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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1974

Page

1

Morning brief notes on politics health weather and ads

Day starts with Tate story and Mrs Bentyrora canceling plans with the President due to arthritis while First Lady health issues are noted on page 5. A New York judge restricts a man from removing a bullet from his body. Senate votes on a trade bill with an amendment about emigration. page 10 for details. Weather: partly cloudy with highs in the low to mid 40s, chance of rain 70 percent tonight. Classifieds include Ford pickup cash buyer ad.

New York Oon Rai Anderson

Washington Eyes Energy Options at Camp David Session

Washington officials begin narrowing energy policy choices at Camp David. Key figures Morton Zarb Brinegar Seidman Greenspan plan tough conservation measures, with a cabinet-level council to draft recommendations for Ford ahead of the January State of the Union address. The session aims to analyze quotas tariffs and allocation controls to guard against Arab oil embargo impacts.

Washington Camp David Ford Rogers C.B Morton Energy Resources Council Last Frank G. Zarb The Council Federal Energy Administration Morton Zarb Transportation Claude S. Brinegar William Seidman Alan Greenspan Congress United States Europe Japan

Strip Mining Control Okayed

The House passed a compromise bill to regulate strip mining, sending it to the Senate. President Ford would veto it, executives warned, as the measure faces opposition and questions over its impact on coal production and prices. The bill would require reclamation, set federal standards, and allow states to run enforcement while fees would fund program costs.

Washington House White House Ford Senate Frank G. Zarb The Energy Resources Council Federal Energy Administration Congress Morris K. Udall D-Ariz Decidin Ve Teno Realio D-Wyo Zarb Delbert Latta Ohio Sam Steig Ariz Bi Steiger Independence Appalachia Colorado Wyoming Dakotas

Family Fight Ends In Death In Anderson

An argument between Edward F. Kauffman and his teen-age brother-in-law led to a single stab wound that killed Kauffman in an Anderson home on East Lynn Street. Eddie Connors, 26, was jailed on murder charges. neighbors heard the quarrel around 12:40 a.m. and police arrived to find Kauffman dying. Connors had reportedly fought with Kauffman multiple times that day over a stolen tape player. Kauffman, 23, of Anderson, attended Anderson High School and is survived by a wife, a son, and three sisters and brothers-in-law. Funeral services are planned with burial in Bronnenberg Cemetery near Chesterfield.

Jim Brgths Hey Anderson Eddie R. Conners Seventh St Edward F. Kauffman E. Lynn SL Conners Madison County Neigheor East Lynn Street Kauffman Nikarae Inc Sannon Kauman Anderson High School

Ford Giscard Summit Today in Martinique for Energy Talks

President Ford and French leader Valery Giscard dEstaing meet on Martinique for two days of talks to bridge U S and French approaches to the world energy crisis. Kissinger and Simon accompany Ford. Mrs Ford cancels due to osteoarthritis flare.

Washington USS Ford Caribbean Valery Giscard d Estaing Giscard West Indies Martinique Tora Henry A. Kissinger Treasury William Simon Petty Rora Ainner France United States International Energy Agency U.s.sponsored Energy Agency NATO Brussels Kissinger U.S Japan Korea Soviet Union Pierre Trudeau Helmut Schdmit Paris

Residents Respond To Poll Pollution In Seven Indiana Counties

A Region Six survey shows 68 percent of residents see pollution as a county problem while 65 percent say there is a lack of inexpensive housing across seven counties including Madison and Grant. Flooding, road quality, schools, recreation, and low cost medical care also appear as regional concerns. Officials note results indicate trends even if not scientifically precise.

Madison Delaware Grant Blackford Henry Randolph Jay Indiana Ava del Blackford Blackford County Commission David Schoen Schoen Region Six Dennis Harney

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