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Anderson Herald in Anderson, Indiana

04 Jul 1969

Page 7

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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1969

Page

7

Miniskirted Mayor Unfazed By Frowns

Maria Pineda, 27, mayor of San Juan Teotihuacan, defies norms with miniskirted image and fluorescent pink city hall. She tripled municipal income by taxing pistol bosses, installed water, raised police pay, built a patrol car, and funds a school and aquarium while painting civic spaces pink. She seeks the supreme court someday despite opposition from PRI insiders who prefer quiet, traditional female roles.

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Lettermen Maintain Nonconforming Image On College Circuit

In an era of acid rock the Lettermen stay square and entertaining without being risque. The trio, rooted in easy listening for nearly a decade, tours college campuses and clubs, drawing a growing teen fan base with hits like The Way You Look Tonight and When I Fall in Love. Album sales topped 840,000 in 1966.

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Installation Raise For Phones Sought

Indiana Bell Telephone Co. filed a proposal with the Public Service Commission to raise non recurring installation charges from 7.50 to 10 for residences and 10 to 15 for a business main line, plus increases for key systems and PBX equipment. The company says fewer than 3 percent of customers would be affected. The second item reports the body of 18 year old Arthur E. Howard found in the Wabash River near Attica and believed to have drowned. autopsy ordered.

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