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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1971

Page

2

Elwood City Council Meets In Final Session Of 1971

Elwood four incoming members joined the council as spectators in the final session of the year. Webelos from Cub Pack 384 attended for citizenship badges. Mayor Smith discussed Penn Central station inquiry, lack of park funds for depot restoration, rising utility costs, and potential code enforcement by volunteers. A plan to annex three lots and merge sewer accounts was approved, with next steps for sworn in ceremony set for January.

Elwood Elwood Cy Goond Counci First United Methodist Church Gene Smith Penn Central Railroad Helgo Smith Edge Indiana General Assembly

Israel keeps door open to Middle East talks at UN

At the United Nations Israel announced the door remains open for indirect peace negotiations with Egypt without preconditions. Foreign Minister Eban detailed Africa led proposals to restart talks and cautioned that troop withdrawals from 1967 territories would not be pledged before negotiations. He urged reviving the Jarring mission and rejected preemptive concessions while Egypt pressed sanctions.

Israel Middle East United Nations N.Y Koaenan Jnister U.N. General Assembly Egypt Eban Mideast Pen Senegal Jerusalem Cairo Mahmoud ’ Riad Sgegmel Golda Meir New York Washington Newsweek Magazine U.S Fet Josephy Sisco Riad CBS Sun *Day U.N Gunnar ¢ V. Jarring Sunless Israel Sinai Jarring Security Council

Dollar Slumps To New Lows On Foreign Money Exchanges

London led a global slide as the dollar fell to record lows on major foreign exchanges amid currency uncertainty. Gold soared on devaluation rumors while the mark fluctuated and Paris and Zurich markets showed strength. central banks signaled cautious steps as talks among major economies touched on possible dollar adjustments.

London London Free Market

Consumer Protection Division Seeks To Block Florida Firm

In Indiana new consumer protection action targets Koscot Interplanetary Inc of Orlando to halt referral sales as a pyramid scheme. The state seeks a temporary injunction in Marion County Superior Court citing misleading incomes and aggressive recruitment at workshops linked to the Flame of Hope foundation and Kennedy connections.

Consumer Protection Division Florida Indianapolis Iniana Koscot Interplanetary, Inc Orlando Fla General Assembly Glenn W. Turner Robert A. Smith Attorney General's Office Marion Count Superior Court Wellesley Massrom Flame of Hope Kennedy Wit Foundation U. S Turner Commomerate Marion Lake Counties Stephen E. Blum Joseph P. Kennedy Sr Turn Laler Washington Hice Kased Seling Kescot Tate Henn W. Funk Thurst_ lay Lake

Plan LWV Welfare Reform Discussion Sessions

The League of Women Voters outlines plans for welfare reform programs this week with unit meetings at the YWCA. Mrs Mae Newsom and others chair sessions on federal effects, income assistance, and work requirements. The group emphasizes realistic funding for services, simplified eligibility, and privacy protections.

League of Wom Mae Newsom Loisteague Nancy Shu Mary McCarty YWCA

Counterfeit $20 Bills Circulated in Indiana Cities

Secret Service agents and local police reported counterfeit twenty dollar bills passed in Anderson and nearby cities last week. Three men from Warsaw and Claypool faced Fort Wayne charges after two notes were passed at the T-Way Store and $5,000 bonds posted. Other fakes circulated in Muncie and New Castle, with two more fakes found in circulation.

Anderson Secret Service Fort Wayne T-Way Tan Anderson Max R. Wierman Ishmael G. Carpenter

City Detectives Probe Burglaries

Detectives investigate weekend burglaries in which thieves used a tape player and about 7 dollars in cash. A broken display window at 1& H Television Sales on Meridian was found at 11:10 pm Sunday. An eight track tape player was stolen from the display. At the Standard Oil bulk plant on Flasher, break‑in through a window allowed entry to the plant office. a safe was attempted but escaped with about 7 dollars in petty cash.

Telect 1& H Meridian R. F. Carmack

New Arrivals Across Area Families Welcome Babies

Multiple local couples report births including a boy for Mr and Mrs Gary Howerton at 2000 Crystal and a girl for Mr and Mrs Gardner Welch at 631 W 13th St. Others list newborns at Community Hospital and residences in Sulphur Springs Daleville La Pel and Orlando Fla with varied spellings and incomplete addresses.

Steven Chamberlain Sulphur Springs Gary Howerton Crystal Thomas Brick E. School St Jobin Davidson W. Winyard St Robert L. Peters Daleville Paul Smith Gardner

Senate Votes to Pay Added Jobless Rate

The Senate approved an amendment to extend 26 weeks of emergency unemployment benefits in states with jobless rates over 6 percent. The measure, added to a minor unemployment bill, would provide about $471 million in extra benefits in 1972, aiding roughly 1.7 million unemployed nationwide. States listed include Alaska, California, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Washington.

Washington Senate House Warren G Magnuson D-Wash Alaska California Connecticut Maine Massachusetts Michigan Nova New Jersey New York Oregon Puerto Rico Rhode Island Vermont

Anderson Area Obituary Roundup Widows and Kin

Elizabeth Grosjean 83 of Bluffton dies at home. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday at Goodwin Funeral Home Bluffton with interment in Fairview Cemetery. Jennie Clark 85 of Anderson dies at St. John’s Hospital after four year illness. Funeral arrangements pending. William H. Dingworth 83 former Delco Remy tool engineer dies in St. Petersburg Florida. Funeral services Wednesday in St. Petersburg. George Everett Elsenrath 82 of North Webster dies after long illness. Funeral Wednesday at Harris Troxel North Webster. burial Mendow Cemetery Pendleton. Ruby E. Shields 65 of Anderson dies at Community Hospital. Funeral Wednesday at Park Place Church of God. burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Sarah Belle Stanley’s daughter Linda in Anderson noted. Tina Lynn Parry 5 month old of Elwood dies. funeral Saturday at Dunnichay Funeral Home. Tina was survived by parents Gary Conn and Paul Parry. grandparents Barbara Parry and Paul Parry. Harry Fayers 76 of Alexandria dies. survived by wife Axine Stelle and Joyce Kirk. services 2 pm today at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home. Myrtle A Watkins dies in Indianapolis after long illness. survived by children and in laws. Simeon B Hicks 68 of Elwood dies. services 10:30 am today at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home. Besse L Pugh 92 of Elwood dies. services Wednesday 1:20 pm at Copher and Fesler with burial Elwood City Cemetery. Jewel A Wilson White 62 Noblesville final rites 2 pm today at Calin Funeral Home. burial Crownland Cemetery.

Elizabeth Grosjean Victor Elizabeth) Grosjean Bluffton Kent Slady Anderson Hus Goodwin Fairview Germany William H. Dingworth St. Petersburg Fla Delco-Remy Ethel C. James Matthew George Everett Elsenrath North Webster North Webser Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood Elsie Minear Harris -Troxel Mendow Cemetery Pendleton Ruby E. Shields Community Hospital Shead E. Eighth St West Virginia T. F Chloe N. Lester Shannon Park Place Happy Family Homemakers Club Hubert Donald L Dotta J. Shields Okey N Charleston W. Va Cecil Williamson W Va Ted L. Shannon Eau Gallie Norman Watts Clarksburg Park Place Church of God Hillery Rice East Maplewood Cemetery Baker Brothers Funeral Home Barbara Parry Paullone Lawrence Watkins Parry Elwood Sev Mishawaka Ronald Seals Dunnichay Funeral James Sparks Doyle Copeland Ralph Mete Reyeines Cleary Church of God Otie Sing Ul Mendon Cemetery Memorial Park Cemetery Friends Rpm Alexandria Harry, Fafyers John Cora Myers Axine Stelle Joyce Kirk Gladys ‘Teague Clearwater Harold Thornburg Anders Sells and Rowe Funeral Stanley Possell Simeon B. “Stim” Hicks Mercy Hospital Worthville William’ B Martha Clements Salvation Army Citadel Eagles Lodge Delco-Remy Division Iva Armstron Grafton Ohio Copher and Fesler Funeral Donald Hickey Elwood City Cemetery Besse L. Pugh Nelsonville Frank Della Swackhamer Charles L. Pugh East Main Street Christian Church Betty Ford Oda Fred C. Jones Crane Ronald Court Seals Funeral Home Fortville St. John’s Hospital Albert A Jinks” Watson Exen Cincinnati Elmer Moore Harry Z Joes Cornell Bright Florandri Funeai Penn Merederne Elmer Moore Pam Tery Brown and Buzz Gary Ind James Swift St.ed Terre Haute Mary's Catholic Church Indiana Francis Kienly Order of Police Swift

Final rites for Wathaleen Humphries in Alexandria

Obituaries from multiple Indiana towns note final rites today for Wathaleen Hui Belen in Alexandria at Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home with interment at Semetery. Also listed are funeral details for Fred C. Jones 70 in Fortville and Albert A. Jinks Watson in Fortville, with subsequent notes on civic and business ties. Police Chief James Swift named Indiana police officer of the year.

Wathaleen Humphries Alexandria Karl M. Kyle Wathaleen Hui Belen N.M

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