Ruckelshaus to Speak at Anderson College Campus Center Opening
Former Nixon aide and EPA head William D. Ruckelshaus will address a free mass meeting at 8 p.m. in the O C Lewis Gymnasium marking Anderson College’s new Center for Public Service. Indiana leaders from politics and corrections will attend along with Lilly Endowment support funding the center.
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William D. Ruckelshaus
Indiana
Nixon
Anderson Col
0. C. Lewis Gymnasium
Center For Public Service
Larry Osnes
Elwood
Bud) Hillis
Indiana Fifth District
Ruckelshaus
U.S. Justice Department
Environmental Protection Agency
FBI
Environmental Protection
Hillis
Robert Rock
Anderson
Dr.Oswest
Lilly Endowment, Inc
Robert Heyne
Indiana Department of Corrections
Alfred Bennett
Indiana Boys’ School
Plainfield
George Phead
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Albert Calhoun
The
Reformatory
Hortense Myers
United Press International
James Abraham
Otis Bowen
Edwin Simcox
Indiana Republican State Committee
Robert H. Reardon
Lewis Gymasium
Hoosierby
Justice Department
Washington
Madison trial advances in Tobin damage suit against McLain Trucking
Madison Superior Court 2 opens the defendant’s case in a $750,000 damage suit filed by Arthur Tobin and wife of Alexandria against McLain Trucking. The trial covers a June 18 1971 crash at Ind 9 near US 35 Ind 22 Grant County with witness cross examinations and disputed damage claims.
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Don LaPierre
Madison Superior Court
McLain Trucking Company, Inc
Anderson
Melvin Bell
Arthur Tobin
Alexandria
LaPiere
Tobins
Ind. 9
U.S. 35
Ind. 22
Grant County
Tobin
LaPierre
Fisher Body Works
Richard M. Fisher
Marion
Fisher
Dandy little Mormon toy car advertised for 8.48
The 1922 catalog includes a toy auto for four to six year olds priced at 8.48 with brown and low stripes, adjustable windshield, gas steering, nickel caps, clock with hands, oil gauge and speedometer. A remark notes weekly wages averaged about 13 dollars then, vs ten times that now, as a holiday hope.
Railroads Delayed as Truckers Lead Logjam in Midwest
Rail and trucking workers discuss shifts in freight flow as fuel and government response threaten to slow rail shipments. Indiana firms report no immediate rise in rail volume while others pivot to trucking, noting limited steam era infrastructure and skill shortages complicate a rail comeback.
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Penn Central
Indianapolis
Giahon
Leib Wholesale Greers
Ytolette Grocer
Toombs
Peon Central
Local Hospitals Refuse Abortion Services Despite Ruling
In Anderson Indiana two major hospitals St John’s and Community Hospital decline abortion services citing corporate policy and board direction. Doctors may refer patients elsewhere with costs ranging from 150 to 290 dollars and Medicaid coverage is insufficient.
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Ton L.arudh
Indiana
U.S. Supreme Court
St. John’s Nor
Community Hospital
Supreme Court
Texas
Anderson
Michael Lawler
St. John’s Hospital
Paul Ward
Ward
Doris Khynell
Family Planning Agency
Indianapolis
Detroit
Cincinnati
New York
Truckers brace for fuel crisis amid price protests
Drivers from Missouri to Michigan report diesel at high prices and fear a broader fuel shortage. They warn shutdowns may drain profits, while some doubt the severity and push for targeted actions like blocking high price stations.
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Michigan
Boothl
Moore
Arkansas
Indiana
Oho
Towa
Jim Rss
Xrowler
Merlin McDonald
McDonald
New York
Pennsylvania
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Seni New Center
Fellows In the
Myron Seybert
Madison County
Republican Central Committee
Wayne Huffman
Democrat Central
Craig Campbell
Indiana House of Representatives
Thomas Teague
Indiana Senate
Jill
Bowen
Rock
Richard Lugar
Vance Hartke
Birch
PA Herald
Clyde Burks
McLain
Burks
Damain
Surue Ray Ade
Huntington County
Ade
Tom
Watergate
Belt
Belli
Carl B. Harris
Harris
Joseph Larmore
Eve
Feam Rose
St. Louis
Dave Shock
American Playground Device Co
Central Indiana RR
Lawler
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Csot Cnt
Lise Ae Asa A Camilians
Stories At Story’s
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