Pro Life rally speakers frame abortion as life issue in Indiana
Congressman Henry Hyde led a Pro-Life rally at Wesley Chapel Church with about 100 attendees. He equated abortion to mass death and Nazism while urging protection of life, citing figures like Franklin and Caruso. Local leaders urged legal and court battles, with Indiana activists noting a 24 hour delay bill and NAACP planning a spring membership drive March 12 to April 22 aiming for 2,000 members.
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America
Hyde
Benjamin Franklin
Beethoven
Alexander Hamilton
Samuel Morse
John Wesley
Ethel Waters
Enrico Caruso
Mary Hunt
Michelle Meeiny
Indiana
Mary Pat Marshall
Anderson
Phil Miller
Pro-Life
Planned Parenthood
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Art Minefield
Eugene
Bernice Brown
Sita Miller enters race for Indiana House seat 35
Mrs. Sita Miller announced her candidacy for the Democrat nomination in Indiana House District 35. Founder of the Madison County Women’s Political Caucus she holds leadership roles in multiple groups and has a background in counseling psychology education and social work. She and her husband Milton have one daughter.
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Itamuer
Jor Bramble Way
Ball State University
Miller
Urban League
American Association of University Women
League of Women Voters
Indiana Council On Social Welfare
National Council ‘of Negro Women
Central Indiana Health Systems Agency
Milton
Eastern Hancock unveils cuts plans
Superintendent Keith Davis announces energy saving measures for schools including a day from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with after school activities ended by 5:15 p.m. Nonessential equipment will be shut off while classrooms keep projectors in use. Lunch menus will shift to soups and sandwiches. Further curtailments may affect activities between 3 and 5 p.m.
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Keith Davis
Authorities arrest area youths police blotter
Three area youths were arrested Sunday night by Madison County police in a residential break in east of Anderson. A 16-year-old led officers to two other teens, 16 and 17, with written confessions. Other items mention a fatal shooting near Gladys Place, unrelated arrests, and several burglaries around Madison County with losses ranging from jewelry to household goods.
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Jeff Evans Herald
Madison County
Anderson
Cross Street
James Wehrley
Cross St
Wehrley
East Cross Street
MCPD
Lonnie Richardson
Goodwill Club
Gladys’ Place
Madison Ave
Richardson
Muncie
Criminal Investigation Division
Twother
Tempe
Arizman
Charles D. Luyet
Luyet
Edward Blair
Locust St
Blair
the Herald
Hardin and Trenneport Pawnbrokers
331Th St
Luger
Madison Superior Court
Annie Pearl Gosha
Fairview St
K-Mart
Southdale
S3rd Street
Columbus Avenue City
Gosha
Mounds Road
Rangeline Road
Houston T. Franks Jr
Linden Lane
Chesterfield
Franks
Houston T. Franks Sr
Berkeley St
Fortville
Charles
Doggett
Bright
APD
Lewis Hennigar
Seventh St
St. John’s Hospital
Hennigar
Meridian Street
West 11Th Street
James A Reed
Fourth St
Reed
Lith Street
Brian Witte
Meadow
Free Road
Ind
Ssbill
Nat
Leatha Slaughter
Markleville
Brunswick
Norman Stanley
Rt. 10
Doomsayers hear omens of calamity in Anaheim crowd
About 1,500 residents attracted by Howard J. Ruff gathered near Disneyland to hear the survival plan from a financier and nutritionist who warns of a 70 percent chance of a major US recession. Attendees paid 75 dollars to hear him discuss stockpiling, food, water purifiers, and how cities could face bankruptcy and riots. Ruff, 47, heads The Ruff Times, with 32,000 subscribers in Alamo California.
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Anaheim
Valif
Disneyland
Howard J. Ruff
America
Ruff
Ruff Times
United States
Alamo
Calif
T. Malcom Morey
Curtiss-Wright and UAW Reach Tentative Pact in New Jersey
Curtiss-Wright Corp and two United Auto Workers locals reached a tentative contract settlement after a lockout since December 10, affecting about 1,100 workers in Wood-Ridge New Jersey. If ratified, workers could return by Wednesday as pensions were the central dispute.
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Curtiss-Wright
UAW
Woodridge
N.J
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Land
United Auto Workers
A Thought for You Oscar Wune and Edgar Guest on home life
The quotes discuss how children begin by loving parents and may forgive as they age, and how a home requires living and loving to become a Christian, honorable family unit. The text notes parental duties, balance in protection and discipline, finances, and the divine guidance needed to do right and learn from mistakes.
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Oscar Wune
Weir
Edgar Guest
Solomon
Job
Daniel
Midas
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Eastern Hancock
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Unity
R.W. Willis
On Corporation
Pearl St
W. 19Th St
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Debra Scott
S. Washington St
W. 19Th Street
Dorothy Blevins
The
Salvation Army
Wat Jan St
Brig
Mrs
James Henry
Siderton
Full Gospel Businessmen’s Fellowship International
Leonard
Ministry of Reconciliation
Holiday Inn
Scatterfield Rd
Sonotone Audiovox
C. Hoover & Assoc
Ansa Bg
Bake Brothers
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