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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1973
Page
1
The White House reports President Nixon met with Pay Board Price Commission and new Cabinet members to stress that controlling food prices is central to Phase 3. The article notes related pages 2 coverage.
The item lists sections including Accent on Living Newsroom main office contact numbers and pages for sports highlights stock markets funeral services circulation and classified ads. It references phone numbers 643 5371 649 4218 and 649 5201.
The city planning commission voted 8-0 to urge council approval of two rezoning petitions affecting about 70 acres on the south side for a planned unit development with single and multi family homes and a shopping center. Downtown advocates warned that scattered development could undermine the five year CBD program.
Indiana Senate approves a bill making the death penalty mandatory for nine categories of first degree murder including killings of law enforcement officers during duty and killings in attempted rape or robbery. Senator Tom Teague opposed the measure while speakers cited Supreme Court history and public safety.
Indiana State Police moved in and arrested six people on gaming charges after winnings from devices were paid to plain clothes troopers in Madison County businesses. Twelve Pendleton Post troopers followed up growing device use, targeting locations including Dolenski's Supper Club and Cozy Corner.
Anderson officials and county commissioners plan to meet to consider creating a county building authority to finance a new about 1 million dollar fire station in Anderson. Mayor Robert L. Rock backs the plan to fund facilities via bonds with a 20 percent cap. If approved, a public hearing would be set and ownership would eventually transfer to the city.
INDIANAPOLIS The Equal Rights Amendment faces a doubtful path through Indiana politics after a public meeting on ratification. House Rep. Edward Goble noted likely committee resistance with only a minority of members favoring a floor vote. Opponents cited threats to family structure and privacy while proponents argued rights would not alter customs and that existing laws protect women.
Nearly 1,400 delegates at New Orleans discuss demands for dental coverage retirement at 30 years and voluntary overtime as UAW sets bargaining aims for the Big Three. Current contracts with GM Ford and Chrysler expire Sept 14, with skilled trades earning about $6 an hour. President Woodcock previews stance on Nixon Phase III while profits surge.
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