Arts Center Receives 855 Dollar State Grant
The Anderson Fine Arts Center was awarded an 855 grant from the Indiana Arts Commission as part of a statewide 12,430 allocation announced Thursday. Director Glenn Anderson outlined a late March to April three part show featuring old masters, living art and participation art with plans for a resident artist Gerald Martin and lithography seminars. School children will tour the exhibit and grants require local matching funds. Other grants listed include summer theatre in New Harmony and programs in Indianapolis and South Bend.
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Nixon plans Indianapolis Chicago trip with eight cabinet members
President Nixon will travel with eight cabinet members and four advisers to Indianapolis and Chicago next week, while Vice President Agnew cancels due to a speaking engagement. The "traveling White House" will meet mayors in Indianapolis on urban problems and hold pollution talks in Chicago, signaling a push to align high level government with local issues.
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10 Per Cent 1970 Interest Rate Seen
Prominent economist predicts business borrowing will require at least 10 percent by year end. Pierre Rinfret cites strong nonmanufacturing demand and planned 1970 capital spending as drivers, with inflationary pressure and monetary policy shaping the outlook. Milton Friedman faults tight money and urges more capable Fed instruments, while Henry Wallich expects housing starts to rise midyear.
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Estes Loses Parole Bid After Five Years In Prison
Billie Sol Estes failed to win parole from Sandstone Federal Prison Minnesota where he serves a 15 year term for fraudulent credit schemes his earliest reapplication date is December 1971. The eight member board declined parole without explanation noting review of the entire record.
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West Texas
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Abilene
U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
el Paso
Sugar taste sensitivity changes before and after meals
Report notes normal adults show heightened sugar taste sensitivity before eating and reduced sweetness after meals, indicating a meal related shift in gustatory perception.
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