Air Force altered C5A deal to aid Lockheed under LBJ
Washington reports that in Johnson's final days the Air Force amended the C5A contract to favor Lockheed, boosting the price by about 200 million dollars. Document details show the change created a surplus for Lockheed, while the Pentagon trimmed purchases amid rising program costs. Senator Proxmire denounces the move as taxpayer harm and urges curbs on further favors to Lockheed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
LBJ
Lockheed
Washington
Johnson
Washington Post
Lie
Air Force Office of Financial Management
Pentagon
Lotheed
Larkheed
Uiis
Senate
Pny
Tom
Furth
Air Forge
Congress
Billiop
Masachusetts Institute of ‘Octalines
Deficit in 1972 Budget Revisions Tied to Price Formula
Fragmented report indicates July 1 start for Camiseed Fray and revised Fe pricing or “gélien handshake” in CA contract. Notes new federal policy affects projections, predicting larger deficits as premium costs rise. Mentions Nixon era figures and Proxmire concerns over overruns and balance in the first 1971 budget for Lockheed plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Lockheed
Tar
William Proxmire
Wednes
Bis
White House
Ywillin
Robert J. Charles
Mer Aerospace
Helfurther
U.S. Seeks Quiet End to Cease-Fire Violations
United States officials report possible forward deployment of surface to air missiles within the cease-fire zone west of the truce line. Washington says evidence is inconclusive but warns violations threaten progress toward Arab-Israeli reconciliation. The focus remains on restarting talks under UN mediator Jarring and advancing peace discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Cairo
United States
Rts
Iso
Asraelis
Alten Pling
Sttes
U. i
Jartring’ Auspiers
United Nations
Gunowr V. Jarring
U.S
New Arrivals Born at St Johns Hospital
A string of birth notices from St Johns Hospital lists newborns and families across several addresses. Names include Mr and Mrs Itovert Nea L eigh with a girl, Mr and Mrs Willis Gilbert with a girl, Mr and Mrs Abel Ftrs with a boy, Mr and Mrs Willis Hogue with a girl, Mr and Mrs Joseph Farina with a girl, Mr and Mrs Tatin MacGil ray with a boy, and Mr and Mrs Frederik Thur ver with a girl. A Navy Hospital Corpsman and Mrs Bobby Finch welcome a boy as Terry Pristil reports aboard the USS Bonhomme Richard. The notices mention paternal grandparents and multiple locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itovert
Leigh
Kerewong Or
Donald Laynym
Aludius
Willis Gilvert
Abel
Wapel
Willis Hogue
Jdseph Farina
Tatin MacGilray
Wight St
Frederik Thurver
Alexandr
Jérry Rentfrow
Willow Ln
Korn
Navy
Bobby ‘Finch
Tinch
Richard
Wisthal
Cotkyville
Tenn
Unclear text fragment hints at ceasefire ceasefire breach
The readable portion references possible surface to air weapon deployment west of the Suez Canal during a ceasefire period. It notes evidence the activity may have continued past the deadline, but findings are not conclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menoskey Yard
Suez Canal
County Officials Cut Budgets and Tax Bills Debate
County officials reduced the Madison County Salt and Water Conservation District budget by 68 455 and raised General Fund lines to 2 001 103 26 from 2 220 337 1870. Health costs grew to 103 380 and Welfare budgets to 1 636 976 while Bridge funds rose to 293 432. Tax revenue includes 21 117 expec ted from corporations with Anderson and nearby towns bearing large shares. reassessment orders set 15 to 25 percent increases for unincorporated areas, a suit remains before the Indiana Appellate Court as local officials clash over the plan. A county auditor reports allocations to towns and townships across the region and lists various municipal bills and assessments. The article also notes a recent obituary and memorial services for a former local employee.
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Madison County
Incrase
County ‘Blax Ar ‘Justment Board
Pital
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Navymiver
Rey Boscotrt
Pipe Creek
Ducks Creek
Alexandria
Pendleton
Lapel
Frankton
Laatyette
Chesterfield
Country Club Estates
Edgewood
Gimeo
Ingalls
Markleville
Orestes
River Forest
Summitville
Woodlawn Heights
Duck Creek
Boone
van Bures
State Board
Tolisna
Adams
Turek Creek
Fall Creek
Green
Jackson
Lafayette
Grv
Monroe
Richmend
Stone Creek
Union
van Buren
Thunderstorm events cause fires and power outages citywide
A lightning storm knocked out underground cables cutting power to northeast town areas and damaged lines at Ute Substations. Fires ignited by lightning struck Castellar and Barnes homes. Fire units and a snorkel truck responded to both. City Rail also lost power for hours. Drainage praised at Brown Street tunnel after two feet of water in 45 minutes amid three inches of rain. Street flooding and extended outages persisted into Wednesday. officials noted drainage and storm sewer strains but overall city streets functioned.
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Sout
Page
Yarling
Roberts
Brown Street
Elwood
Iment
Silee
Ayewena
Foth
Wales
Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths
Anderson and Madison County area deaths are reported for residents including Mrs. Helen Ream and Mrs. Dellah Het, with references to birth dates, family ties, residences, churches, and funeral details. The notices name Everett V. Reams husband and list survivors in scattered fragments from Lovett and Vernon areas, noting service times and mortuary arrangements.
Funeral notices and obituaries from Madison County area
Funeral services and obituaries for several Madison County residents are listed. Names include Rev. John K. Summers, Gerald J. Murdock, Sarah H. Phellis, Edward H. Hillman, Glenn F. Brown, Frankie B. Johnson, Ethel Alfred, and Samuel Welborn, with service times, burial sites, and funeral homes like Frazee, Brown and Butz, and George C. Harper & Son.
Obituary notices of Bertha Barrett and Vernon Mosbaugh
Bertha Barrett, 76, native of Clinton County, died recently after residing with her brother in Wyn. Burial planned at Phlox Cemetery. burial rites to be announced. She was born April 23, 1894, daughter of John A. and Lorinda Skinner, widow of Otha Barrett. Surviving are brother Arthur Skinner and several nieces and nephews. Vernon Mosbaugh, Noblesville resident aged 67, died Wednesday at Riverview Hospital. Survived by wife Adah, son Vernon, sister Katia Smeltzer, brothers Walter and Rath, granddaughter Cheryl Moshaugh, and granddaughter Pauline Dammettelfe. Final rites by Rev. Hrove Fagerstrain at Evans Godby Trout Funeral Home with interment in Zimmer Cemetery.
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Addecent
Ream
Jennings County
Graham Presbyterian Church
Vernon
Everett V. Reams Adauyt
Frankton
Dellah Het
Mary Fox
Willows
Welborn
Frank
Calif
Robert W.tom
Leston
Texas
Harold
Dickey Nursing
Pendleton
Paull L
Flwood
U.S. Navy
Ness
Ralph ‘Thomas
Winona Lake
Nieves
Jenusins
Wew Castle
Frankie B. Johnson
Anderoun
Muceié Aursing
Robert J. Johnson
Johnson
Noblesville
New Castle
Eva West
Crawfordsville
Bits
Pauline Massaro
Miami
Fla
Mmet
Chalfaut
Church of the Nazarene
Ceuran Funeral Home
Pam
Milea
New Casta
Indiana
Thiermaut
South Mound
Jasper
Elizabeth Sheward Alexander
Rush County
Yheen
Madison County
Ann Prankton
George C. Harper & Son
Frankton K of Pinor
Erionds
Bertha A
Uopher
Fesler Ignera
Phlox
Clinton County
John A
Lorinda Skinner
Sha
Otha Bartell
Moose Lodgy
Arthur Skinner
Tyner
Hubert Bere Én Sylvanus Barrett
Dalles Barrew
Winifred Benesfield
Fred Masbaugh
Arcadia
Walter
Rath
Oaklawn
Joseph V. Mochaueh
Cheryl Meshaugh
Whiteland
Pauline Dammettelfe
Monrovia
Hrove Fagerstrain
Evans- Godby-Trout
Zimmer
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Froxmire
Board of Contract Appeals
Fiagplian Persily
St. John's. Hospital
Terry Pristil
Canfirwadore
Cleveland Rhone
Cedar
Velesins Rospital
Indianapolis
Agiucsen
Uit
Retirad Cinstressian
Ark
U.S. Army
Vin Chapel Ame
Cawal
Laborers Fund Hod Carriers Union
Laborers and Hod Carriers, Pomsien Fund
Terre Hagte
Jimmie Neace Rhone
Detoris Randolph
Chicago
Harold Clever
Los Angeles
T Calif
Lauivel Williamst
Amierson
Flor
Jida
William
Glen Cove
N.yimra
Lawen Barnett
Sit_ Lows
Marizh Jones
Btorts City
Lee
Anderson
Willie
St. Louis
W. Sampson Wetson
Alen
Elis
Brooks
Maplewood
He Brooks
Torial Chapel
AES
Hartke
Harike
Mousa
Houdebush
Indiana State Teachers Association
Lick
Roudebush
Om Harika
Edgar “B. Whitcomb
Harte
Ide
Vedly
Anderson and
James and
Mamie Thomas
Lovett ' Lie
Rmoual
Helen Ream
Molen T Pe
Clon
Andersot
Bernard Alfred
Ionesn
Witla
Fairount
Jand
Nolte Memorial Chapel
Trohert Gears Vheart
Erlendy
Dallah Welbarn
John K. Summers
Ovid Community Church
Mim
Frazee
Middletownr
James W. Gosler
Fins
He. Anderson Memorial Parkemetery
Daynys
Wayne Goset
Thomas and
Glenda Gostoe Jr
Gerald J. Murdock
Brown and Butz Fureral
Gerald J, Murdock
St. Anlecineet
Saunders Cemetery
Daleville
Sarah H. Phenis
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Sarah H. Phellis
Sujet Blyd
Sunset Memorial Park
el Tnod
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Bridey
Rhunch
Edward Rittman
Brown and Buta
Edward H. Hillman
Columbus Ave
Insterment
East Maplewood Cenetery
Glenn Brown
Hailey Chapel
Huntington
Glenn F. Brown
Thuntington
Mes
Erma
Brown
Memorial Gardens
Hurtington
Frankie Johnson
Ethel Alfred Fairmount
Mfrs
Ethel
Marlow General Hospital
United Methodist Church of Ppirmoont
Women’s Society of Ohpietfen’ Service
American Legion Aux. Mary
Grieron Home
Sears
SAVE
Jon
Ahelwis
Fotn
Insley
Segre Cave Service
Ofan Mane
Main St
Anderson, Indiana
Bertha Barrett
Ks Therpan
Weiss
Anglerpan
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