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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1972

Page

5

Dolly B. Tragedy Spurs Seven Family Safety Rules

A newspaper feature warns Dolly B three and in a coma after a front seat accident from a slipping seat belt. It urges parents to use seat belts for children and follows with seven safety habits including avoiding backing out, not leaving kids in cars, preventing carbon monoxide leaks, safe stove use, removing hanging scissors, clearing nail boards, and keeping matches away from children.

Dolly Dolly B America Canaries

Pectus Excavatum and Advances in Cosmetic Surgery

Dear Mrs P: Pectus excavatum is a birth deformity rarely affecting lungs or heart. Surgery, often for cosmetic reasons, now includes silicone implants under the skin to fill the funnel chest, with Dr David G Bowers noting excellent results. Also discussed are wheelchair innovations aiding paralyzed patients and a heart health booklet offered by Lester Coleman, MD.

Mrs. P David G. Bowers U.S. Air Force Medical Center Lackland Air Force Base Texas

Toddler Stows Absent-Mindedly On London Flight Return

A three year old boy slipped onto a Trans World Airlines jet bound for London from Los Angeles without a ticket or passport. He was found in the plane's restroom area after takeoff and returned home on the same jet. His father, mother, and siblings were at the airport. Authorities ponder how he managed the stowaway act. The mother plans to keep him from future airport trips.

Los Angeles London Los Angeles International Stanley Amy Mark Trans World Airlines TWA James Woosam Ericta Woosam

Store Destroyed in South Bend Walz Furniture Fire

In South Bend on Monday the J E Walz furniture store suffered about 75 percent loss from a blaze estimated at 1.1 million dollars. Firemen said they cannot begin an investigation until six feet of water pumped into the stove area is removed.

South Bend Ind J.E. Walz John Walz

Vietnamese Rangers Attack Que Son Valley Near Da Nang

About 3,000 South Vietnamese rangers and infantry moved west into the strategic Que Son Valley south of Da Nang launched from Landing Zone Baldy. Allied reports say heavy artillery and ground resistance slowed the advance while U.S. forces knocked out long range guns and tanks. Refugees fled toward the coast as fighting intensified in Saigon area with multiple mortar and ground assaults reported.

Saigon Que Son da Nang Baldy U.S South Vietnam U.S. Air Force Phantom Ross Quang Tri Far Noa

Welfare director urged to be replaced in Indiana

Rep. Robert Bales called for William Sterrett’s ouster and a full department realignment, accusing the welfare chief of failing to seek bids on the $115 million Medicaid program. Sterrett admitted need for reorganization but blamed staff and money limits while defending the Blue Cross Blue Shield contract and proposing renegotiation.

Indianapolis William R. Sterrett Indiana Robert H. Bales Danville Sterrett General Assembly Bales Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW Welfare Department Blue Cross Blue Shield Department of Administration Coe Indiana Blue Cross

Mobile Homes Displayed At Notre Dame Show

John E. Davis of the Defense Department praised mobile homes as a significant national resource at Notre Dame’s Midwest Mobile Home and RV Show. He cited 13,000 units for tropical storm Agnes victims and 5,000 for Gulf Coast survivors, urging safer designs and multi use shelters in parks.

South Bend Ind University of Notre Dame John E. Davis Defense Department Civil Preparedness Agency Hall of Fame Davis North Dakota Rapid City S.C Gulf Coast

Air Patrol Seeks Clues in Missing Plane Case

Indiana Civil Air Patrol officers said a four day old lead was their sole development in the search for a missing light plane en route from Lake Elmo Minnesota to Richlands Virginia. The lead pointed to a location near the Indiana 244 and Interstate 74 intersection where initial reports suggested a highway crash. Aircraft were dispatched to the area but no findings were reported. The plane, piloted by Paul Watkins of Anchorage Alaska, was due in Richlands around 9 p.m. Saturday after departing Friday.

Shelbyville Ind Indiana Civil Air Patrol Lake Elmo Minn Richlands CAP Indiana 244 Interstate 74 Paul Watkins Anchorage Alaska

How's Your Hearing Offer From Beltone In Chicago

Beltone announces a free offer for those who hear but struggle to understand words. A non working model of Beltone's smallest ear aid will be given at no cost or obligation. It weighs under one third of an ounce and is worn at the ear without any body wires. Write Dept. 5604 Beltone Electronics Corp Chicago for yours.

Chicago Ill Beltone Beltone Electronics Corp W. Victoria

Photograph Sparks Controversy at Indiana State Fair

Bredewater of Indiana state fair photo exhib it faced removal after officials deemed it offensive to the flag. An acquaintance defended him, saying he is among the least offensive people. Bredewater defended the image as a handsome concept and said it did not reflect on the fair administration including President Donald W. Brown.

Fair Board Bredewater Fair Administration Donald W. Brown Kaufman

Truck Builders Continue Strike Of 57 Days

Allied Industry Workers in Fort Wayne Indiana voted Monday to extend a seven day old strike at Freuhauf Corp over fringe benefits. Local 776 president Marvin Scheumann said 244 to 199 rejected the first contract offer. About 650 semi trailer builders have been on strike since June 26. Negotiations have failed to agree on a three year fringe benefits clause including pensions insurance severance and vacations. Wages are not an issue.

Fort Wayne

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