Local YMCA Drives 1976 Membership Push Begun
Ron Actis of Deteo Remy leads YMCA membership drive with goal to add 2400 members by year end. Don Noffsinger of Warner Press is vice chair. Open house Sunday Jan 25 in the building with program demos across racquetball handball weight lifting volleyball swimming crafts and youth emergency center tour.
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YMCA
Ron Actis
Deteo-Remy
Don Noffsinger
Warner Press
Actis
Third Moor
West Central Board Reports Jackson Elementary Kindergarten Delays
The West Central Community School Board says Jackson Elementary School kindergarten remains unfinished after delays since last November. Completion is expected next week with two days of finish work left, but labor shortages hinder progress. The board disclosed a $400000 investment in government bonds with a quarter maturing after January 30. A $7085 bid from Hunter-Weidner Chevrolet of Anderson was approved for a maintenance truck. The board also approved a $280 appropriation to join the American Association of School Administrators. Elizabeth Anderson was hired to teach mathematics at Frankton Junior High, replacing Larry Jlanna who became assistant principal at Frankton High. Elizabeth Huntainger, retiring after 30 years in the Lapel schools, received acknowledgment. A special board meeting to select finance officers is set for January 19.
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Jackson
Hunter-Weidner Chevrolet
Anderson
American Association of School Administrators
Elizabeth Anderson
Frankton
Larry Jlanna
Frankton High School
Elizabeth Huntainger
Lapel
Board For Selection of Finance Board
School Board Rejects All Bus Bids Seeks Smaller Vehicle
Pendleton South Madison trustees rejected all bids for a 38 passenger school bus, opting to pursue a smaller 24 to 28 passenger model. The low bid of 12,415 from Lee Corp. of Terre Haute was deemed unsuitable for small group needs. The board also renewed Bose McKinney Evans labor consultation and named a negotiating team led by Sup't Earl Cousert and Business Manager Charles Mack with Pendleton Heights Principal Ernest Miller. The Jan 22 meeting was canceled due to a White River Conference Basketball Tourney conflict. next meeting is Feb 5.
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Pendleton
South Madison
Lee Corp
Terre Haute
John Fatainger
Ralph Gustin
Earl Cousert
Charles Mack
Pendleton Heights
Ernest Miller
White River
Bicentennial Committee Named for Alexandria City
Mayor Max Branch announced a 21 member Bicentennial Committee at the Alex City Council meeting. First meeting set for Jan 15 at 7 30 p.m. in council chambers. An annexation ordinance for 902 W Jefferson owned by FB W Shepard passed first reading.
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Alexandria
Max Branch
Alex
W. Jefferson
FB. W. Shepard
Madison County Humane Society
Board of Works
Elwood Plans reduce Planning Commission from nine to seven
Mayor Lynn Chase called a Thursday meeting of city boards to review memberships and terms. The Planning Commission will drop two seats, leaving seven. Gene Smith and Robert Carter were removed, while terms for remaining members were set by random draw.
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Lynn Chase
Aergite
Chase
Planning Commission
Gene Smith
Robert Carter
Charles Fowler
Dale Becker
Dotawny Winings
Jim Cole
Joe Slayten
Gary Crandall
Jerry Kaiser
Zoning Board of Appeals
Park Board
Dennis Skaczylas
Ted Wright
Michael Kennedy
John
Chou En Lai Dies at 78 in Peking of Cancer
Premier Chou En-lai of China dies at 78 in Peking after a long illness. Official notice cites his leadership in detente with the United States and his role in shaping modern China. U.S. leaders Ford Kissinger Nixon honor his impact on world history and China-U.S. relations.
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People's Republic of China
United States
Peking
Isinhua
Chou
Tokyo
Mord
Washington
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Chow
Communist Party
Mao
Teng Hsiao-ping
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Teng
Wang Hung-wen
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Wang
Yeh Chien-ying
People of China
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En-lai
C.P.C. Central Committee
State Council
People’s Republic of China
Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference
Henry A. Kissinger
Chou En-lai
Richard M. Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Morehan
Mao Tse-tung
Nixon
Anderson City Council Debates Salary Revisions and Readings
The Anderson City Council narrowly approves two readings for an ordinance revising legal department salaries with first deputy set at 11 500 and second deputy at 10 000 this year pending final approval. Several members oppose citing budget concerns and future post budget salary changes.
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Anderson
Jack Alexander
Andy Orbik
von Cochran
Fred Spencer
James Freeman
Alexander and
Duck van Dyke
T First
Ye Orner
Dudge
Orbik
Cochran
Re Council
Utes
Labor leaders resign over Ford veto on union picketing rights
Labor chiefs including Frank Fitzsimmons of the Teamsters and eight AFL CIO construction leaders walk out of the Collective Bargaining Committee in protest of President Ford's veto of a bill expanding picketing rights. They accuse Ford of campaign bribery and call for investigations while pressuring Dunlop to resign.
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Ford
Teamsters
Frank FE. Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmoens
Afl-Cio
Collective Bargaining Committee
Edward J. Carlaugh
Sheet
George Meany
Labor
John T. Dunlop
Dunlap
White House
Robert A. Georgine
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department
Sai
Dil
Carlough
Washington Post
Peter Kaye
Soviet Ships Spotted Near Angola Report Sparks U S Concern
The Associated Press notes three Soviet ships near Angola drawing U S concern over possible Moscow activity in the Angola war. Moscow denies any warships or naval moves, Tass calls Western reports false. Birth announcements follow from St Johans Hospital and community facilities in Indiana and nearby towns. وڌيڪ.
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U.S
Angola
Moscow
Kremlin
Pentagon
William Greener
Tass
Pardoned Not Acquitted Sermon Reflections At Wadley Chapel
A church message discusses sin and pardon citing biblical verses from Romans and Jeremiah. Readers are invited to send questions to Wadley Chapel at WIT W. St. Anderson, telephone 662-8315, with Wadley Chapel located at 3017 West Bih Street.
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Wadley Chapel
W. St. St. Anderson
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West
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