Anderson teachers ratify two year no raise until 1973
The Anderson Federation of Teachers Local 519 approved a two year contingency contract with the Anderson Community School Corporation. The deal delays salary increases until 1973, with minimal 1971 adjustments and added life insurance and Blue Cross Blue Shield coverage. AFT leaders note districts face tight funds and acknowledge salary steps built into contracts rather than a formal raise.
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Apollo 15 links with mothership after moon landing scare
Apollo 15 crew David Scott Alfred Worden and James Irwin link with Endeavour in lunar orbit after a pressure reading raised fears of a leak in the Falcon lunar module during jettison. Mission Control delays the separation, Falcon crashes back to the moon, and officials report no leak in the command ship while awaiting further tests.
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Elwood approves 1972 budget with lower tax rate
Elwood School Board approved a 1972 budget of 2,173,825 dollars, setting a tax rate of 4.85 per 100 with a 1 building fund levy. The rate drops 34 cents from 1971 as the district expands into Madison Grant and Central Metropolitan areas.
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Record Los Angeles Departures Reach New High
In The Herald Today a note shows record-breaking numbers of people leaving Los Angeles. The page highlights a surge in departures as residents relocate, signaling significant demographic shifts.
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Spirit Of 76 Prepped For Peking
Security surrounds plans for President Nixon's trip to Peking as Air Force One, Boeing 707 No. 26000, known as Spirit of '76, undergoes final preparations. The aircraft has carried presidents since 1963, with a planned non nonstop flight to China requiring careful planning by Col. Ralph Albertazzio and the U.S. Air Force.
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U S Backed China in UN Policy Shift
Washington reports Secretary Rogers announced a shift after two decades of opposing Communist China’s UN seat. The United States will back Peking’s United Nations membership while opposing expulsion of the Nationalist Chinese government on Taiwan from the world body.
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Senate Clears $250 Million Lockheed Loan In Narrow Vote
In a 49 to 48 Senate passage, Congress approved a $250 million federal loan guarantee for Lockheed Aircraft Corp. The bill, already passed by the House, moves to President Nixon who praised the move as protecting thousands of jobs and U.S. aerospace strength. The guarantee covers private loans and does not disburse federal funds.
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Hearing in D C involving local man continues
Washington the head of a Chicago savings and loan tells a Senate panel he did not verify a fraudulent 2 million bond certificate he deposited to back loans for a friend. Dr Sidney DeLove recalls never noticing no serial number and misspelled word principal while handling interim certificates. He withdrew them after discovery and personally guaranteed the loans, risking about 156000. The subcommittee questions his lack of due diligence and the use of a rubber stamp on the certificates.
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Steel Firms Raise Prices After Settlement Deal
U S Steel led an industry price rise averaging 8 percent on nearly all products, with Bethlehem Armco Republic Steel and others following. The move aims to cover higher costs from a new three year labor contract, while the White House warned of potential job and output impacts. Steel, auto and construction products face delayed effects as production resumes.
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Weather Outlook with Chance of Showers
Variable clouds with a chance of showers or thunder showers through tonight. Partly cloudy Wednesday. Rain probability around 40 percent today and 30 percent tonight. Highs near 75 to 80, Lows around 57 to 62. Sunrise 5:39 a.m. Sunset 7:54 p.m.
Youngster in Hospital Pat Barclay Admitted After Liver Condition
Three and a half year old Pat Barclay, who survived six months longer than two years ago predicted, was admitted to St John’s Hospital Monday morning. Born with biliary atresia, he began hemorrhaging and was rushed to the hospital. His parents are Mr and
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