Apollo 16 Ready for Splashdown in South Pacific Today
Apollo 16 crew John W. Young Charles M. Duke Jr. and Thomas K. Mattingly II aboard Casper head home after a lunar Descartes Mountain mission. Splashdown is set for 2:44 p.m. 178 miles southeast of Christmas Island with Ticonderoga nearby.
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John W. Young
iCharles M. Duke Jr
Thoms K. Mattingly II
Casper
Earth
Chistmas Island
Ticonderoga
Space
Young
Mec
Scartes
Ench
Rene Descartes
Mcc Mission Control Center
Houston
Ing
Mattingly
Moon
Duke
Descartes Mountains
Mission Control
Pacific
Equator
Hickam Field
Hawaii
Ellington Air Force Base
Manned Spacecraft Center
Descartes Mountain
Lunar Highlands
Lunar
City Plan Session Slated For Tonight
The April meeting of the city planning commission will be held tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the city council chambers. A large turnout is expected to protest a rezoning petition for Residential zoning on property near Ross Street and Raible Avenue. Bernard Glazer, Hickory Estates Inc., seeks housing on the site previously Residential-1. Other agenda items include zoning petitions for four story apartments near Scatterfield Road, a car sales and service building on East 53rd Street, a residential-3 request for a daycare center at 40th and Main, and several special exceptions including open auto sales at 420 E 8th St and home occupation at 3 South Coventry Dr. Some petitions were continued or withdrawn from prior meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Lanning Commission
Ross Street
Raiblew Avenue
Bernard Glazer
Hickory Estates. ‘Inc
Scatterfield Road
Holiday Inn
Carson McGonigle
Robert Higbee
Fred Wiley
Tom Walker
David Witham
E. 8Th St
Harold Smith
Anderson Area
Mounds Mall
Athletic Park
Baxter Road
West Eighth Street
Moss Island Road
Hartman Rd
A. E. Hollenbeck
Entier
White River
Auditorum
WFBM
Campus and hospital spokesmen defend utility discounts
Campus and hospital representatives argued that suspending a 25 percent discount for the city’s utility would not significantly affect them. They cited the colleges and hospitals as major economic drivers, with Indiana and Madison County benefiting from student spending, employment, and community services.
Social Security Benefit Hope Tied To Higher Earnings Base
Social Security increases future benefits tied to a higher earnings base, now 9000 dollars for 1972. Workers pay 5.2 percent on the first 9000 earned, employers match, and self-employed pay 7.5 percent. The base has risen from 7800 and 3000 since 1937, with little effect on current beneficiaries.
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Herman E. Landes
Anderson
Landes
Chorale to Appear at Bethany Church
The Central Christian College Chorale of Moberly Mo will perform at Bethany Christian Church at 7 this evening. Brent Barger received his Eagle Scout award Sunday evening at the church, with his parents Mr and Mrs John Barger honored. Darin Badley and Minnie Dean are patients in St Johns Hospital, while Donald Carlin and Myrtle are patients in Community Hospital.
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Bethany
Central Christian College Chorale
Moberly
Bethany Christian Church
Chet Kreegar
Brent Barger
John Barger
Darin Badley
Minnie Dean
St. John’s Hospital
Donald Carlin
Myrtle
Sugar beets yield about 240 pounds of sugar per ton
Sugar yield data from Grand Forks North Dakota states that one ton of sugar beets produces about 240 pounds of sugar. This figure highlights efficiency in beet processing and may inform local agricultural planning and processing prospects.
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Grand Forks
Air Pollution Control Gets Upgraded With Grant
The Air Pollution Control Department became a full agency after securing an $18,350 EPA grant. A four gas and four dust sampler network will test for pollutants at four sites, including Longfellow and 10th Street schools, with sampling every three days initially and then every 12 days to meet state standards and every six days for federal. A laboratory at Moss Island Road will measure emissions. the effort aims to identify polluting industries and curb emissions under city ordinances. The initiative follows a 1970 city ordinance and a 1971 Clean Air Council creation, with cooperation from nearby city departments and industry during Ecology Week.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Jack Hoenstine
Department
Longfellow
2Th Street
10Th Street
25Th Street
Hoenstine
Water Pollution Control Department
Moss Island Road
City Hall
Fire Station
Air Pollution Control Department
Clean Air Council
Mounds Mall
East Chicago
Michigan City
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Richmond
Muncie
Indiana
City Ecology Week programs highlight cleanup efforts
Ecology Week programs in Anderson run with city departments aiding cleanup of the Anderson area. Fire Chief Ed Ballinger notes the event ties to Fire Prevention Week and aims to reduce fire risks by promoting clean areas. Residents may call 646-5756 for pickup of large items like refrigerators and stoves.
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Anderson
Anderson Fire Department
Ed Ballinger
Paddy Jamerson
Jamerson
Car Compactor Plans 9:30 Start to Boost Junk Car Intake
Sam Lewis, owner of the car compactor, will resume operations at 9 30 a m Friday to allow city wrecking trucks to bring in more junk cars. He expects to compact at least 100 autos daily as wreckers haul junk to Athletic Park. Captain Marvin Coryell notes a wrecker can handle 10 to 15 cars in a shift.
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Sam Lewis
Chamber of Commerce Clearing House
Athletic Park
Marvin Coryell
Traffic Department
Local Birth Announcements List Five Newborns
New arrivals include a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Carter of 4960 Pendleton Ave. A boy for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Russell of Middletown. A girl for Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Neal of 1210 Alexandria Pike. A girl for Mr. and Mrs. Ross Schneider of 626 Piccadilly Rd. A boy for Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stinson of Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Carter
Pendleton Ave
Richard Russell
Middletown
Ronald Neal
Alexandria Pike
Ross Schneider
Piccadilly Rd
Ronald Stinson
Alexandria
Lanane Clarifies Statements on Ravage Delegate Bid
Dennis Lanane sought to correct a Tuesday interview in The Herald about his remarks on the primary election and delegate slates. He said he did not speak directly to Mary Lou Ravage but was told by unnamed sources that party officials urged omitting her bid due to her ties to Governor Welsh’s campaign. Lanane defended his comments as his personal views and not based on direct contact with Ravage.
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the Herald
Dennis Lanane
Lanane
Mary Lou Ravage
Conrad
Ravage
Thomas Teague
Local Couples To Visit China On Summer Tour
Dr. Val Clear and Dr. Glenn Falls with Mr. Melvin Kleinhein plan a July 12 three week visit from Washington to mainland China. The group will tour Canton Shanghai Hangchow Peking and the Great Wall under Chinese government arrangements following contacts by an elderly Chinese scholar. Visas awaited. 40 member party possible.
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Anderson
People’s Republic of China
Richard Nixon
Val Clear
Glenn Falls
Melvin Kleinhein
Washington
China
Canton
Shanghai
Hangchow
Peking
Assignment drives Social Security payments for students
About 380 000 students in colleges high schools and trade schools receive 52 million dollars monthly from Social Security. A reporting card is mailed to each student beneficiary three months before year end and must be filled and mailed back promptly to avoid payment delays.
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Herman Landes
Social Security
Chamber Pushes Tourney Benefit
SUMMITVILLE Chamber of Commerce hosts a golf tournament fundraiser on Sunday May 7 entries sign up at Caldwell's Barber Shop. President Roy Grant reports uptown flower pots ready by May 1 and raffle ticket sales continue as the chamber's sole fundraising project this year. Members discussed chamber objectives and community improvement ideas for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Chamber of Commerce
Caldwell
Roy Grant
Uptown
Area Deaths in Anderson and Madison County
Obituary notices report deaths of J L Claiborn in Joliet Illinois a former Anderson resident and a World War II veteran. Also listed are William R Rawlings of Indianapolis a Middletown resident and Medrel Lorne Christie a former Daleville Delco Remy employee with details on survivors and funeral arrangements.
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J. L. Claiborn
Anderson
Joliet, Ill
Marlene Hancock
Marie Riddle
Betty Lane
Ander
Marsha K. Opitz
Anaheim
Calif
Billy
Lance Rawlings
Bell Flower
Lola Rawlings
Indianapolis
Clay Rawlings
Los Angeles
Kelly Rawlings
Mechanicsburg
Merle Rawlings
Covina
Mabel Gurley
Robert Jordan
Bloomington
Daleville
Medrel Lorne Christie
Delco-Remy
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Earl Lee Christie
Earl ‘Woods
Baltimore
Charles Orebaugh
Chesterfield
Charles Layne
Colorado Springs
Colo
Jack
Marvin
Calvin
Norman
Indiana
Yale
Ohio
Arvie Christie
California
Ballard and Shirey
Harold Clark
Elm Ridge
Soviets Boost Planes as Egypt Syria Libya Plan Factory
President Anwar Sadat announced in Cairo that warplanes will be manufactured in Egypt, Syria and Libya with Soviet aid and some Western European cooperation. Libya has an agreement with the Soviet Union, with talks ongoing for Western partners. Sadat said arms supply from the Soviet Union meets Egypt's needs, denying reports of shortfalls.
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Cairo
Egypt
Syria
Libya
Soviet Union
Anwar Sadat
Arab Socialist Union
Sadat
Israel
United States
Police Probe Burglary at B and K Root Beer
City detectives investigate a break in at the B and K Root Beer at 2500 Broadway. Thieves shattered a door glass to enter and stole meat and grocery items valued at 65.20 dollars along with an undetermined amount of money and cigarettes from a vending machine.
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B and K Root Beer
Broadway
Anderson College professor named Region V Alpha Chi head
Dr. Kenneth E. Cook of Anderson College becomes Region V Alpha Chi president succeeding Dr. Daniel W. Sculley of Adrian College. Dr. John Legge of Blackburn College becomes vice president, Dr. Clell T. Peterson of Murray State remains secretary treasurer until 1974. Region V includes 15 colleges in five states. Cook has also served as recorder treasurer for Sigma Zeta since 1966 and holds degrees from Hastings College and the University of Nebraska.
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Kenneth E. Cook
Anderson College
Alpha Chi
Daniel W. Sculley
Adrian College
Adrian, Mich
John Legge
Blackburn College
Carlinville, Ill
Clell T. Peterson
Murray State University
Murray, Ky
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Cook
Sigma Zeta
National Science Honorary
Hastings College
University of Nebraska
Funeral services for Ralph Johnson held at Baker Brothers
Final rites for Ralph Speed Johnson age 59 were held at Baker Brothers Funeral Home at 1 p.m. Interment followed at Memorial Park Cemetery. Johnson lived at 1125 East 29th Street.
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Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Ralph
Speed) Johnson
29Th St
Memorial Park Cemetery
Guy C. Lewis Final Rites In Alexandria
Final rites for Guy C. Lewis, 70, of 402 West Tyler, were set for 1:30 p.m. today at Noffze Funeral Home. Interment will follow at Jones Cemetery in Yorktown.
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Alexandria
Noffze
Guy C. Lewis
W. Tyler
Jones Cemetery
Yorktown
Marriage Licenses Report From Anderson Area
Leola Sue Miles of Anderson and Jerry Lee Johnson of Ander son seek a license. Debra Ann Smith and Lee Roy Delp of Anderson are listed. Teresa Lynn Leasure of Ander son and William Lee Hazel baker of Anderson appear. Connie Elaine Robinette and James Pierce of Anderson are named. Jo Ellen Parker of Pendleton with Monte J. McClintick of Pendleton seek license.
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Leola Sue Miles
Anderson
Jerry Lee Johnson
Debra Ann Smith
Lee Roy Delp
Teresa Lynn Leasure
William Lee Hazelbaker
Connie Elaine Robinette
James Pierce
Jo Ellen Parker
Pendleton
Monte J. McClintick
Emergency Runs Reported From City Hospitals
On Tuesday and Wednesday multiple emergency runs were logged. Names include Perry Balamgraph 27 in Indianapolis with injury at St. John's Hospital and Rosemary Richardson 35 illness at St. John's Hospital, plus Frank Parrish 20 and Elizabeth Beebe 17 in Lakeworth and Ft. Lauderdale with incidents at Community Hospital and others. Further calls list Mike Mitten 14 at Highland High School and Michael Schuyler 21 illness at St. John's Hospital among additional patients and addresses. Captain Wendell Shryock, Lieutenant Gerald Silvey, Captain Darrell Smith, and Lieutenant Robert Blake were on duty. All times reflect rapid response timetables for the city’s emergency services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Shryock
Gerald Silvey
Perry Balamgraph
Indianapolis
St. John’s Hospital
E. Fourth St
Rosemary Richardson
Sixth
Lennox Streets
Frank Parrish
Lakeworth
Fla
Elizabeth Beebe
Ft. Lauderdale
Rodney Caudill
Martha Caudill
E. 37Th St
Robert Rickman
Ellenhurst St
Wanda Osborne
Crystall St
Accident — Community Hospital
St. Marie Larche
Illness Community Hospital
Darrell Smith
Robert Blake
Emge
Gail Kiefer
Lebanon
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Space Center
South
Coventry
Lenden McCann
Anderson-Frankton Rd
Clarence Bilbrey
Nichol Ave
Constance Boicourt
Robert Reardon
Reardon
Madison County
Wimmer
Furlong
St. John's
St. John’s
Berne
GOLD
Matelasse
Chorale
Bethany Church
Charles Lawler
Natasha
Jon Leniz
Judi Armstrong
Juan L. Leniz
Herald
George G. Jackson
Margaret Osborn
Hoen- Stine
Delco
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson and
U.S. Army
Claiborn
Joliet Military School
William Rawlings
New Castle
William R. Rawlings
Julian St
Emjery Reece
Medrel Christie
AC Prof
Ralph Johnson
Guy Lewis
Melson
John Richard C. Kenyon C.S.B
First Church of Christ Scientist
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