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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1973
Page
11
A court study questions if Maria was a tenant after living with her widowed aunt who paid all apartment expenses. The judge rules Maria was not a tenant or subtenant, as regulations do not treat a niece as immediate family, so the landlord may demand vacatur.
A Kokomo freshman, 15 year old Steven Crouch, died at Howard County Hospital from injuries suffered when a homemade bomb exploded in a garage. Another youth was injured lightly. Authorities said Crouch and three companions had been making bombs with black powder and galvanized pipe.
A reader asks how to improvise powdered sugar using regular sugar in a blender. Advice covers blending to powder, plus apply putty powder for scratches on marble and using dark blue dye to refresh faded jeans, with steps and cautions.
The fragment describes a fortune spelling game using letters of a name to derive a key number, guiding a grid readout to reveal a hidden message. It cites King Features Syndicate, 1973, with world rights reserved.
Martin Nelson of Annapolis and Bly N Solomon of Brooklyn, Md. won the regional pairs title at the Aces Championship. The scorer notes a key disagreement about timing, with players who consider the hand as a whole favoring different plays than those who fix on a single suit. A sample hand shows spade queen led and East shifting to a trump.
In a bridge column the declarer wins the contract after two high trumps. West exits force a deferment of the spade ruff, spade king is cashed, and a sequence of diamond ruffs and club entries secures dummy’s fifth diamond. The hand ends with the contract safe and a readers’ question column request to The Aces.
A scattered TV schedule lists mid day rollers derby action and a string of movies and shows including Frankenstein Bob Newhart entry and a China themed program. The fragmentary listing includes a fall football film and a comedy block with diverse titles, suggesting a varied broadcast lineup.
TV listings show a dense daily lineup with movies, serials, and talk shows across channels. Featured titles include Blood for a Silver Dollar The Day the Sky Exploded The Bank Dick and Great Jesse James Raid alongside ongoing westerns comedies and sports shows with late night programs like Ghost of Lolworth Place and Lou Gordon Program.
Success with Westin and House of Fabrics is described with growth to 321 stores by 1972 and a $10 million seven year loan. Earnings gains, favorable loan terms, and high upside potential for investors are discussed, along with a note on public offering since 1965 and the importance of home sewing in economic slowdowns.
A damage suit in Madison Superior Court 2 claims local veterinarian Thomas E. Patt D.V.M. castrated a stallion owned by Larcy Barnhill after being directed to operate on a different horse. The purebred Arabian stallion, kept at the Doyce Bell farm on Indiana Ave, was part of breeding stock. The complaint seeks 6000 in damages and accuses Patt of negligent failure to follow instructions on which horse to operate on.
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