Christmas Concert Tonight At College
Anderson College presents a Christmas concert at Music Hall at 8 p.m. directed by Prof. F Dale Bengtson with three choral groups and a brass quintet including the College Choir Campus Singers and the Mixed Chorus. Dr. Robert H. Reardon will offer Yuletide greetings to campus and town guests. admission is free.
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Moving Finger Writes About Expensive December At Community
December and January are costly months and Community offers cash up to $1,000 to meet payments and bills. Get prepared with cash to spare for fun and gifts by visiting or calling 543-6983.
Choir presents Lord of Hosts and Joy to World with brass
The concert features Camille Saint-Saens The Lord of Hosts and Haridel Kuykendall Joy to the World performed by a mixed chorus. Brass ensemble accompaniment includes Renard Baldwin Peoria Illinois Tom Kitt inger Fairfield Pennsylvania Bruce Reinhardt Benton Harbor Michigan and the Shoots from Oklahoma City Oklahoma.
Junkyards Labeled Ugly Yet Valuable By Interior Official
Indianapolis UPI report notes Undersecretary John Carver Jr. said junkyards are ugly but valuable as a raw material source for steel and as storage for spare auto parts. Gov. Branigin and Indiana DNR director spoke at the first Governor's Conference on Natural Resources and Beautification efforts tied to Mrs. Johnson.
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Midwest
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Juvenile and Adult Delinquency Costs Highlight Indiana Session
The report shows gender and race patterns in juvenile and adult cases, with non-white boys outnumbering girls and Caucasians showing higher female ratios. Paternity and non-support dominate adult juvenile court adults, while most offenders are aged 20 to 25. Governors, officials, and communities stress funding needs for probation and rehabilitation, noting costs borne by taxpayers. A two-day Indiana conference on natural beauty echoes public funding debates for conservation and recreation.
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Triple Brook Pulls Away From Admiring in Aqueduct Race
New York UPI reports Triple Brook captured the $10,000 New Market Handicap at Aqueduct by three and a half lengths over favored Admiring. Jockey Larry Loughry rides to a potential streak while Eddie Belmonte rides Admiring, Petticoat finishing third just behind.
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Soviet leadership shakeup signals shift in power dynamics
Soviet lawmakers reshuffle top posts as Anastas Mikoyan resigns the ceremonial chair, Nikolai Podgorny rises to president, and Brezhnev solidifies control. The Supreme Soviet also approves a higher military budget amid debates over economic policy and continued reform resistance.
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Apartment Controversy Over Residential Zoning Persists
City council discussed rezoning plans and development assurances as residents who previously trusted the developer claimed the area would stay residential with single-family homes. Other ordinances included rezoning Browntown locations, traffic relief access, and an industrial area near Meridian and Vineyard. Residents await council’s next meeting to address continued housing and business realignments.
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Edward Detamore Delamore Dies in Columbus Auto Crash
Edward Detamore Delamore died Tuesday in Columbus from an auto accident. Funeral rites will be held tonight at 7 30 in Columbus with graveside rites Saturday at Portland. He is survived by his widow two daughters a brother and a step brother and a sister in Anderson. He served in the armed forces and worked for the civil service in Columbus. Arch Keltner 87 of 5725 College Ave died Wednesday evening in Indianapolis where he had lived 25 years. He worked in the Anderson post office and sang in a vocal quartet on tours. Surviving are his wife Mary a daughter Margo Keltner and a brother Charles Keltner. Funeral Saturday at 10 30 a.m at Flanner Buchanant Mortuary in Indianapolis.
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Grand Jury Returns Indictment in Reformatory Case
A grand jury returned an indictment against Earl Dwight Noble 23 for second degree murder in the death of Jerry Lee North 24 both inmates of the state reformatory. North died from multiple stab wounds after a fight over $20. Noble pled not guilty in Circuit Court and remains jailed at the reformatory as the Jan 3 session begins.
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State Water Shortage Sparks Calls for Action
The article reports Indiana leaders urging a stronger water pollution program and better conservation as Hoosiers cope with rising water needs. Rusk discusses U.S. troop levels in Vietnam, pledging realism in commitments and noting allied support. Gramelspacher notes worsening water shortages and farmers buying water for irrigation, with NATO talks looming next week.
Ethel McCreery 73 Dies in Fortville Hospital
Mrs. Ethel McCreery of Fortville 73 widow of Albert McCreery died Thursday morning at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis. Survived by son Joe P McCreery brother Demoine Deardorff and three sisters. Funeral at Fisher Funeral Home Sunday 2 p.m. Interment Gravel Lawn Cemetery. Fortville Christian Church member.
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