Nixon vows inflation busting budget and ABM expansion
President Nixon outlined a $200.8 billion budget aimed at stamping out inflation and warned of policy shifts to curb rising prices. He announced plans to expand the Safeguard antiballistic missile system to defend cities and missile sites, citing possible nuclear blackmail from Red China. He defended Judge Carswell’s Supreme Court nomination and said U S policy in the Middle East remains balanced between pro Arab and pro Israel.
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Local Toast Master Course and area sports highlights
Allen Chapel hosts a speaking course as Dollars for Scholars kicks off locally. In state news a Washington party backs Nixon meeting with mayors on urban affairs. Sports note Anderson Indians beat Kokomo Wildcats 79-70 with area winners listed.
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Madison County Tax Base Up 39.5 Million
Madison County reassessment shows a 14 percent valuation rise with no tax rate projection yet. Exemptions rise 10 percent. real estate and personal property increase push total gross valuation from 272.36 million to 315.55 million, with net valuation at 277.63 million for 1969.
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Ejections Mark Riot Trial Session In Chicago
In Chicago UPI 27 spectators were ejected from the riot conspiracy trial as defense witnesses wrapped up. Judge Hoffman warned against outside speeches while defendants faced hostile outbursts and clenched-fist demonstrations. The defense then said it had completed its five witness presentation after 18 weeks of trial.
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Assessor Announces 70 Vehicle Tax Conditions and Changes
Tom Broderick, county assessor and president of the Indiana County Assessors Association, said autom obile and motorcycle assessments will be paused this year. Beginning next year, excise tax will be paid when license plates are purchased, with truck plates costing $4 more and affecting all vehicle types including rentals and taxis. The State Board of Tax Commissioners will decide on handling assessments for business inventory and machinery later, while other rules stay the same as of March 1 for trucks and boats.
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Gary Teachers End Strike Vote To Return Monday
Gary teachers voted 1185 to 65 to accept a new contract and return to classrooms Monday ending a 25 day walkout. The agreement limits class sizes, raises starting salaries to 7580 in 1970 and 8042 in 1971, and bars reprisals for striking.
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Union Rebuffs Shultz Bid Over Looming Rail Strike
Secretary of Labor George P. Shultz urged a seven day no strike pledge as railroad unions weigh a possible nationwide shutdown. AFL-CIO official Winpisinger warned the strike could strike like a shot in the dark, while industry negotiator Hiltz warned of nationwide service cuts if any union action occurs.
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City Heat Off For Repairs
Heat was shut off to downtown buildings including the Madison County Court House for about six hours Friday while steam workers repaired trunk mains. George Hancock said about 22 feet of 12 inch pipe was installed along Main Street near Ninth Street and the work ran from 9 a.m. to mid afternoon. The project extended repairs begun last week.
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Ad sells short in rapid rental market
Ad text notes many renters cancel Houses For Rent ads before full term. The example ran 3 days of a 7 day order. It claims steady income for the advertiser and invites readers to place an ad via the Herald-Bulletin Want Ad Visor at 643.537.
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