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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1969
Page
4
London reports a severe influenza outbreak crippling industry hospitals and transport. Deaths reach 364 in four weeks, with vast factory absenteeism and emergency hospital measures across Scotland and England.
A Brookings Institution report by Dr. Gate W. Bruen argues that economic incentives should guide pollution control and public health improvements rather than strict regulation. He proposes open regulatory forums with public advocates and greater private sector involvement to align investment decisions with environmental goals.
Abbie Hoffman and Yippies planned a “festival of life” in Chicago amid protests as Cyrus Rusk, former Secretary of State, was approved for a teaching post at the University of Georgia. Rusk will earn 25,000 from the state and 20,000 from a foundation for a yearly term amid controversy over his liberal politics.
A page fragment lists YMCA activities for youth and adults with times for swimming basketball track lifting and open gym sessions. It also notes meetings and events for CBMC Rotary Kiwanis Lions Toastmasters and Sweet Adelines along with a Christ Anderson club note and a tourism expenditure figure from 1968 stating Americans spent $157 million and an average per person.
Charles Manson, charged in the Tate murders, will record songs for The Family Jam Inc. label as the trial proceeds. A spokesman said the project could fund his defense while Manson, acting as his own attorney, seeks to capitalize on the notoriety.
Anderson Police detectives are investigating weekend burglaries at Showalter Insurance 1228 W ath St where a restroom window was broken and $80 in cash plus about $1,000 in checks were taken. Two radios were stolen from Medics Arts Building 1917 Brown St and inventories were incomplete. Cash and checks totaling $116.85 vanished from Kiddie Kolor Studio in Mounds Mall with no forced entry noted.
Police described the Hammond incident as a murder suicide after Edward Pomplin 44 shot his ex wife Sally Sarlesian 40 at her apartment then killed himself. Their eight year old daughter Cindy witnessed the tragedy.
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