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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1975
Page
6
The Federal Energy Administration plans a conservation advertising campaign to cut foreign oil imports. After Ad Council refused to fund an anti foreign oil campaign for political reasons, FEA will organize and pay an agency to film the ads, circulate them to local stations, and seek free airtime.
A jumble of sale calendar items lists public auctions for tractors household goods and vehicles across multiple locations with dates and auctioneers. The piece shifts to quotes from Andrew Sansom and Robert Keim about energy policy debates with the Ad Council and Federation of Energy Administration concerns over oil embargo risk rising prices and noncontroversial campaign constraints.
Moleina Fields, an elusive longtime resident of Beary, lives solo in the ruins of a coal baron mansion. The 70s-era legend, said to be half Indian and half dog, shuffles 30 miles to Thurmond for groceries on foot, sometimes carrying 100 pounds, and trades quips with hikers when a rare appearance occurs.
Directors of Richland Union School Building Corporation announce a stockholders meeting at Highland High School in Madison County at 7:00 pm on Tuesday. The corporation is clear of bonded debt and stockholders will vote on proposed changes to share capital and corporation governance. Dated July 1975 Robert J. Perry, Secretary C483 Joly.
CHICAGO RP George Washington likely had B type blood per Dr M Mitsuo Yokoyama of University of Illinois medical center. Analysis of a Washington hair suggests B or possibly AB, with only one hair tested. The finding, while historically interesting, has limited significance beyond curiosity.
The Durkees from Rothschild Wisconsin join 4 million tourists in Independence National Historic Park as 1975 crowds surge toward 12 million in 1976. They tour the souvenir shop and Liberty Bell, with ranger remarks about gum disposal and a guide noting the bell’s B flat ring.
In Fort Lauderdale a teacher guides six sightless students through basic ballet and modern dance to improve balance and mobility. Pat Braylon emphasizes pure expression over imitation as students learn by listening to music and using individual perception.
Final rites are listed for Jessie Snyder 66 EW Moberly 91 Thelma Hunter 72 Raymond Barnes 77 Hayden Fisher 80 and Sarah Stanley 73 with multiple funeral homes and interment locations across Fortville Noblesville Lapel and nearby cemeteries. Calls hours and officiating ministers are noted alongside addresses and home locations.
Washington APD Army Secretary Callaway leaves office without recommending a site for a half-billion dollar Army ammunition plant. The choice remains between McAlester Oklahoma and Newport Indiana as Undersecretary Augustine will make the recommendation to President Ford.
Maryland officials examine the marriage of two Silver Spring women Michele Bernadette and Paulette Hill as possibly the first officially sanctioned same sex union in the state based on a March license and a May ceremony. Clerk Leven is accused of misrepresenting the groom’s sex and name. Deputies may testify to sworn statements. In Indianapolis, grants totaling 204000 dollar fund Hovey Lake Fish and Wildlife Area and City Falls Slate Park receive funding for a campground administration building and park facilities.
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