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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1972

Page

13

County Health Officials Survey Local Food Sanitation

Madison County's Board of Health surveys restaurants bars and retail food markets, scoring operations with an average 67 on an 181 point scale. Many establishments are old and costly to upgrade, while the board plans school health surveys and public education on disease prevention.

Lee Asciore Vald Weiler Madison County Board of Health Lars Yenrous Boicourt County Health Board State Board of Health Boicoust Reavis Max Heiss

Last Combat Division To Leave South Vietnam In Next Few Days

Saigon reports the last of nine U S combat divisions in Vietnam will depart within days as the 101st Airborne’s headquarters unit ends its standdown. About 2000 troops from an infantry and an artillery battalion will be withdrawn by April 30 under Nixon’s pullout plan. Remaining elements may retain or re designate as the division returns to Fort Campbell. The 3rd Brigade of the 1st Air Cavalry and the 196th Light Infantry Brigade stay in Vietnam in altered statuses.

South Vietnam Saigon U.S Vietnam 1Ast Airborne Division U.S. Command N04st Nixon 1Oint Patts 101St Ft. Campbell, Ky 1St Air Cavalry Division 196Th Light Infantry Brigade

Indiana Senate Rejects Amendment to Abortion Advice Bill

INDIANAPOLIS The Indiana Senate defeated attempts to amend SB 231 to exempt state counseling services from penalties on abortion advice. After the Ullrich proposal failed on a 1921 vote, the bill moved to second reading by voice vote and could advance early next week. Senator Rubin said the amendment would gut the bill and allow groups to provide information on where to obtain legal abortions outside Indiana. Senator Bosma called abortion an act of murder, while opponents warned the amendment would invite widespread anti abortion campaigns through media and air signs. Martin Edwards and Tom Teague voted against the amendment.

Herald Statehouse Indianapolis Indiana Senate Wilfred Ullrich Aurora Voice Vale George A. Rubin Planned Parenthood Associations Indiana Bil Rubin Charles F. Bosma Martin K. Edwards New Castle Tom Teague Anderson Madison County General Assembly Alabama Supreme Court House of Lords Duvall Sen Edwards Teague State Board of Finance Walter H. Barbour Barbour Senate

Two Jet Crashes and Bus-Truck Smashup Kill 75 in Colombia

In northern Colombia three disasters left 75 dead and 17 injured. A government DC3 crash near the Andes killed 35 aboard including Most Rev. Gerardo Valencia Cano bishop of Buenaventura. A turbo prop plane from Satena crashed after takeoff from Bogota, killing 20. A bus collided with a tanker-truck, killing 20. Severe storms and possible weather contributed to the crashes.

Bogota Colombia Gerardo Valencia Cano Pacific Buenaventura Cotcashle Andes Arraca

Pay Hike Mandates for Court Employees Spark Debate

Two county councilmen blasted mandates issued by three county courts to raise salaries for court staff beyond the 6 percent across the board budget hike. Judge Smith and Judge Schrenker say action was to equalize pay with Bohannon's court, not to require new funding. County Attorney Withers notes mandate powers and asks whether the mandate period extends too far.

Lowell Ty Powell Mary Lou Ravage Madison Catt Smith Council Curtin Dawson Hoth Paul Schrenker Nelson Bohannon Bohannon

Chamber Committee Plans Conference With Indiana Legislators

The Chamber of Commerce Legislative Committee will speak with Anderson’s legislators by conference telephone this noon at the King’s Inn. Over 50 volunteers will report on the 1972 General Assembly acts with updates about 12 30 PM from Indianapolis. Floyd Kane Sr. and Mere dith Church will manage Anderson’s portion while subcommittees chaired by Harold Berry Francis Oleksy Eugene Yates Charles Gaus Jack Trick and others prepare reports on agriculture education health and welfare taxation transportation and more.

Chamber of Commerce Anderson King's Inn Indianapolis Graig Campbell James Waymire Amd William Schree Tom Teague Martin Edwards Floyd Kane Sr Meredith Church Harold Berry Francis Oleksy Eugene Yates Charles Gaus Jack Trick Louis Furlong George Doherty Ralph Sprague Jennings Coen D2var Litten Tionald Bancroft Ike Lamey

Indiana Senate passes busing and environmental bills amid clash

The Indiana Senate approved SB 100 creating an Environmental Management Board to regulate pollution with penalties, amid heated debate over a busing measure. SB 237 reallocated highway funds, while SB 71 set campaign spending limits and SB 73 timed limits failed. The chamber also advanced SB 12 on public employee bargaining, with conference committee likely to resolve differences.

Denythy House Senate House

Chamber Warns Of Scare Tactics By Heating and Cooling Firm

Merald staff writer reports chamber concerns over local heating and cooling companies using scare tactics to push new furnaces. Elderly customers faced repeated breakdowns and costly repairs after purchasing multiple units from the same firm. A case cited involves a man who bought three furnaces in a year amid dubious warranties and mis sized installations. The Better Business Bureau in Indianapolis logged complaints against the local firm and its representative, leading to settlements and new inspections.

Peg Frisbie Merald Jack Shaffer Chamber Anderson Better Business Bureau Trdianapolis Anymane Te Gene Sylvester Plyasg Tin Ts Calunn

Keys In Car Ignition Invitation To Thieves

Police Chief Paddy Janterson cites an 8 year-old Grant County escapee and a 12:30 a.m. car theft involving a 14 year-old Gas City companion. He warns owners to lock ignition and remove keys, noting a law aimed at reducing Indiana car thefts and calling thefts preventable when drivers secure vehicles.

Paddy Janterson Grant County Anderson Jamerson

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