County Health Officials Survey Restaurants and Stores
Madison County's Board of Health, with state officials, surveyed 41 retail food stores and 37 restaurants bars to gauge sanitation. Scores averaged 87 on an 181 point scale with 40 to 141 indicating deficiencies. The program aims to cut violations while avoiding shutdowns and plans next week to survey schools with the State Board of Health.
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Madison County
Board of Health
Roy L. Boicourt
County Health Board
State Board of Health
Two Jet Crashes and Bus Smash Kill 75 in Colombia
AP reports two plane crashes and a bus truck collision killed 75 in Colombia on Friday. The Most Rev Gerardo Valencia Cano bishop of Buenaventura was among 35 killed in a government DC3 crash in the Andes. A Urraca turbo prop with 20 aboard perished in a Bogota takeoff wreck. A bus wreck killed 20 and wounded 17 east of Bogota amid storms. Bishop Valencia, 54, born in Santo Domingo, led a 1968 call for socialist reforms. The DC3 belonged to Satena, a government airline.
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Bogota
Colombia
Gerardo Valencia Cano
Pacific
Buenaventura
Andes
Urraca
Valencia
Santo Domingo
Last Combat Division To Leave South Vietnam Soon
The last of nine U S combat divisions in Vietnam will depart in the next few days. The 101st Airborne Division headquarters units began standdown Friday, with one infantry and one artillery battalion and supporting units totaling about 2000 men leaving by April 30 under Nixon’s pullout quota. Three battalions may remain under 101st, status undecided after return to Fort Campbell. Two other units, the 3rd Brigade of the 1st Air Cavalry and the 196th Light Infantry Brigade, stay in Vietnam in independent status.
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South Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
101St Airborne Division
U.S. Command
101St
Nixon
Ft. Campbell, Ky
1St Air Cavalry Division
196Th Light Infantry
Indiana Senate rejects amendment on abortion advice penalties
INDIANAPOLIS The Indiana Senate defeated a second reading amendment to SB 251 that would exempt state counseling services from criminal penalties for abortion advice. After the amendment was rejected 1921, the bill passed on second reading by voice vote and moves toward passage early next week. Senator Rubin said the bill would allow groups such as Planned Parenthood to offer information on abortion, while opponents argued it could spark broad campaigns via media and signs.
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Herald Statehouse
Indianapolis
Indiana Senate
Wilfred Ullrich
Aurora
George A. Rubin
Planned Parenthood Associations
Indiana
Rubin
Charles F. Bosma
Martin K. Edwards
New Castle
Tom Teague
Anderson
Madison County
General Assembly
Pay Hike Mandate Sparks County Council Debate
Friday critics blasted mandates from three county courts ordering pay hikes for court staff beyond the six percent across the board budget increase. Judge Carl T. Smith said actions were to equalize classifications with Bohannon’s and not to create new council appropriations. County attorney Withers noted mandate limits under Indiana law and questioned if the mandate extended too far, while officials warned the fairness issue for other county employees remains.
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Madison
Carl T. Smith
Council
Carlin Dawson
Smith
Schenker
Bohannon
Schrenker
Chamber Committee To Hear Legislators At Noon
The Chamber of Commerce committee meets at the King's Inn to hear 6 legislators by conference telephone from Indianapolis. Over 50 volunteers from business will report on acts for the 1972 General Assembly, with subcommittee reports across agriculture city and county affairs education environment health welfare and taxation among others.
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Chamber of Commerce
King’s Inn
Indianapolis
Graig Campbell
James Waymire
William Sebree
Tom Teague
Martin Edwards
Floyd Kline Sr
Meredith Church
Anderson
Harold Berry
Francis Oleksy
Eugene Yates
Charles Gaus
Jack Trick
Busing Bill Sparks Senate Controversy in Indiana
The Indiana Senate passed SB 100 creating an Environmental Management Board to regulate pollution with penalties after heated debate on whether to use busing for racial balance. SB 19 on pupil transfers faced constitutional questions, while SB 257 limited highway funds transfers. Campaign reform bills SB 71 and SB 73 advanced and failed respectively, as SB 12 moved to the House.
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Herald Statehouse
Indianapolis
Indiana Senate
Senate
Indiana Environmental Management Board
Teague
Alabama
Earl Wilson
R-Bedford
U.S
House of Representatives
David Rogers
D-Bloomington
Leslie Duvall
Supreme Court
House of Lords
Duvall
Sen
Edwards
State Board of Finance
Walter Barbour
Indiana
Barbour
Rogers
Charles Bosma
House
Senate House
Chamber Warns Of Scare Tactics By Heating Firm
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce warns about a local heating and cooling company accused of using scare tactics to sell furnaces. Elderly customers faced repeated breakdowns, costly repairs, and multiple new units after trusting the firm. A case involved three furnaces bought in a year, water heater issues, and a faulty installation. Banked complaints led to inquiries by the Better Business Bureau and a settlement requiring a properly inspected system.
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Chamber
Heating, Cooling Company
Anderson Area
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Shaffer
The
Anderson
Better Business Bureau
Indianapolis
My Bee
Gene Sylvester
Keys In Car Ignition Invitation To Thieves
Police Chief Paddy Jamerson warns against leaving keys in cars after an 11 year-old Grant County escapee and a 13-year-old Gas City boy were nabbed in a stolen auto at 12 30 a m The Juvenile Division notes the youth fled the detention center twice and used four cars with owners leaving keys in or ignitions unlocked Jamerson cites Indiana law requiring ignition lock and key removal and urges motorists to lock up whenever leaving their vehicle for even a moment Safety hinges on keeping ignition locked and keys removed wherever you park
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Paddy Jamerson
Grant County
Anderson
Gas City
Jamerson
Indiana
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Herald
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Long al S
Darvin K. Reavis
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Max Heiss
Satena
Air Force
Medellin
Charles LePoint
Logan County
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Colo
LaPoint
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Nev
Akron
State Senate
Jon Shafer
Connell Peeakiget
Lomeli
Foes Freeh
Uae
Ieer
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Marion Withers
State of County Council
Louis Furlong
Ih Sprague
Jennings Coen
DeVar. Litten
Donald Bancroft
Workmen’s Compensation
Ike Lamey
Bill Sparks
Peg Frisbie
Ray
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