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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1970
Page
1
Report describes a memorandum asking Federal agencies to justify hiring nonRepublicans while noting concerns about consultants. The document, dated December 2, discusses the process for clearance and implies a push to explain why outsiders are employed full time by federal commissions and related offices.
A Jene man is believed to have robbed Jenkins atom Shop at 13 W. 2th St at about 10 45 p m after a piece of concrete was dislodged from a plate glass window by detectives an undetermined amount of articles was taken from the display area police are continuing their probe amid a murky report of political and civil service consulting practices in Washington and GOP maneuvers surrounding appointments.
Simpson Youth listed satisfactory at St John s Hospital after severe frostbite incident last Thursday morning. Police report he wandered nude under the influence of drugs, later treated at Community Hospital. He is 19, recovering better than expected. no amputation planned. Mrs. Danny B.A. and Dr. William Geay commented on his condition. references to Nixon nominates Chotiner for White House staff as special counsel to the president.
A local shirt cleaning deadline is set for 10 with Guarantee Cleaners noted for vat-related services. The fragment outlines a pickup schedule and service guarantee, indicating prompt processing and customer assurance.
Elwood board approves custodial and clerical salary schedules for 1970, allocates 20,901 for Vocational School architects, 25,000 for road and parking improvements, and bids for data processing gear including an IBM Selectric. It plans bids for field upgrades, exterior weatherproofing, and a new grade class desks set, while noting enrollment shifts from St. Joseph’s integration next year and the resignation of an art teacher.
Indiana lawmakers, press officials and editors discussed open committee hearings and voting records at the Indiana General Assembly with support from the Hoosier State Press Association. Several speakers argued public access strengthens democracy while some lawmakers urged cautious reform to prevent abuses.
The page records multiple obituaries from Anderson and nearby areas, noting ages, addresses, church memberships, and survivors. It also lists funeral times at Rozelle and Brooky memorial chapels, interment at East Maplewood Cemetery, and renders public notices including a political protest context and a Panter, with legal events and community milestones.
Obituary notices from Madison area list Ruth Avelyn Sollars of Noblesville died at 52 after a stay at Caylar Niehot Clinic. Surviving husband Walter Sollars and sister Mrs. Eliane Beth Mey noted. Final rites at Crownland Cemetery with ministers Willis Groyhart and Kenneth Maysnard. Also listed are Antha M. Adkins of Elwood, Jack Maloy, E. McDermitt, Raymond Pinnell, Harry Furnish, and Ella Hale, with funeral times and locations across Noblesville, Elwood, Lapel, and Middletown.
Elwood City Court heard two cases Tuesday evening before Judge Michael Utley. Ceril Wisman, 2, of 901 South St, charged with no operator’s license was fined 10 dollars and costs. Ronnie Lambertson, of 1303 South O Street, charged with speeding paid 91 dollars and 25 cents in advance of the session. No warrant was issued for Lambertson’s appearance as previously reported.
Fragmented OCR reads like a war update with references to Biafra, Soviet comments on famine measures, and Nigerian officials. Mentions Thorstein Jorsson as a veteran French airlift captain, Moscow interference accusations, and Mayora Yakubi Gawon. Deals with international pressure and internal government reaction as the 30 month conflict wore on.
Org member Valentine reelected president and Mansino secretary with Myans as vice president. Baker named to represent the county commissioners on the board. Other members listed. Board approved petitions to rezone for a mobile home park and for apartment buildings, while denying a truck driver training school rezoning.
Albert Wosinski, a West Electric Company employee, was severely burned when he touched a hot car containing 13 000 volts while repairing a power failure at a local plant. He resides at Air Forest Terrace and is in fair condition at St. John's Hospital. The incident occurred Tuesday night at the Guide Sam Division substation and was attributed to the bar and thick-soled shoes as factors in the shock.
Services for 79 year old Mrs Manche Gaither widow of Grovec Gaither will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the Antioch Church of the Nazarene with Rev Samuel Roberts officiating. Interment is at Parkview Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the Kort Moore Funeral Home after 3 p.m. today.
VanWorn seeks public action and ICC inquiry into Penn Central request to halt trains 65 and 66. He urges residents and businesses to protest by January 17, citing the service connects Richmans New Castle Andersen Ahwood Kokaniy Logansport Winamac Novik Judson and Crown Point on the Cincinnati to Chicago route.
Defense Department said Tuesday that Spec Roger M Leaser of Crawford County Indiana was killed in action in Vietnam. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Ale Leaser and was the 10091 Hoosier reported killed in the war.
A fragmented report outlines a Nashville judge and juror issues linked to a federal appeals vacancy. It notes prior attention from Baker about a seat on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit and mentions related appointments, a vacancy outcome, and shifts in court leadership.
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