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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1970
Page
5
W. Clement Stone promotes PMA as vital to personal and professional success. He cites a prison rehabilitation study showing 16 percent recidivism for PMA-trained inmates versus 49 percent for a non PMA group. The piece urges parents and teachers to instill high ideals in children.
Controlled tests show pure crystalline vitamin B-12 alone is less effective for anemia than combining it with folic acid. The mix improves energy, growth, and vigor in chronically tired children. Folate is rich in green leaves liver kidney yeast mushrooms. cooking destroys most of it.
A reader from Pendleton denounces conditions at the Indiana Reformatory in the Ander son Herald. He blames officials for moral rot and seeks accountability for staff dismissals tied to the September 26, 1969 tragedy.
The League of Women Voters unit meeting will feature The River Must Live a film on water resources and pollution. Discussions led by Mrs George Surbaugh will cover new wells in Lafayette Township and industrial pollution controls.
A special Madison-Grant School Corporation session called by Supt. Harold Dick will convene at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the administration office Fairmount. The board will adopt a resolution for selling the Matchett property and discuss next year’s school changes including attendance areas. Principals from Corporation schools will attend.
Ralph Gross was named president of the Alex Junior High PTA for 1970 71. Assisting will be Mrs Ray Lusher as vice president and Mrs Etheldred Bathauer as secretary with Mrs Richard Daugherty as treasurer. Installation set for 7 30 p m April 28. Principal Charles Schroth introduced new health teacher Mrs Marcus. Dan Kellum presented a Jamaica film.
The United Nations flag was adopted by the Open Assembly in New York on October 20. The move marks a ceremonial standardization of symbols for the body and its sessions.
AEC sponsored program titled This Atomic World will be at Summitville High School on February 12. Neal Ambron will explain atomic structure fission and fusion with Oak Ridge training and Penn State degree as students view demonstrations on radiation and nuclear power uses. Oak Ridge Associated Universities runs the exhibit for 41 southern colleges and 23 high school units nationwide.
Frankton Cub Scout pack held a Knights of Yore themed meeting at the United Methodist Church with Den 3 opening and a pledge. Joe Whitehead presented awards including Bobcat pins to Brian Sides and Larry Shively, denner stripes to Tony Anderson and Larry O’Bryant, and assistant denner stripes to Kelly Mahoney and Curtis Granger. Whitehead resigned as cubmaster. new leaders named include Leroy McKinley as cub master and Elmer Anderson as committee chairman. 75 boys and parents attended with Den 3 winning the attendance prize.
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Anderson High School North Side and Central Junior High send soloists and ensembles to Ball State University in Muncie for a mid state solo and ensemble contest on February 7. Musicians include Carol Buehler Rick Schafer Anny Sylvester Jim Maxstadt Connie Bates David Schier John Tjart Beck Schafer Becky Dowling and others directed by David Zumwalt.
A rough balance notes that to make one 376 pound cement bar about 654 pounds of raw materials are required. The data imply significant material inputs for each unit produced.
Frankton Junior High School announced honor rolls for the third six weeks and first semester ending Jan. 23. First honors went to multiple eighth, seventh, and sixth graders including Cindy Almquist Julie Barker Debra Cogill Cheryl Conrad Nancy Likens Kathy McClelland April Moore Carol Murray Diana Richmond Linda Seal Gary Simmons Donald Walker Jama Younce Keith Anderson Debra Alexander Wanda Alexander Gregory Bever Ritz Bledsoe Kevin Church Don Etchison Christine Kiphart Fred Massie Brenda Morgan Gay Shively Lucinda Stevens Doneta Underrunner and Gay Valentine. Second honors included students such as Kathy Allen Mark Coy Lorna MecNew Carol Perkins Rita Westerfield Danny Wilson Margaret Bell Timothy Hendricks Brenda Hughes Sandra Kelley Keith Kerkhoff Mark Sigler Edward Smith Vanessa Young Nancy Alexander Teresa Alexander James Best Linda Borum Bruce Frankford Marsha Hood Linda Kin naman Terry Sims plus first semester honors lists for eighth graders Dale Jackson Lorna McNew Carol Perkins David Sharp Danny Wilson Jama Younce and seventh graders Wanda Jean Alexander Margaret Bell.
The Nevada State Highway Department warns snow mobile drivers and skiers they can be cited for infringing on real motorists if they use the highways. Chief legal peer William Raymond ruled highway use is limited to officially registered vehicles.
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