Helping Hands program aids Hazelwood breakfast needs
Viola B Phillips reports on a conference of Helping Hands volunteers and community leaders addressing breakfast for Hazelwood schoolchildren and expanding the program to two more schools. Stories from pupils reveal hunger, insensitive handling, and the vital impact of warm, personal attention. Community leaders cite broader issues of split shifts, financial strain, and broken homes, urging parental involvement and missionary work at local schools.
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Hazelwood
Anderson
Lawrence Frazier
Longfellow School
Anderson Schools
UAW eyes action if Nixon wage controls persist beyond 90 days
The International Executive Board in Boston voted to oppose continued wage price controls and warned of possible contract abrogation. President Woodcock said court action may test legality while urging Congress and the administration to back a wartime style stabilization system. He noted contracts like General Motors could lose planned December increases if controls persist, and indicated the union may strike if no contract is in effect.
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Boston
United Auto Workers
Nixon
International Executive Board
the Union
Leonard Woodcock
Court Ac
United States
Woodcock
Congress
Stabilization Board
General Motors Corp
Editorial Urges Taxpayers to Demand 1972 Budget Cuts
Madison County budgets face a 1972 rate of 12.096 per 100 in Anderson, up from 1971. The Herald calls for residents and organized groups to press for reductions to under 10 per 100, faults county Democratic and city Republican officials for higher costs, and urges attendance at budget sessions to thwart increases. The piece cites 1971 rates of 10.10 and urges action by unions, Chamber, League of Women Voters, and other groups.
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Madison County
Anderson
Anderson Herald
The
Herald
Anderson's Labor Unions
Chamber of Commerce
League of Women Voters
Blue Book of local budgets fills Anderson chamber room
The 1972 Blue Book, a 350 page tax report and budget compilation, occupies the Anderson Chamber of Commerce meeting room. Produced by the Tax Research Committee led by Donald Noffsinger, it details budgets for the city, township, schools, county welfare and library spending. About 290 copies go to officials. 35 complete reports go to town boards, the mayor, library, and newspapers.
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Jack Shaffer
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Pam Halelef
Alice Miller
Herald
Shari Keys
Anderson Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Donald Noffsinger
Anderson
Anderson Township
Anderson Community Schools
Madison County
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Weather and notices in The Herald Today
The Herald Today lists sections across pages including pay raises ban for state and local employees, Gov. Wallace jeered at signing order blocking integration, new arrivals and obituaries on page 2, editorials on page 4, Accent on Women on pages 6-7, sports on pages 12-13, comics on 34-35, markets on 40, and classified ads 40-43. Sun shines, warm today with fair tonight, partly cloudy and warm Friday. precipitation chances 5 percent today and 20 percent tonight. Sunrise and sunset times provided.
Demos Plan Busy Day in Anderson Ahead of 1972 Races
Anderson Democrats anticipate a busy Friday with Hartke and Conrad visiting to bolster Rock's 1972 mayoral bid. Hartke will hold a 10 a.m. press conference at Tower Building headquarters, then a Ball State luncheon before regional stops. Conrad seeks governor support with a 3:30 p.m. briefing after a Realtor luncheon.
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Anderson
Indiana
U.S
R. Vance Hartke
Robert L. Rock
Rock
Hartke
Ball State University
the Rock
Larry Conrad
Daleville
Anderson Board of Realtors
Conrad
Former Reformatory Inmate Sues Indiana for $50,000
Charles Lane, 24, of Gary, a former inmate at the Indiana State Reformatory, files a $50,000 damages suit in Madison Superior Court claiming permanent injuries from a Sept. 26, 1969 incident in which 11 guards fired at inmates during a demonstration that left two inmates dead and 45 injured. Lane alleges he was unarmed on ground when Capt. Jason Huckeby ordered the gunfire. he was treated at Indiana University Medical Center the same day. The suit names the State of Indiana, George Phead, Huckeby, Sgt. Edward Huckeby, Lt. Ernest Brown, Lt. Willis H. Dennis, Fallon Combs and others. Lane seeks $25,000 for damages and injuries and $25,000 punitive. Eight Pendleton guards and a civilian employee face separate civil rights charges. Huckeby faces a potential deprivation of civil rights charge carrying up to life imprisonment.
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Indiana
Indiana State Reformatory
Madison Superior Court
Charles Lane
Gary
R. Cordell Funk
Lane
Hammond
Reformatory
Jason Huckeby
Pendleton
Huckeby
Chesterfield Parties Host Open Nominations Tonight
Two political parties in Chesterfield hold separate open conventions at 7:30 p.m. to nominate candidates for five town board seats and the clerk-treasurer office in the November election. Independents meet at Chesterfield Elementary School multipurpose room while Democrats gather at Makepeace Park community center.
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Chesterfield
Chesterfield Town Board
Dent Party
Democrat
Independent Party
AIP
Chesterfield Democrats
Makepeace Park
Wanted homes sought for pet dogs and ads help
Classified notice from Herald Bulletin offers to place want ads for rehoming pets. A one year old male German Shepherd is described as well behaved with some obedience schooling. Contact numbers 000-0000 or 643-5371 for placing a pet adoption notice. Call between 8 AM and 5 PM.
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Herald- Bulletin
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International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
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Anderson Municipal
W. Arthur Darlington
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