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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1972
Page
1
Randolph informs reporters they have right to cover the tragedy after Gov Arch A Moore Jr declines Randolph's request to use National Guard trucks to transport press to the scene. Randolph emphasizes the public's right to know.
President Nixon arrived in Washington on a long journey to China that aimed to bridge decades of hostility and lay groundwork for world peace. He framed the talks as a beginning not a treaty and pledged further discussions while withdrawing U.S. forces from Taiwan remains a goal.
Two men Ralph E Williams 25 of Indianapolis and Charles A Frith 31 of East Chicago were sentenced to death by electrocution for first degree murder during a robbery of Kenneth B Goldstein pawnshop owner. The pair must face sunrise June 30.
Indiana Senate approves repeal bill to end state take over of vehicle license branches amid protests and constitutional questions. Critics say the move returns branches to spoils politics while supporters cite reform and voter accountability ahead of November elections.
The Rev. Charles E. Doyle led the Indiana House in a humorous invocation that drew laughter as members debated reapportionment and re-election deadlines. He praised Speaker Otis R. Bowen and urged the House to stay afloat amid political strain while promising to tackle issues and seek solutions next time.
East Chicago firm officials told the Anderson Board of Works that paper recycling could ease landfill pressure as five pounds per person daily generate waste. They estimated a potential profit of about $12 per ton for 50 to 75 tons daily, with costs offset by a new recycling facility. The board urged further study and formed a committee to pursue the plan while noting enforcement challenges for separate paper pickup.
The notice promotes the Classified section titled People’s Market Place. It urges readers to place an ad by calling 643-5371 and speaks of friendly Want-Ad-Visor assistance. The message emphasizes that Classified works and invites participation.
The FBI reported that Billy Ray Adams 26 of Indianapolis surrendered on the far east side of the city Monday evening hours after the deputy Floyd T. Settles was buried. He walked up and gave himself up without resistance.
Two Japanese policemen killed in rescue. The item notes a new Cambodian operation and casualties among Japanese police during a rescue effort as reported on page three.
Partly sunny and warm today with highs 65 to 70. Tonight cloudy with lows near 45. Wednesday brings a chance of showers and slightly cooler afternoon. Another forecast shows 63 to 68. Rain chances 5 percent today and 20 percent on Monday with a high of 61 and low of 31.
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