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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1972
Page
25
Air traffic rose in 1972 but airlines faced huge equipment costs, labor expenses, and airport head taxes. The Air Transport Association projects earnings near 250 million in 1973, then falling, with 190 million passengers and 150 billion passenger miles. Major CAB actions include fare increases, security rules, and merger approvals amid ongoing international regulatory friction.
The City of Anderson Indiana invites sealed bids for demolition and site clearance of five properties in the Westvale Urban Renewal NDP program. Bids due January 16 1973 at 5 30 p m at the Department of Redevelopment City Building.
Paris dealers say Japanese buyers seek French works by little known artists. Gallery owner Kiyoyuki Tamenaga notes many tourists, hires Japanese-speaking staff, and guards against fakes with an expert art detective. Collectors prize Foujita and French moderns such as Airpirl, Baboudene, Giuram, and Fusaro.
San Francisco AP Norman Wexler a 46 year old screenwriter was ordered held pending a January 5 hearing on a psychiatric report after being accused of threatening to shoot President Nixon and interfering with crew on an American Airlines flight from New York to San Francisco FBI agents arrested him December 14 Wexler said he performed an airlines theater on the flight after drinking gin and wine at lunch in New York
Melbourne reports Australia’s wool clip for a season exceeds 750 million dollars in typical years as market volumes and prices push the total above the long standing benchmark.
Judge Jack Ford of Michigan City Superior Court finds Harlan Burgess not guilty by reason of insanity for the July 26 shooting death of his common law wife Donna Shannon on the Indiana Toll Road in LaPorte County. Burgess, 36, was committed to Beatty Memorial Hospital after the incident.
About 83 percent of Thi land's people are farmers, indicating agriculture dominates the community's livelihoods and local economy.
The text argues that personal ethics do not change in business or government and that individuals remain responsible to the community of man first. It asserts that business decisions do not excuse different moral codes and urges applying true morality in the workplace. Photograph by Larry Silver.
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