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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1973

Page

2

Tax Bills Withheld In Indiana House Amid Debate

In Indianapolis lawmakers delay second reading on Gov Bowen’s tax package as Republicans and Democrats plan amendments. The bill would raise sales and corporate taxes, allow counties to levy a one cent gross receipts tax, and provide property tax relief via credits and school funding, with debates on exemptions and new tax schemes.

Herald Statehouse Indianapolis Otis Bowen Indiana House of Ives Kermit Burrous Ceag D-36th Dist

Indiana House votes to ease phosphate detergent ban

The Indiana House approved a 50 to 44 vote to raise the phosphate limit in laundry up to 8.7 percent reversing the full ban. Aimed at balancing clean clothes with water quality, the bill retains food processing exemptions and faced a failed 15 percent tax proposal on phosphate detergent wholesalers and retailers. Representative votes included Blevins Campbell for the tax and to ease the ban, while Williams Crimmins and Delinger opposed.

Herald Statehouse Indianapolis Indiana Gen- Assembly House Madison County John Blevins R-Anderson Herbert Williams R-Kokomo Craig Campbell D-Anderson Ile MacLove R-Fairmount Janice Crimmins Marion Richard Dellinger Noblesville Patrick Bauer South Bend Rep Campbell Bauer Seana

Food prices seen as key to Phase 3 goals

President Nixon said voluntary food price controls would be central to the Phase 3 plan after wage and price curbs end. He urged continued action to curb supermarket price hikes while government aid shifts to a freer market, citing food prices as crucial to success.

Washington Nixon Phase 2 Pay Board and Price Commission Donald Rumsfeld Cost of Living Council Rumsfeld Rumsfeld Nixon

Peace Moves Hasten as Fighting Slows in Vietnam

Representatives of four parties to the Paris peace accord met in Saigon Haiphong and another city to press easing actions. They pushed for mine clearance from North Vietnam and talks on the South while arranging prisoner repatriation. U S officials anticipated the first group of American prisoners to be released within the week.

Saigon North Vietnam South U.S Washington Michel Gauvin Canada International Commission of Control and Supervision South Vietnam An Loc-Loc Ninh Defense Department Jerry W. Friedheim Sunda Paris Friedheim Aer Committee Joint Military Commission Haiphong Brian McCauley

Thoughts on central cities in America’s future survey kickoff

New York reports that a thousand legislators educators and officials will answer Is there a need for central cities in America's future The Cotton Fiber Paper Council Inc will print responses as Thoughts of Man 1973 the first in a series to record contemporary views.

New York America John Gallup Cotton Fiber Paper Council Inc Thoughts of Council

Anderson and Madison County area deaths roll call

Obituary notices list Paul T. Stiner 71 of 2424 Mounds Road dying at St Johns Hospital. Phillip Lineberry 53 of Kennard, Fern Lineberry, Martha Gilmore 55, Otto Moore 83, Norman Hampton 42, and others with families and multiple funeral home services detailed. Burial locations include Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery East Maplewood and Bluffton Elm Grove. Mourning families include Maud Uberta Darrell Wayne Stiner plus several siblings grandchildren and relatives. Services and callers times are provided for Baker Brothers Harold E Rozelle Brown and Butz Rowe Weston and Little and Sons funeral homes with clergy officiants listed.

Obituary for Minnie Branham of Huntsville

Minnie Branham 44 of 2020 Meridian St died Sunday at home after a life-long stay in Huntsville except the past year She was a member of the South Meridian Church of God Survived by her father James R Littleton Huntsville sister Mrs John Allen Pendleton and a nephew Friends may call at Stoner Funeral Home Allin tonight Services Wednesday morning at Mounds Catholic Cemetery There

Minnie Branham Meridian St Huntsville South Meridian Church of God James R. Littleton John Allen Pendleton Stoner Allin Mounds Catholic

Obituary notices for Mrs Martha K Terry and John B Hill Sr

Mrs Martha K Terry 59 Akron dies at Community Hospital born Celina Tenn moved to Anderson three months ago leaves Willie W husband two daughters Melbalene Wisner Betty Mills both of Anderson two sisters Joe L Williams Anderson Jean Williams Lenoir City Tenn six brothers Charles Donaldson Anderson Edward San Jose Calif John Franklin Ga B W Celina Tenn Leon A Alfred Donaldson Akron four grandchildren several nieces services 2 30 pm Charles Taylor officiating burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery friends may call after 3 pm. John B Hill Sr 55 Mohawk Drive dies at Community Hospital born Anderson lived here all his life employed at Edge Packing Co mechanic 27 years with Ruby three sons Daniel Lee Colorado Springs Cole John B Jr Steven Charles Hill four brothers Woodrow Fred Harry Bill Hill all of Anderson

Martha K. Terry Akron Ohio Community Hospital Celina Tenn Methodist Church Willie W Kenneth Melbalene) Wisner James Betty) Mills Anderson Joe L. Williams Jean Williams Lenoir City Charles Donaldson Edward San Jose Calif John Franklin B. W John B. Hill Sr Mohawk Drive Edge Packing Co Ruby Daniel Lee Colorado Springs Cole John B. Jr Steven Charles Hill Woodrow Fred Harry Bill Hill

Death of Glenn D. Schuyler Former Delco Remy Foreman

Glenn D. Schuyler 72 of 829 Mellen Drive died 10 30 p m Saturday at St John s Hospital He retired in 1958 from Delco Remy Division after 35 years as a foreman He was a Killbuck Retirees Club member Survived by wife Pearl two children Olive Mason and Phyllis Hoppes three grandchildren three great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Services today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Lavon Fisher officiating Burial in Anderson Memorial Park

Glenn D. Schuyler Mellen Drive St. John’s Hospital Anderson Delco-Remy Schuyler Killbuck Retirees Club Pearl J. E Olive) Mason Jack Phyllis) Hoppes Baker Brothers Funeral Home Lavon Fisher Central Christian Church Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery

Retirement plant veteran dies in Muncie

McKinley M. Harbaugh 76 of 216 E Memorial Drive died Saturday evening at Ball Memorial Hospital. Guide Lamp Division retiree funeral rites set for 10:30 this morning.

Airport Security Delay Ordered

A federal judge ordered a delay until February 15 for new airport security rules requiring armed guards. A Feb. 13 hearing will decide if the stay becomes permanent after the FAA refused a midnight deadline extension. Judge John Smith issued the order in Washington D C.

John Smith Washington, D.C Federal Aviation Administration

Heckaman Buick Tax Reduction Sale

Local dealership Heckaman Buick announces a tax reduction sale with phone contact at 649-1253 to attract buyers for discounted vehicles and limited time offers.

Heckaman Buick, Inc

Preparation H Advertises Hemorrhoidal Relief

An advertisement claims rapid relief for hemorrhoidal itching and pain using Preparation H, noting many patients felt better and that doctors themselves use or endorse the product for their families.

Funeral set for Fairmount man Huston 75

Fairmount resident and former Owensville Glass Co. worker Floyd A Huston, 75, died suddenly at 4 30 p m Monday at his home 1016 N Buckeye He was born in Elwood and retired in 1960 He is survived by a large family including five daughters four sons a sister three brothers 30 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren Services are at 230 p m Wednesday at Nolder Memorial Chapel with Rev Dale Hamilton officiating Burial will be in Park Cemetery Friends may call after 2 p m today

Paul T. Stiner Mounds Road St. John’s Hospital Matthews Stiner Gravel Co Noble Street Indianapolis Herbert Edythe) Templeton Anderson Baker Brothers Funeral Home James Burroughs Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Ward Martha) Flint Harold E. Rozelle Don Camp Grace Baptist Church East Maplewood Cemetery Fortville Norman Hampton Church St St. Francis Hospital Beech Grove Golden Rule Furniture Corp Beech Grove First Baptist Church George E Huffman Dan Selby Fortville Baptist Church Forest Lawn Memory Gardens Ronald Seals Fairmount Glen A. Huston N. Buckeye Elwood Owensville, Ill Glass Co Gas City Elva Ray Evelyn) Barker Jr Marion Ralph Bonita) Marsh Clinton Gene Donna) Harris Robert Wilma

Elwood Man Charles Rodgers Dies in Richmond Hospital

Charles Rodgers Elwood 62 formerly of Elwood died Monday in a Richmond hospital after an extended illness. Born in Elwood he was a former railroad employee. Survived by daughter Marilyn Jene son James Rodgers two sisters Ethel Shaw Anderson and Alma Odom Elwoodport Ky. Private services at Landrum Funeral Home with Rev Ed Finley officiating. Burial in Bell Center Cemetery Royal Center.

Elwood Charles Richmond Marilyn Jene James Rodgers Ethel Shaw Anderson Alma Odom Elwoodport Landrum Funeral Home Ed Finley Bell Center Royal Center

Explosion Kills Three Sailors Aboard Navy Destroyer

A U S Navy Atlantic Command report says an explosion aboard a destroyer 150 miles south of Newport Rhode Island killed three sailors and injured eight. Coast Guard airlifted four injured to New York City hospitals while others were treated aboard ship. The blast occurred in the vessel boiler at sea. A helicopter ferried four sailors to St Albans Naval Hospital in Queens.

Norfolk, Va U.S Atlantic Newport R.I U.S. Navy Atlantic Command Navy Coast Guard New York City New York St. Albans Naval Hospital Queens

Fairmount Man Dies at Home at 64

Fairmount resident Lee A. Seward aged 64 died suddenly at 3 30 p m Monday at his home 315 S Walnut He was a native of Rigdon and a retired employee of Delco Remy He is survived by his wife Ruby a daughter Mary E Seward of Muncie a son Robert Seward of Muncie a sister Mrs Mary Commons of Rigdon a brother Ivan Seward of Fairmount and one grandchild Funeral services are planned for 10 30 a m Thursday at Hunt Dale Hamilton Fairmount United Methodist Church with burial in a local cemetery after 2 p m Wednesday.

New Arrivals Born at St Johns Hospital and Community Hospital

Newborns reported at St Johns Hospital include a girl for Paul Jones at 3109 N Main, a girl for Ronald Nichols Rt 6, a boy for Aaron Parsons 37 Leisure Lane, a boy for Mike Bassemer 220 E 32nd St, a girl for Gary Davis 921 W Fifth St, a girl for William D Wallace 1308 E 27th St, a girl for Charles Webb Pendleton, a boy for Richard Hilligoss Lapel at Community Hospital a boy for Richard Baker 317 E 15th St, a boy for Gordon Burke and Charles Burress Alexandria, and a girl for David Wyatt 1025 E Seventh St with Larry Alexander in Alexandria.

St. John’s Hospital Paul Jones N. Main St Ronald Nichols Aaron Parsons Leisure Lane Mike Bassemer E. 32Nd St Gary Davis W. Fifth St William D. Wallace E. 27Th St Charles Webb Pendleton Richard Hilligoss Lapel Richard Baker 15Th St Gordon Burke Charles Burress Alexandria David Wyatt Seventh St Larry Alexander

Lasting Beauty Quality New Homes

Hal Reddick and W H Highsmith present lasting beauty in home design at 643 6515. The piece outlines details on durable finishes and timeless styling for new houses.

Hal Reddick W. H. Highsmith

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