Phillipe to reform Anderson Teen Jury in March return
New city judge Donald R. Phillipe will resume the Teen Jury program in March after suspending operations in January and February for personnel changes. He plans to overhaul selection and conduct to align with Indiana and federal law, constrain penalties, require a public defender, and limit jury questioning.
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Anderson
Donald R. Phillipe
Phillipe
Robert KR. Robbins
Indiana
Winder Hobbins
Madison Heights
Higdland
Phillive
Robbins
Fhillipa
Phillipa
Pailtlpe
Anderson High Students Question Bayh On 1968 Politics
About 1,500 Anderson High School students questioned Senator Birch Bayh at a convocation and were asked to indicate their presidential candidate preferences if the spring primary were held. Bayh discussed the 18 year old vote, liquor age, marijuana legality, China policy, and Vietnam war issues including the draft and Lt. Calley. He opposed legalizing marijuana and supported ending the draft to help release prisoners of war, while criticizing the Calley verdict as inconsistent with Kent State. He expressed uncertainty about Indiana Senator Hartke's prospects.
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Michael Cox Anderson
Anderson
U.S
Birch Bayh
Nixon
Edward Kennedy
Bayh
Bob Joe
North Vietnam
Madison Heights
Indisma
China
United Nations
Taiwan
AUS
Rob
Calley
Svar
Bob Hope
Nostis
Vietnam
Lt. Calley
My Lai
Kent State
Ohio National Guard
Indiana
Vance Hartke
AHS
Sen. Buch Bayh
Anderson High School
Madison Heights High School
Presienstio G
Bill Kennedy
Noel
Douglass
Sen
Boyd
James Waymire
D-Anderson
Craig Campbell
William Sebree
Sebres
Frankton NHS Plans Spring Trip to Washington and New York
The Eureka Chapter of the National Honor Society at Frankton High School plans a seven day spring vacation tour to Washington DC and New York City. Members funded part of the trip with lunch hour bake sales, a paper drive, and a cent check at basketball games. Selection rests on four virtues scholarship character leadership and service with candidates meeting high standards and active contribution.
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Eureka
National Honor Society
Frankton High School
Washington, D.C
New York City
Gassront
Students as Low Risk Credit Borrowers
The U.S. Office of Education reports that since 1965 it has loaned over 3.3 billion to students across programs. Student default rates fall under one percent and bankruptcy rates are about one twentieth of one percent, making them among the nation’s best credit risks.
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U.S. Office of Education
Office of Education
Psychedelic Shack Provides Center for Youth Jobs
The Psychedelic Shack a converted fire house on South Madison Avenue serves Anderson youth with employment opportunities and a community hub. It operates under a City lease, hosts 30 to 40 people nightly, and offers ping pong games, art workshops, movie nights and counseling with staff including Mrs. Josephine Hill and Patsy Dennis.
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Madison Avene
Anderson
Youth Council
Josephine Hill
Patsy Dennis
Anderson College
Becoming Eighteen in Indiana A Drafthood and Voting
Madison Heights correspondent notes shifts as youths reach 18 and may gain voting rights. The piece discusses registration for voting and military service, draft lottery implications, and evolving equality laws. It highlights proposed Indiana laws restricting privileges for 14 year olds and 18 year olds in contracts, credit, marriage, political delegation, and alcohol purchases.
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Kelly Hawes
Madison Heights
Voters Registration Office
County Court House
Congress
Indiana
Bills Push 18 as Voting Age and More for Youth
Indiana lawmakers push a package dubbed the Responsibility Code of 1972 to lower the age of adulthood to 18 for rights from voting to driving and municipal office. The package would allow 18 year olds to obtain licenses sign petitions hold office borrow money and face loan repayment. Public reaction varies among students teachers and parents with strong concern about safety and debt.
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Michigan
California
Indiana
Arthur C. Hayes
Fort Wayne
Hayes Lold
Herald
Pendleton Heights
Lee
Madison-Grant
Froman
Alexandria
Monrce
Bill French
Lapel
Debbie May
Anderson Department
Madison Grant High School
Carol Friedline
Abe
Neil Whitman
Lupe
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Frankton
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Terry Leo Jackson
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Robert Wills
Terry Jackson
Sharon Menifield
Wille Jones
Doves White
Kathy McColry
Fella Mk Wiliams
Terry Wright
Michael Beards
Joan Youngblood
Sammy Clark
Carolyn Haskins
Community Action Council
Sherrie Page
Genter Memorial Center
Bernerdean Boulware
YWCA
Church Women United
Helping Hands
YICA
Daff
Donald Dirdzer
VICA
Gary King
Dabbie McClintock
Ed Baza
House
Heese
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