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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1965
Page
3
The prosecutor discusses bid taking requirements and denies benefiting from gas purchases. He cites invoices for school supplies and equipment, noting missing stock inventories in bus equipment and repair parts. Several overpayments were refunded to the township.
The article notes council actions on city expenditures totaling 19 400 for police autos and two fire engines. It mentions prior township school administration by trustees and transfers, irregularities, bidding, rental payments, and new petitions reviewed before adjournment.
Congressional debate overlays aid plans for Vietnam with Laos negotiations and a push on right to work legislation. Lawmakers clash over military and economic packages while critics seek funding details and impact on labor rights.
Bill Wilson notes that similar workshops have been and will be conducted in other key cities across the nation.
The document details a decade of near bankruptcy for the Pierce Governor Company, notes top hourly wages for local employees, and outlines negotiations with the UAW CIO union. It calls for cooperation on relocation to Upland, requests lawful conduct, and states readiness to negotiate with a primary focus on resolving the Pierce Governor issues.
The United Steelworkers in recess until after the February 9 election says it has not called a strike and hopes for a unified union post election. The Wage Policy Committee pledges peaceful agreements and job security while reporting little concrete progress in basic steel negotiations.
Mr. Elpers, Edge Packing sales manager, serves on the Chamber of Commerce board and Kiwanis in Anderson. Northwestern alumnus with a family and church ties. Mr. Tibbetts, Ibbetts Plumbing president, moved from Union City seven years ago. active in Rotary and First Methodist Church with a daughter and a son. A 12 ft Admiral refrigerator is advertised at 173.88 dollars at Frank Krall’s.
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