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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1972
Page
15
Chancellor Robert J. McNeill says the three hour course focuses on urban poverty and race relations. Erastus Hatcher, one of the first Black mayors of a major U.S. city, is highlighted in the discussion.
Anthony Shaffer discusses his thriller roots and the craft of suspense in Sleuth His playwriting career follows Gothic novels with Black Comedy and Royal Hunt of the Sun He hints at directing and a public life while outlining projects including Widow s Weeds The Wicker Man and Eichmann drama
New York reports that 46.2 million Americans participated in retirement programs other than Social Security last year. The figure rises by 1.9 million from the previous year, reflecting growing participation in private and employer plans.
FBI links Stanford psychologist Richard Kaufman to the bank bomb plot signing in as Christopher Charles Mohr to rent safe deposit boxes in San Francisco. The 38-year-old Milwaukee native faced 12 counts with bail set at 500000 amid a nationwide search after bombs were disarmed in multiple cities. Witnesses recalled him as quiet, neat, and studious, not a campus leader, with a strong interest in psychology experiments.
Mercy Hospital Elwood reports admissions including Mrs. Raymond Stoner of 413 N. 10th St. Dismissals include Mrs. Harry Baker of 412 N. 21st St and several others. A pair of twins, a boy and a girl, were born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ticker at 1706 S. E St, first twins of the year at Mercy Hospital. Mrs. Nellie Jones of 909% S. E St. was taken to a physician in Anderson Thursday and returned by Dunnichay ambulance.
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