Planners Debate Wage Freeze and Policy Controls
Union leaders and administration advisers clash over using or striking down Nixon wage price controls under the Cost of Living Council. Discussions center on extending, modifying, or abandoning the 90 day freeze and potential court action. Stakeholders include Stein of the AFL CIO, Rep. Humphrey aides, and Canadian officials weighing economic recovery.
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Stein
President
J. Abert Council
COLC
Progrant
Nixon
Apl-Cio
Trea
John B. Connally
Lee Congress
Senate
Commeree Maurice
Mike Mansore
Congress
Montana
Jamestiteese
D. Hodgson
AFL
Uber P. Griff
George Meany
Michigan
Teader
Labor
Pth
Connett
Noy
Hhatere
Stroy
Pte
U.S
Sidney
Roisman
Bain
I Finance
George McGovern
Theiri
City planners seek rezoning across multiple parcels
The planning commission considers rezoning requests for 1.15 acres on Ind. South from Rez Residential to B-2 General Business to accommodate a Tupperware warehouse and sales office. 1.82 acres at 2612 Mounds Road from R-1 to B General Business. several lots in Fairfax Addition from R-2 to R-1 Local Business. a 0.36 acre corner at 7th and Chestnut from Rev Residential to Ret Residential. a GM, Indiana & Michigan Elee Telegraph parcel east of Ind. 109N north of 8th Street from R-2 to Industrial. and restructuring of Rowland Gardens lots 164 and 162 from R-2 to B-L Local Business for a Night Owl Food Store, with Greenbriar Park-Ninth continuation granted and commission meeting adjourned due to missing information.
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Ind. T
Rez
Richard F. Es
Charles
Derby Shepherd
Mounds Road
J Warvey
Ruth E. Litchfield
Fairfax
Rodent R. Vickers
7Th
Chestnut Streets
Wade H. Free Jr
General Motors Corp
John W. Benelial
Indiana & Michigan Eleetele Co
Ind
8Th Street
James H. Sharpe
Rowland Gardens
One Dead in Car Truck Mishap on Interstate 68
State Trooper Bill McCallister said a car and a semi collided late Thursday on Interstate 68 in southern Hamilton County. The vehicle overturned and one person died. details were unavailable.
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Bill McCallister
Hamilton County
Elwood Planning Commission Delays Auto Service Station Permit
The Elwood Planning Commission debates the proposed auto service station at the corner of South Anderson and South B streets. The panel concludes no funds exist to purchase the site and recommends mayoral action, including forming a new Board of Zoning Appeals and delaying the permit until a comprehensive growth plan is reviewed.
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Elwood
Aultserya Parmit
Ias
Planning Commissions
John Updike
Peck
Anderson
Connell
Southroe
Collee-rea
Tiself
Paist
Gene Smith
Richard Hoffman
Pade
John Burnelld
Greater
Chamber of Commerce
Elwood Planning Commission
South
Burnette
Commission
Chamber 1
Gmpa
Miyor
Commission Mann
Ho Gdnok
Smith
Fikely
Board of Zoning
Ap- 3
Mani-Speals
Twormous Vale
Bruce Yoder
Planning Commission
Vale
Army Brings Back Vietnam Era Struggles At Fort Benning
The article reports on the 17th Brigade at Fort Benning facing morale and discipline issues after Vietnam. Desertion, drug use, alcohol abuse, and early reenlistment problems rose during 1970–71, prompting reforms under Col Willard Latham and the VOLAR program. Efforts included barracks revamps, reduced AWOL rates, and new morale initiatives like a brigade coffee house to help troops adjust and reintegrate.
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Com. Mat A
Latiambas
Volar
Latham
LSDJ
Vietnam
Ft. Benning
Willard Lath
Jam
Playboy
Sala
Us Army
Libam
Ise
David Hoh
Ging
Heh
Faeir i
Nob
Ft. Penning
Wth
Ft. Renming
Iraining
Frith
Hon
Wis
Hob
Hoht
Letham Sald
Newborns Reported at Local Hospitals
New arrivals at St John s Hospital and nearby facilities include two boys and a girl. Mr and Mrs Stephan Philips of 220 Ohio Ave welcomed a son. Mr and Mrs Harold Simmons of Ceara welcomed a son. Mrs Kennel Kaul of W Fourth St welcomed a girl. Mr and Mrs Jerry Beeman of Xmedria welcomed a boy.
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St. John's Hospital
Stephan Philips
Ohio Ave
Community
Harold Simmons
Mi Ceara
Kennel Kaul
Jerry Beeman
Xmedria
Anderson And Madison County Area Deaths
Earl Boone Hunter 78 former Anderson resident died Thursday morning in Indianapolis Veterans Hospital after two weeks as a patient. Surviving are widow Justa Ardis Hunter and three children. Funeral details and burial in Parkview Cemetery.
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Anderson
Earl Boone Hunter
Scottsburg
Pital
Indianapolis
Taiting Thealth
Flunter
Masonic Lodge
Alderson
Kennels
Verah Yeager
Ponelon Walker
Hott of Anderson
Miss Kathey Sl. Beigh
Bastford Beigh
Alexandria
4Dren
John H. Cole
Parkview, Cemetery
Women’s rights rallies sweep across cities with protests
Thousands of women gathered in New York Chicago Portland and Winston-Salem to demand equal rights and protest discriminatory job ads. The events featured speakers from local to national levels and raised funds for a women’s lobby in Washington. In Chicago officials halted power after a rally permit expired as the crowd moved to City Hall. In Fayetteville NOW cited litigation over discriminatory ads.
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Chicago
Civic Center Plaza
Richard J. Daley
Portland
Maine
National
Or*ganization of Women
Guy Gannett Publishing Co
Gannett
Fayetteville
N.C
Carol Forbes
State Equal Employment, Opportunities Commission
Winston-Salem
Court hearing in San Quentin case prompts jail visit clashes
Fragmentary court notes show a San Quentin hearing on provitas motions drawing protests from Clutchette and Drumgo supporters. Attorneys allege detainees received abuse and were denied access to counsel, prompting courtroom outbursts and a judge warning to remove a protesting spectator. The report mentions related funeral notices for Elwood and South Bend residents and identifies several defendants and attendees amid chaotic proceedings.
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Guupea
Clutchette
Lirumga
San Quentin
Drumyga
Healen
Edward Barnes
Monterey County
William BR. Lewallen
Drimage
Pecan Halselup
Hel
Baste
San
Dane Franciseo
Theli Ters
Mea
Jetn Lahr
Sumit
Ville
Cheetar Thomas
John Thorne
Jack Franklin
Allen
Deumga
Richard
Silver
Drumgo
Barnes
Juvenile Nabbed in Connection With Break-In
A 16 year old was taken into custody by detectives in connection with a break-in at an Adjustment Center. Investigators reported missing items including a portable stereo and 7 to 100 albums. A deputy attorney general stated the case centers on the escape attempt and medical treatment of inmates.
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San Quentin
Connectiop
Jamas Park
Havelbreak-In
Charles College
Allen
U.S. District Court
Spems
Cor Wiliams
Michael Lemon
Saq Quemin
Mle
Justment Center
Stubborn as a mule and the search for understanding
A reflection on stubbornness drawing from Psalm 32 about the mule that lacks understanding. It notes that hard headedness resists reasoning and that patience is needed to reach understanding. When both sides fail to seek it, conflict endures until one side recognizes the other's lack of understanding.
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New Bethe Cemetery
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Ington
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Fisher Brothers Funneral
Fred W. Wue
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