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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1970

Page

18

Catholic Schools Tuition Lowered in Indianapolis Plan

The Archdiocesan Board of Education approved reduced high school tuition for Chatard, Ritter, Roncalli and Scecina in Indianapolis for the current year. The plan maintains operation but shifts governance to district boards with later decisions by the archdiocesan board. Tuition drops set to $275 for one student, $475 for two, and $676 for three or more in a family.

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Negro Soldier Sentenced in Knox Violence Case

Private Lawrence Smith J. of Cleveland jailed 2 1/2 years in the stockade after conviction for assaulting four white soldiers. He received a dishonorable discharge asCol Cecil Cufler Smith claimed no involvement in twelve incidents that sent white GIs to hospitals. Witness James Vangilder identified Smith as the man who slapped him. other defendants named include Pat Yatwank Banks Muncie Patrick Wilguin Ernest Jackson Spee F Booker Michael Harris and Charles S Johnson Jr all members of a Special Processing Detachment at Tl Knox amid AWOL issues.

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Food additives curb list expanded by FDA

The FDA favors removing several artificial sweeteners from the generally recognized as safe list. The Gras List once included various artificial sweeteners but they were removed after studies showed cancer risks in lab animals at high doses.

Wood and Drug Administration

Senior Marilyn Kay Tooley Wins Homemaker of Tomorrow

Marilyn Kay Tooley of Anderson wins the 1970 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow in Indiana, based on test scores and homemaking aptitude. She will compete for state honors with a chance at a college scholarship totaling $110,000 plus a Washington tour with other state winners. Plans include attending Purdue after graduating in June, as finalists from all 51 states pursue top national honors and increased scholarships up to $5,000 for the winner.

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State Scholarship Deadline Nears

INDIANAPOLIS UPI Hoosier students with grants must renew by Jan 1 for the State Scholarship Commission. Acting exec secretary Michael Bracraft says applicants also submit the parents' confidential statement to the College Scholarship Service in Evanston by don. Renewal requires completion of prior year work, continued domicile in the state, ongoing financial need, and full-time status. DARK FOWELES RAPID CITY South Dakota's Black Hills are described as covered with dark pine forests.

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Dillon Urges Party To Oppose High Interest Rates

Dillon, head of Indiana Democratic policy, told a meeting the party should oppose lifting the 8 percent usury cap. He warned that removing the limit would push lenders to 10 to 14 percent for FIA and VA loans, harming homeowners and inviting costly government repercussions.

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Democrats Seek Equal Time With Nixon on State of the Union

Congressional Democrats plan an equal time response to President Nixon s State of the Union. Senate and House Democrats will use radio and TV to air interviews with voters across the nation on health spending inflation education and law enforcement. The plan follows requests to NBC CBS for broadcast time, with the program slated for Sunday afternoon February 8.

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Permanent Tax Fund Writ In Indiana Court Fight

In Indianapolis the Indiana Appellate Court weighed a permanent writ in a case involving the transfer of inheritance tax funds. The dispute centers on $12.7 million due to the Mass Transportation Authority and the Consolidated City of Indianapolis, with ongoing motions challenging the MTA’s existence and the court restricting further orders. Political figures including Rep. Dean Exise and Sen. Edmund Muskie figure in the broader constitutional questions raised.

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Women Protest At Senate Hearing On Birth Control Pills

Washington reporters describe a chaotic Senate hearing on birth control drugs as women shout questions to Senator Gaylord Nelson and drug company representatives. The scene includes calls for women’s testimony and accusations of media whitewashing while a bank robbery near the White House is reported separately as three bandits steal 128000 from a credit union inside the Commerce Department.

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Nixon dominates environment issue in heated party chatter

Sentt says Nixon has clearly pre empted the environment issue and that Democrats are out on all the issues by fire. Scott claims Democrats have no issue to hiss about and can only say me too. Mansfield counters that the Democrats face no solid counter move.

Sentt Nixon Scott

Indiana Students Win Talent Honors in Westinghouse Search

Washington AP reports three northwest Indiana high school students named to the honor group in the Westinghouse Talent Search. Kenneth Morse 17 from LaPorte Hamman Marton 17 from Lake Central St. John Don Murray 17 from Wiley High School South Bend are among the honorees.

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