Energy crisis deepens as blackouts hit nation, experts warn
Washington energy write up details widespread blackouts and brownouts amid fuel shortages. It notes rising consumer costs for coal gas and oil, limited coal due to pollution rules, falling natural gas exploration, and strained electric utilities. It cites Dole and TVA figures, FPC price shifts, and nuclear delays. It also covers consumer guidance on efficient air conditioning.
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Harold Boicourt Retires From City Police Department
Harold W. Boicourt retires after 20 years with the Anderson police department after a 1952 appointment under Mayor Noland Wright. A World War II veteran, he held roles from records and budget to director of police services and joined multiple professional and civic groups before accepting a position with Saxon Oldsmobile.
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Barber
Elwood City Court Disposes Of Cases
Eleven cases heard by Judge Riley Sharp in Elwood city court. Ralph Knapp was fined 40 dollars plus costs and ordered to work 21 days for public intoxication and 86.74 restitution for malicious trespass, plus six months probation. John Grant granted change of judge on DUI charge. Joyce Holtsclaw faces DUI. Charles Farley fined 50 dollars for violating the Beverage Act. Paul Pierce fined 10 dollars for urban limit overage and banned from driving for six weekends. Richard Chapman fined 10 dollars for muffler law violation. Larry Henn pleaded innocent to speeding. trial set for Aug. 2. David Williams fined 10 dollars for speeding. Fred Keesling failed to appear on overweight axle charge. Arthur Abbott fined 25 dollars for Beverage Act violation with fine in lieu. Gary Harting found innocent of delinquency.
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AHS Bandsmen Preview Of Fair Routine At Park
Anderson High School marching Indians schedule a preview of their 1972 Band Day routine Sunday evening before the grandstand at Athletic Park. Band Parents sponsor an ice cream social from 6 to 9 p.m. with desserts available on advance or at the event. The 157 member band placed fifth last year.
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