descartes Mountain
Highlands
Orion
Moon Orbit
Mission Control
Charlie
Space
Moon
Aattingte
Harold Masursky
U.S. Geological Survey
Descartes Mountains
Masursky
Cayley Plains Pan
Cayley
Manned Spacecraft Center
Moscow
McGovern Humprey and Muskie Hit Campaign Trail in Two Primaries
In Philadelphia area reports, McGovern, Humphrey, and Muskie push last minute bids ahead of Pennsylvania and Massachusetts primaries. McGovern tours Pennsylvania with Kathleen Kennedy while pledging a clean sweep. Humphrey targets Pennsylvania delegates after a helicopter tour. Muskie centers on TV appeals and a Philadelphia drug treatment center stop. Polls show McGovern leading in Massachusetts.
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Philadelphia
George S. McGovern
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Edmund S&s. Muskie
Pittsburgh
Anderson Area Deaths Include Martz Former City Official
Obituaries detail Robert Martz former Detroit Diesel Allison personnel director of Anderson and longtime civic leader who died in Lauderdale Florida Surviving wife Louise and son Dr Robert Martz Indianapolis join service at Farley Speedway Funeral Home Crown Hill Cemetery Indiana. Other notices include Hilda Eshelman Chapman Elwood Grace Haf fin and Paula Wiley with survivor lists and funeral arrangements in Anderson Elwood Union New Jersey and Marion locations.
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Anderson
Robert Martz
Kessler _o
Indianapolis
Lauderdale
Fla
Detroit Diesel Allison Division
Delco-Remy
United Fund
East Lynn Christian Church
Masonic Lodge
300 Associates
West Side Optimist Club
Optimist Club International
Indiana
Louise
Farley-Speedway
N. High School Rd
Crown Hill Cemetery
Obituaries for Hazel Foust and Howard Leazenby
Hazel J Foust 83 of 1515 W Second St Marion dies 9 15 pm Saturday at Marion General Hospital born Perkinsville member Aroma Methodist Church survivors nieces and nephews services 10 30 am today Copher and Fesler Funeral Home burial Aroma Cemetery Howard W Leazenby 71 of 2717 Shawnee Dr dies 5 40 am Monday at Community Hospital after illness moved to Marion 44 years ago born Jonesboro retired from Delco Remy 1965 with 37 years shipping department member Fifth Street United Methodist Church Mt Moriah Masonic Lodge 77 Killbuck Retirees and UAW CIO 662 survivors wife Omar son Marvin Leazenby three grandchildren Cindy Cathy Caren sister Mrs Myrtle White Jonesboro services 1 30 pm Wednesday Baker Brothers Funeral Home burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Rev Charles Taylor officiating memorial rites by Mt Moriah Masonic Lodge 7 pm tonight"
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Elwood
Hazel J. Foust
Second St
Marion
Marion General Hospital
Perkinsville
Aroma Methodist Church
Copher
Howard W. Leazenby
Shawnee Dr
Community Hospital
Jonesboro
Delco- Remy Division
Fifth Street
Marvin Leazenby
Anderson
Cindy
Cathy
Caren
Myrtle White
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Charles Taylor
Mt. Moriah
Raymond R. Rummel
Friends Fellowship Home
Richmond
Rummel
First United Methodist Church
Hagerstown
Jay B. Gardner
Warsaw
William Nash
Houston
Texas
Gene Rummel
Ruby Odor
Russell Reynolds
Jessie Muston
California
Howard and Son Funeral Home
John Sider
W. B
Raymond Rummel 77 dies after illness in Richmond
Raymond Rummel former Anderson tool shop owner dies at 77 after months of illness in Richmond. Survived by widow Donna and children Gene Gardner Nash plus nine grandchildren. Services at 2 p.m. Wednesday Howard and Son Funeral Home Hagerstown with Masonic and OES rites tonight at 7 p.m.
Lawrence Bennett Anderson Dies at 82 in Wheat Ridge
Lawrence Hill Bennett 82 of Wheat Ridge Colorado died at 6 p.m. Thursday at a pursuing home. Memorial services were held Sunday at Moore Mortuary Denver with cremation. A 1912 Indiana University Law School graduate he taught Kokomo High School 1912 to 1916 and was admitted to the Indiana Bar in 1916. He worked as a law editor for West Publishing Co. from 1921 until retirement. He married December 28 1919 and later entered the Army in 1917.
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Anderson
Lawrence Hill Bennett
Wheat Ridge
Colo
Moore Mortuary
Denver
Indiana University Law School
Kokomo High School
Indiana
Indianapolis
the West Publishing Co
St. Paul, Minn
Mrs Mildred Rhynearson 52 dies at Community Hospital
Mrs Mildred E Rhynearson 52 of 502 Fall Creek Drive died at 2 15 p m Sunday at Community Hospital after a year long illness A native of Indianapolis she worked at Lynch Corp and had lived in Anderson since 1941 She was a Park Place United Methodist Church member and sang in its choir She survived by her husband Charles L a daughter Mrs Daniel A Ball two grandsons Michael Reba Diersing a brother Ted Rudler and several relatives Services will be 1030 a m Wednesday Baker Brothers Funeral Home Rev Stanley Peassell officiating Burial East Maplewood Cemetery Friends may call 2 to 9 p m today Memorials to Madison County Cancer Society.
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Paula Wiley
Marion
Anderson High School
Pocahontas Club
St. Mary's Catholic Church
The
Hairdressers’ Association
Paul Herring
Lillian Manis
Anderson
William Wiley
Jonesboro
Sally Day
Susie Phipps
Tamara Wiley l
Kimberly Manis
Rowe, Weston and
Noffie
East Maplewood
Francis Kienly
Elwood
Grace Haffin
N. 13Th St
Dickey Nursing Home
Tipton County
First United Methodist Church
Everett Tranbarger
Detroit
Dale Tranbarger
Albuquerque
N.M
Leila Laster
Muncie
Arvesta Shaffer
Pontiac
Mich
Dunnichay
Carroll McGruder
Elwood City
Mildred E. Rhynearson
Fall Creek Drive
Community Hospital
Indianapolis
Lynch Corp
Park Place
Michael Reba Diersing
Ted Rudler
el Centro
Calif
Baker Brothers Funeral
Stanley Peassell
East Maplewood Cemetery
Madison County Cancer Society
Court News April 10 12 Alcohol and traffic fines listed
A court roundup records numerous defendants from April 10 to 14 facing intoxication disorderly conduct no license plate no operator's license and speeding. Fines range from 1 to 50 dollars with costs up to 28 dollars and suspensions for some. Names include Larry Van Ness Eddie Jackson Evaleen Gregg Richard Gregg and others with addresses in Indiana cities.
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Larry van Ness
W. 19Th St
Eddie Jackson
Madison Ave
Michael J. Buettner
S. Winding Way
Evaleen Gregg
E. 29Th St
Richard Gregg
Wyman K. Downey
Brookline
Curtis F. Dues
Cedar
Daniel Frazier
E. Lynn St
Robert M. Hacker
Meridian
Michael D. Wicker
Jackson
Alfred Ellis Robbins
Broadway
Clarence E. Harris
Central
Apt. 2
Willie G. Tinch
Markleville
Elmer Dixon
Henry
Robert A. Kickman
Ellenhurst Dr
Lester E. Young
Union City
Jeffrey L. Sanders
Second St
Rosalind Brown
27Th St
Thurman Blaylock
First St
James L. Teague Jr
Elweed
Larry R. Corbin
Pearl
Beverly W. Mitchell
W. Winyard
Larence Shinabarger
Middletown
Rickie Paul Gray
Halford
John P. Fairbanks
Quincy
William M. Moss
Raible Ave
Apt. Nll
Larry Lee Evans
Muncie
Charlcie J. Holden
Mellen Ct
William L. Day
E. 37Th St
Charles D. Phillips
Fourth St
Sheila R. Dowing
Tower Apts
Fallre
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Donna Bucove
Phil Johnson
Lynn Jones
Nina Kaliner
Bill Saxon
Roger Whitehead
City Park Recreation
John C. Gates
Stanley Consulting
Charles Lawler
Pol
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Bulletin-Herald
St. John’s Hospital
AIR Force Academy
U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Anthony Eugene Bair
Philip N. Bair
Pt. 2
Highland High School
Gary Lee Rudig
J. H. Rudig
Tanglewood Dr
Herald
International Harvester
Jon Schuyler Hudson
Schuyler Hudson
11Th St
Lapel High School
U.S
David W. Dennis
John Blevins
Hubert H. Humphrey
McGovern
Boston Globe
Muskie
South Dakota
Lynn
Mass
Lowell
Kathleen Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Industrial
Chester
Miss Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
City Hall
Lancaster
Wilbur D. Mills
County
Jin
O Unitarian Church
Palmyra
R.A.M
Masonic Council 1
India
Robert Thing
Oak Lawn
Barbara Eichmann
Arvada
David Bennett
Luise Schmidt
Mark
Arlene) Perlman
Hillside
N.J
Carl
Herbert
William S. McCracken
Union
Hilda Chapman
Hilda Eshelman Chapman
N. Anderson
Mercy Hospital
Madison County
East Gary
East Main Street
Phi Lambda Theta
Delta Kappa Gamma
Beulah Gibson
Loganfort
William Edmonson
Cape Elizabeth
Maine
Copher and Fesler
Beauty
Hazel Foust
Deico
Raymond Rummel
Lawrence Bennett
Mildred Rhynerson
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