Santa and allies face Ice King in polar tale
After subduing a giant polar bear, Santa, Oonik, and Keotuk befriend the creature and head toward the Ice King's domain. They aim to persuade him to end the perpetual winter endangering North inhabitants. The eleventh installment of "Santa and the Ice King" unfolds on Page 5.
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Keotuk
Santa and the
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Des Moines Seeks Heating Fuel Amid Unusually Cold December
Government officials and local businesses in Des Moines Iowa scramble to secure heating fuel as December ranks among the coldest of the century. The article reports supply concerns, price pressures, and efforts to diversify sources.
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Iowa
Tho returns to North Vietnam after Kissinger talks
Hanoi chief negotiator Le Duc Tho flies back to North Vietnam after an apparently abortive secret bargaining session with Henry Kissinger. Military sources report South Vietnam’s largest ammunition dump blast destroyed 2000 to 3000 tons of shells and bombs, shaking Saigon for 12 hours. High school hoops action features Anderson versus East Chicago Washington at the Wigwam and New Castle at Madison Heights with area schedules on tap.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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New Castle
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South Side
von Cochran
The Thrill Dims For Apollo 17 Afterglow
Readers react to Apollo 17 with a blase tone as enthusiasm fades. One man calls the thrill gone while noting the sense of sadness. The fuller spectrum of responses appears on Page 16.
Graham says Middle East-US India ties improve
Evangelist Billy Graham returns from an around the world trip and says he is slightly encouraged about the Middle East situation and confident relations between the United States and India are swiftly improving. Weather outlook and classifieds brief follow with local phone numbers.
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Middle East
United States
India
Boy Receives Groundbreaking Liver Transplant
In New York City Pat Barclay, a Pendleton boy, survived a life threatening illness and received a donor liver in a 15 hour operation led by Dr. Joseph Fortner at Sloan Kettering. The 12 year old donor died from injuries after a Monday accident. Pat faces a long recovery in a sterile room with 24 hour care and monitors for signs of acceptance or rejection.
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N.Y
Pat Barclay
Pendleton
Pat
Sloan-Kettering
Joseph Fortner
Barclays
Dr. Fortner
Dr. Kenney
Kenney
Apollo 17 Returns Home With Lunar Rock Cargo
Apollo 17 astronauts Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt docked with the command ship America after lunar liftoff from Taurus-Littrow. The two ships linked and began the transfer of a record 334 pounds of lunar rocks and soil as mission control tracked the open-mic drama from Houston.
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Space Center
Houston
Eugene A. Cernan
America
Challenger
Moon
Cernan and Schmitt
Ronald E. Evans
Mission Control
Evans
Cernan
Schmitt
Woolco store zoning faces council split on south side
The city council voted 5-2 to advance a Business 3 zoning proposal for a Woolco on 19 acres at Scatterfield Road and 53rd Street despite residents concerns over drainage and traffic. Dissenters were Keith Millikan and Jack Van Dyke. Absent were Andrew Orbik and Ronald Fletcher.
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Robert Vickers
Scatterfield Road
53Rd Street
Keith Millikan
Jack van Dyke
Andrew Orbik
Ronald Fletcher
Gimco Receives Federal Revenue Sharing Funds
Gimco a tiny Madison County town, gets about 96.63 dollars from federal revenue sharing with a second similar check expected in January. Clerk treasurer Margaret Schultz notes unclear guidelines and deposits funds to earn interest while deciding use. The 1972 share may total around 193 dollars, supporting a 1973 budget of 366 dollars with more than half funded by federal aid.
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Gimco
Madison County
Maee
Margaret Schultz
Rives
National Gypsum Company
Schultz
National Gypsum
Gimeco
Elwood High School construction progress reported
Bernard Snyder of Everett I Brown Company updated Elwood school board on the two story high school project. The building will be air conditioned except for the gym and select areas with good ventilation. Roof work is 98 percent done and first floor concrete is 75 to 85 percent poured. The second floor concrete should be poured by mid January if weather allows. The steel frame should finish this week with plans for fall 1973 occupancy. The gym will seat 3208 and can be partitioned for coed use. A future swimming pool area exists but no plans.
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Elwood
Bernard Snyder
Everett I. Brown Company
Indianapolis
Snyder
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