Peru Military Seizes Power From Velasco in Bloodless Coup
Generals led by Francisco Morales Bermudez oust President Juan Velasco in Lima and install Morales as premier and ruler of the socialist revolution. Velasco vows to continue the revolution as Morales is welcomed by military commanders and officials announce the transfer of power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Juan Velasco
Francisco Morales Bermudez
Velasco
Morales
Tolena
Javier
FTC Order Requires City and Highway Mileage in Ads
The Federal Trade Commission will require automakers and dealers to include both city and highway fuel economy figures in all promos. Ads must warn that EPA estimates may vary from real results and must note required options for mileage. The rules take effect Oct. 15 and aim to curb bias toward highway figures.
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Washington
APL
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Environmental Protection Agency
Thomas Roseh
Bureau of Consumer Affairs
EPA
Nasch
Ford Motor Co
Roseh
American Motors
Rosch
Area Deaths and Obituaries in Franklin and Pendleton
Forest Berry 83 of Franklin Kentucky died Thursday in Bowling Green after a lengthy illness. Survived by a stepdaughter Kathleen McMinn and half sister Jennie Miller. Funeral 2:30 p.m. at Winkenhoffer Funeral Home Franklin. Cremation planned in Louisville. C Guy Brooks former Huntsville resident died Thursday at Turtlecreek Convalescent Center. Army WWI veteran and American Legion member. Survived by sister Lula Sanders Anderson. Services today at Bright Funeral Home Pendleton with burial in Huntsville Cemetery. Marguerite K Clark 84 wife of real estate broker C C Clark of Anderson died Friday at St Johns Hospital. Lifelong Anderson resident, member of Central Christian Church and several clubs. Survived by husband, two children, Glen W Schepper and Mary Lou Harrison, four grandchildren, five great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 10:34 a.m. at Brown and Butz Funeral Home. Interment Anderson Memorial Park Cem. Family to receive visitors Sunday 3-5 p.m. and Monday 6-8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Berry
Forest Neil Berry
Franklin
Bowling Green
Frankton
Kentucky
Kathleen McMinn
Hagerstown
Jennie Miller
Anderson
Winkenhoffer
Louisville
C. Guy Brooks Pendleton
Huntsville
C. Guy Brooks
Turtlecreek Convalescent Center
U. S. Army
Pendleton
American Legion
Lula Sanders
Marguerite Clark
Marguerite K Clark
C. C. Clark
St. Johns Hospital
Central Christian Church
Home Economics Club
Pink Ladies At Community Hospital
Garden Club
Robert E. Clark
A. George
Mary Lou Ilarrison
Glen W. Schepper
Brown and Butz
Ted Hurst
Anderson Memorial Park
Cemeter
Burglary and theft reported in Pendleton and Lapel areas
Police report an 18 year old Pendleton suspect prercharged with first degree burglary after breaking into a Glen Robinson home with two juveniles. Items including a shotgun rifle camera and radio valued about 800 dollars were recovered. Separate incidents include a stolen 35mm camera from Mounds Mall a 34 inch color television from Raber TV and a roto-liller from Thomas Graham. A two car collision on East Eighth Street due to brake failure injured one driver. Fire department responded to a lightning strike on 423 West Sixth Street damaging wiring. A single vehicle crash on Fifth Street sent one man to hospital with stitches and vehicle damage around 1,000 dollars.
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Pendleton Mda
Glen Robinson
Rt. 1
Lapel
Kenneth HH. Harlow
Broadway
Pendleton
Madison County
Barlow
Mounds Mall
Minelta
R. E. Raber
E. 1Th St
Thomas Graham
Fletcher St
Liller
East Eighth Street
Philip Owens
13Th St
Eighth Street
Owens
Robert W. Reuter
Albert St
St. John’s Hospital
Rector
John and
West Fifth Street
Henry Moore
W. Th St
Fifth Street
Robert Turner
Mazlett St
Turner
St. John's Hospital
Ford Urges Cutback In Salary Hikes
President Ford asked Congress to reduce the proposed 8.66 percent federal pay raise for workers including Congress and judges to 5 percent. He said the higher increase would cost over 3.5 billion dollars, while 5 percent would save about 1 billion and support national economic stability.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Natron
Office of Management and Budget
Civil Service Commission
House
Senate
Smoking policy again fails to clear Elwood board
Elwood Community School Board again fails to adopt a comprehensive smoking rule. Principal Blair Sullivan argues smoking is minimal with a defined area while president Wilfred Shaw and others push for no smoking in schools. A motion for absolute prohibition fails, a policy is tabled, and resignations and new contracts are noted ahead of a single September meeting.
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Joeanna Winings
Elwood
Elwood Community School Board
Elwood High School
Blair Sullivan
William Shepard
Ite
Secion Board
James Riphar
Shaw
Keith Scott
Virginia Caskey
Mike House
Math Wwacher
Kurt von Schmltz
Math
Russ Essex
Hurricane Caroline Stays Stationary Off Texas Coast
The season's second hurricane Caroline gathers strength in the Gulf of Mexico near 270 miles southeast of Brownsville Texas. Forecasters say it may remain stationary through midmorning Saturday with erratic movement possible toward Mexico or Texas coast.
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Caroline
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Brownsville
Tex
National Hurricane Center
Mexico
Neil Frank
Hurricane Center
Blanche
Atlantic
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THE
Anderson Herald
Central Information Office
Velasca Hao
Army
John Hagerman
Robert Wallace
Horton Dr
Wiliam Surbaugh
Oakwood Dr
Douglas Jennings
Garry J. Bailey
Greenbriar Rd
Randy Cannell
Alexandria
Harold Smith
Tony Chalhsan
Bard St. Aid
Bright Funeral Home
Huntsville Cemetery
McVeys
H. L. Lanohen
Meister
Him-Grove Church
Morton
Morton Street
Steve Hogansieker
Anderson Fire Department
Edward Ballard
Sixth St
Noble St
Todd A. Rovard
Helen L. Benne
Bayard
Main
Meridian Lato
Bobby Lee Bates
Rainbow Blvd
Bates
Chevrolet
Elwood Board
Wilbert
Ae Mou
Verlinlith, Matei
Haring Aid
Evan Oon
Wsg Puble
Sergiew
J.C. Hoover
Giza
Whetstone
United Church OF Christ
Madison Ave
WOO
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Madiaen Anderson
Earnest Shumaker
Mon Wen
Sing Chin
JH Youth
John H. Aukerman
Max Morgan
Wesley Chapel
Evangelical
Indianapolis
Indiana
W. Bih ST
Pastor M. Max Morgan
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