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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1970
Page
1
Turmoil marked the Montevideo search for two kidnaped foreigners as thousands of troops swept through the city. Police and army clashes with protesters followed a 20 percent suspension order, with hundreds arrested and streets briefly blocked.
Reports outline ongoing exchanges over Middle East ceasefire, with Dayan signaling U.S. assurances to Egypt and Arafat preparing talks in Cairo. Guerrilla actions, cross-border raids, and Greek release of seven Palestinian prisoners intensify regional pressure as Israel protests.
Typhoon Wikanaeving lashed southern Japan with 103 mph winds as a Greek freighter struck a breakwater at Okujinay port injuring its hull. Officials warned the storm would reach the southern tip of Honshu by Friday, prompting evacuation and harbor damage reports.
Maj. Nguyen Van Van is reported killed as a mortar strike hits a base near the Mountaintop. An Air Force bomber accident killed a South Vietnamese unit west of O'Reilly. U S bombers attacked North Vietnamese forces and casualties rose in Indochina with 85 American KIAs last week.
Wir and Mrs Dale Ash of 703 Federal Dr welcome two boys. Mr and Mrs Larry Malory of 2309 Brentwood Dr announce twins, a boy and a girl. Mr and Mrs Expon Rohr of Fettville report a boy. See
East Noble School Board and East Noble Classroom Teachers Association reach a compromise with 73 holdout teachers signing contracts. The district has about 125 teachers. Beginning teachers with bachelor degrees will earn 7240 under the board’s offer, down from 8200 last year, with negotiations for next year set to begin by June 15.
Ciello Tod Hiddie of 500 Harrieson Dr Anderson dies at Community Hospital after a brief illness with a native of Warhead Hy born Jan 2 1913 and a retiree of Guide Lamp. Survived by widow Lois Kodipp Riddle a daughter Mrs Ona Phillips five sisters and a brother Funeral set for Baker Brothers Funeral Home with interment in Memorial Park Cemetery. May call after 230 pm.
The report notes lawmakers and utility spokesmen sparring over tax policy and sticker placement by workers. It mentions Speaker John McCormack and House leaders criticizing spending while citing public utility responsibilities. It also covers Colombo’s government winning Senate confidence with 474 to 118 votes.
Cimence Atherl Schulte Sr. 88 of 420 Federal Dr. died Thursday after a four year illness. Born June 4, 1899 in Connersville he lived in Shellbyville before moving to Anderson in 1987. He was a tool and die maker at Delco Remy and a World War I veteran and American Legion member. Surviving are his widow a daughter Kathleen Wood two sons Jack Sr and Clarence Schubery and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services 6 pm Saturday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Dr George Tag Berl officiating. Burial will be in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Graveside military rites by the American Legion.
Apollo 14 astronauts plan altitude chamber tests next week at Cape Kennedy ahead of the January 31 launch. Cmdr Alan Shepard and lunar module pilot Edgar Mitchell will enter the spacecraft for simulated runs while Saturn 5 checks proceed. Backup crew members Evans and Bugle will perform parallel tests.
The council approved a range of measures including leaving a tunding permit fee schedule, making Range Line Road a through street at East Eight Street, and authorizing a sanitary sewer on Lard Street. A Westwood dental clinic expansion rezoning was referred to the planning commission, five rezoning petitions passed third readings, and transfers of funds plus a new aerial tower truck for light and power were approved.
Los Angeles AP reports Linda Kasabian, key witness in the Tate murder trial, was granted immunity and freed as prosecutors prepared for closing arguments. The piece also lists multiple local obituaries, funeral rites, and notices for residents including Harry Schultz and others in Anderson and surrounding towns.
LONDON AP Britain pulls back from the electronic era as the BSA factory in Birmingham fires its computer and the Post Office halts computerized telephone directories. Four thousand Birmingham workers threaten strike over payroll errors, while the Post Office slows the rollout of directories in several areas and stops printing some on presses already running.
Airman First Class Timothy Riley, son of Mr and Mrs Jacks, recently graduated from the training course for United States Air Force autopilot repair technicians. He is assigned to inspect and maintain automatic flight control systems with the 317th Tactical Airlift Wing at Lockbourne AFB Ohio. Surviving relatives include two daughters Grace Colls Alexandria and others in Sierra Madre and Highland.
A Convair prop plane carrying 13 passengers and a crew of three touched down safely at Albany County Airport after circling nearly an hour with landing gear problems. Allegheny Airlines Flight 610 from Washington to Baltimore reported hydraulic pressure loss. a backup system and manual gear lowering prevented an incident.
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