Nation's Energy Chief Takes Post Warns on Higher Prices
William E. Simon becomes the new energy czar and warns of possible price increases and rationing as part of a two‑pronged plan to conserve energy and boost domestic supplies. He vows rationing as a last resort and outlines steps toward energy self sufficiency and new sources, including a second Alaska pipeline and potential Canada oil links. President Nixon backs the program and asks Americans to conserve energy through lower consumption at home and in driving.
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Ruckelshaus to Speak at Anderson College in Indiana
Former EPA chief and acting FBI director William D. Ruckelshaus returns to Indiana for a Dec. 13 public address at Anderson College to inaugurate the Center for Public Service. The event includes a press conference and dinner with Fellows funded by a $300,000 Lilly Endowment grant, with free public admission.
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School Board Hears NAACP Grievances
Madison County NAACP leaders called for the dismissal of three Anderson High School officials, immediate investigations of two years of suspensions of black students, and review of due process by administrators. They warned of a lawsuit against the board and staff, served by Ada i r Gib, chair of the NAACP education committee, who is also a parent of an AIS student.
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UAW Members Ratify GM Contract Across Local 662 663
UAW Local 662 663 ratified the General Motors contract Tuesday with lower turnout blamed on rain and general satisfaction. Local 682 production workers approved 97 percent with 1,595 yes 37 no and four voided ballots. Skilled trades voted 527 yes 25 no and one voided. Total ballots 2,199 across three locals reached. A spokesman called the turnout and result completely satisfactory.
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Absenteeism push sparks new congressional bid to fix method
A national push on Capitol Hill seeks to curb congressional absenteeism as lawmakers aim to reassert their responsibilities. Page 5 details the ongoing effort amid other political and regional news.
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San Juan junket swells city council controversy
A group of Anderson Indiana officials traveled to San Juan Puerto Rico for a five day National League of Cities convention. Council members Van Cochran Robert Morris Jack Alexander Andrew Orbik Merle Jones attended with city attorney Jack Campbell and board of works chair Chester Lawson. Jones faces involuntary manslaughter charges from a fatal auto crash. About 300 dollars in room and board per council member came from utility funds plus 1100 to cover a wall. Some colleagues declined to go citing cost and location.
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