Government Growth Centers in Schools and Statehouses
A Census Bureau report shows government employment rising by about 3 percent for state and local levels from 1970 to 1971, driven mainly by education. Federal civilian jobs declined by about 9,000, while total public payroll reached 8.9 billion dollars with 13.4 million government workers overall. Almost three-fourths of state and local jobs are in local government and full-time equivalents total 8.8 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T He Bureau
Toca
State
Focal
Nts
Ith
Bureau
National Defense
Postal Service
Space
Boreau
Clifford Dietzen Top Picks for Madison County Judge Race
Madison County lawyers named William R. Clifford and Walter C. Dietzen as their first choice for nomination to the Superior Court in a Herald poll among 59 attorneys. Republicans favored Clifford and Wirt, while Democrats backed Dietzen and Melson. 38 expressed preference for Dietzen with 24 for Melson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
William R. Clifford
Walter C. Dietzen
the Herald
Superior Court
Bloomington
Yad
Indiana
Joseph
Sutton
Indiana University
Nashville
Oklahoma City
Bloomington Hospital
Dem
Suliah
India Madison County
Piehard R. Wirt
Walter C. Divizen
James B. Melson
Clifford
Wirt
Dielzen
Melyan
Ex-10 President Joseph Sutton Dies, Political Scientist
Joseph Sutton, born March 22, 1924 in Oklahoma City, served IU from 1955 to 1988 as director of the IU team that established Thailand's first Institute of Public Administration and as first chairman of the IU Asian Studies Program. He rose to dean and president before resigning in 1971 after his wife's death. He held professorships, wartime intelligence service, Japan teaching assignments, and advisory roles for government and Ford Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thailand
Suton
College of Arts and Sciences
Taeustics
Sutton
Elvis J. Stohr
Army
Jean Harkness Sutton
Dot W. Ryan
Elizabeth Josephson
Amy Josephson
Nes
Gilbert Simmonds
Wilberton
Okla
Ervillé Sutton
Fla
Okahoma City
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
Japan
Social Science Research Coun
Cil
Tenri University
St ‘Yeth
University of Michi
U.S
House of Representatives
Republican Policy Commission
Ford Foundation
Former Herald Society Editor Edith Laidler Dies Thursday
Edith Laidler, former Herald society editor for 20 years and founder of the local Girl Scout movement, died Thursday in Hot Springs Arkansas at Littant. She was wife of Neil Laidler and moved with him to Bedford in 1946. Surviving are her husband a daughter Patricia a sister and four brothers. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at Gross Funeral Home Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Herald
Edith Laidler
Travista
Hot Springs
Ark
Littant
Presbyterian
Neil Laidler
Delico-Remy
Bedford
Patricia Laidler
Wake
Tex
Thomas
Audrey
Tundar
Man
Canada
Bert Wyatt
Shoal Lake
Freddie Wyatt
Hamilton
Ont
John Wyatt
Anderson
James Melson
Muncie
Fairmount Town Board Tables Dump Conversion Plan
Fairmount town board deferred final action on converting the dormant city dump in south Fairmount into Lions Club meeting rooms. They will clarify land leasing terms for 99 years and discuss a planned clubhouse, while scheduling a special public meeting on traffic along Monlay Avenue and Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount
South Fairmount
Lions Chin
Town Board
Llans Club
Robert Hath
Catherine Carper
Monlay Avenue
Main Street
Ae Si ‘i
Steve Doh
Redead Ball
Factory St
Ti Ory
Dohner
Kesler-Ford Sales
Richard May
Brotheris
Henley Avenue
New Arrivals Horn at St. John's Hospital
Me and Mrs Brian Walker Rt 7 a boy born at Community Hospital Air and Mrs Bruce Wameck Mexaminia a boy Mr and Mrs Lavery Chaplain RL 2 a boy Dividend announced Indiana Gas Co fc declared Friday a quarterly dividend on its common stock of 4 cents per share payable June 10 to and Indianapolis AP summary notes confusion due to OCR fragments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horn
St. John’s Hospital
Brian Walker
Rt. 7
Community Hospital
Air
Bruce Wameck
Lavery
RL. 2
Indianapolis
Indiana Gas Co., Fc
Two Ulster Shopping Centers Bombed Wounding Eighteen
In Belfast and Newry guerrillas bombed two shopping centers wounding eighteen people. A blast on Queen Street injured seven police officers and two civilians. seven minutes later another bomb damaged buildings and vehicles in Newry. Provisional IRA wing claimed the pattern of attacks amid postrow unrest in Northern Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ireland
Queen Street
Inch Real
Newry
Irish Republic
Wallowed
Trish Republican Army
TRA
Brittnain
Northern Resistance Movement
Provisional Ira
Whitelaw
Armach
Dermot Kelly
Renewed Battles Kill More Gl s in Helicopters at An Khe Pass
In dawn fighting at An Khe Pass Vietnam two American pilots and two Korean observers died as helicopters took heavy losses. The battle featured low level flights under anti aircraft fire with helicopters crashing into mountainsides and trees. Lt. Col. Miyamoto and Maj. Jones coordinated medevac and gunships as Koreans aided. Nearby, Kenny Newnan Jr. was found drowned in the Yellow River after a week-long search following a raft accident in Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AN Khe
Vietnam
South Vietnam
An Khe Pass
Twal
An Khelmtpost
Ginmer
Helicopter
A.A. Miyamoto
Allan Jones
Longview
Wash
129Th
Niyamoto
Jones
Janes
Rody
Plymouts
Tad
Kenny Newnan,Jr
Mymouth
Yellow River
Plymouth
Ashare
Marine recruit hit by drill instructor ten times says he left camp
Pvt. John J. Gribowskas, 18, Warren Michigan, was found dead in the wheel well of a New York bound American Airlines jet after stowing away at Kennedy Airport. Investigators reported he was hit up to 16 times by drill instructor Sgt. By T. Grabel for smoking and unauthorized absence. The Marine Corps cleared no direct link between the maltreatment and his death. Grabel was relieved, reduced in rank, and fined 200 dollars. Gribowskas' family says a letter claimed beatings before his disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Callf
Jan
Martine Corps
Gribowskas
Marine Corps
John J. Gribowskas
Warren, Mich
Ann Gribowskae
Marine Corps Repork
Grihowskas
T. Grabel
Anderson Area Deaths Mark WWI Veterans in Madison County
James J. McGovern 72 former Nicholson employee died at home Friday after a two year illness. An Anderson native, he spent most of his life here. He and brother Richard were among Madison County’s first World War I enlistees. Survived by sister Elizabeth Hudson and four nieces and a nephew. Funeral services set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholson File
James J. McGovern
Fletcher
Slater
Richard
Madison County
Elizabeth Hudson
Norman (Bonniie
Norman (Bonniie) House
Thomas
Beverly) Wertz
Ernest
Bernice) Trueglood
James
Beatrice) Hanna
Anderson
William Atulson
Florida
Price Hikes On Canned Foods Suspended By Commission
The Price Commission halted increases of 3 percent for American Can Co and 4.2 percent for Continental Can, delaying National Can Co’s 4.27 percent request while maintaining a 2.6 percent rise for all three firms to cover steel costs. Officials cited potential consumer impact from can price shifts amid broader inflation concerns.
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The
Price Commission
Commission
American Can Co
Continental Can
National Can Co
America
Snyder M. Rinker dies at 75 former Guide Lamp executive
Muncie born G M Rinker 75 of 510 Riverside Ave Muncie died Thursday after brief illness at Ball Memorial Hospital He was retired General Motors Motors executive and former Guide Lamp Division comptroller in Anderson He belonged to Daleville Christian Church Financial Executives Institute Daleville Masonic Lodge and Valley of Indianapolis He is survived by his widow Madge and several nieces and nephews Services will be held Monday at 10 a.m. at Eichman Funeral Home Yorktown with Reverend Drexel Rankin of Nashville officiating Entombment will be in Elm Ridge Mausoleum Friends may call Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home and Monday prior to services
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Uvanne Riddle
Fletcher
St. John's Hospital
Albany
Ray
Vickia Tate
N. D
Jerry Riddle
Eddie Riddle
Andersong
Hussett Thurman Fof
Ann Grider
Louisville
Sells and Rowe Funeral
East Maplewood Cemetery
Lea
Mathews
Jas
S. 3
Montgomery
St. Ambrose Church
Nfe
Lucille Myers
Jasonville
Pricella Tincher
Indianapolis
June Johnson
Fishery
Mary Defenderfer
Spring Hill
Fla
Willard Mathews
Utah
Ward Mathews
Ples Mathews
Anderson
Helen Freeman
California
Howe, Weston
Rosary
Galdy Rinker
Muncif
Galdy M. Rinker
Riverside Ave
Muns Cle
Ball Memorial
General Motors
Guide Lamp
BBC
Daleville Christian Church
Financial Executives Institute
Daleville Masonic Lodge
Scottish Tile
Valley of Indians Apslis
Madge Ora
Aichman
Yorktown
Drexel Rankin
Naseville
Wil Ba
Elm Ridge Mausseum
Funeral Services and Final Rites Listed Across Indiana Towns
A jumble of funeral notices lists final rites and interments for multiple individuals in Indiana communities. Names include Rev. John Costello, Grace May Presser, Jeffery B. Grissom, Dawn Finley, Myran Richman, Willard T. Jedkon, Katy Pinegar, and others. Services occur at St Marys Catholic Church, Cornell Funeral Home, Yorktown United Methodist Church, and more with interments at St Marys Cemetery, Elm Ridge, and other local cemeteries. Public notices mention John K. Snyder’s federal post appointment in Paris and related government affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Catholic
John Costello
St. Mary's Cemetery
E. 11Th St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Grace Presser
Cornell
Heiohtz
Grace May Presser
St. Talerment
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Jeffery B. Grissom
Brown and Bulz Funecal
Nashington
Ind
Indiana
John K. Snyder
Paris
Robert M. Pickett
Daviess County
Noblesville
Snyder
Aronia Fickett
United Methodist
Cophey
Pester Fue
Heral Home
Elwood
Peace
Corps
VISTA
Pickett
Washington
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Clifford, Dietzen Get Legal Ned
Allen Ful
Elizabeth
Joseph Sutton
Herald Society
Gross Funeral Home
CONYO
Twood Hillis
Malan
Atlciq
Hatidey Ina
Howard Ring
Relea
Ure
James P. Williams
Indianapolish
Hillis
Ray Guyot
Bob Fougnies
Maycord Woods
Fairmount Town Board
Ti Stout
J. C. Hoover
Citizens Bank
Charles Lawler
Wai Hoke
Worstause
Ulster
Melson
Fala Pol
Clifton B
County
James McGovern
Brown
Analjier
Bute
Robert
Wit
Columbus
Gary Allbritten
Pirst
Edgar B. Akers
Clarky
Baptist Church
In-ville
Torment
East Maple
Karen McGaffle
Wood Cemetery
David Reveal
Munda
Mir
Daves
Douglas Mc Lin
Dickman jPuneral
New Albany
Leo Mathews
Sherry Hornback
Sherry Lynn Hornback
Harold Erat
Riley Hospital
Pital
Frantz
Bloomington, Ind
Welly M. Frantz
Terre, Haute
Eastern
Fixpress, Inc
American Trucking Association
Franta
Indiana Transportation
Deanna Jo
Christina Matle
Chesee Cox
Alexandria
Seternal
Genoral’ VanHorn
Notive
Babyland
Parkview Cemetery
Edgar Akers
Fdpar Akers
Roy
Jeffery Grissom
Dawn Finley
Fisher Brothers
Dawn B. Finley
Broa Cside
Myron Richman
Fins
Yorktown United Methodist Church
iMyran Richman
Broadway
Entorbment
Elm Ridge
Mausalemi
Willard Jordon
New Castle
Macer
Willard ‘T. Jecdon
Melady Lane
Scruth Mound Cemetery
Katy Pinegar
Mooreland
Ciise Jllan
Elmslee Cemetery
Maine and
Frame Funeral Home
Canna Johnson
Hershel Richardson
Monroe Two
Alex
Glenn McHatton
Ft. Wayne, Indiana
Gill
Indane
Calvary Community Church RR
WM. T. Sebree
Democrat
East Side Church OF God
Dyes Topitr
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