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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1972

Page

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McGovern Recaptures California Delegates at Convention

McGovern reclaimed the California delegate slate after a Court of Appeals ruling. The decision upheld the Credentials Committee and ordered seating of the 271 California delegates, boosting McGovern toward the nomination as Humphrey considers possible court challenges.

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Eastside residents pick ideas for a city park plan

Eight top ideas are ranked by Eastsiders and shared with participants after a meeting. A second citizen session will shape layouts, with a third evaluating architectural drawings. Nearby residents are invited to submit park ideas, including a pond, picnic area, interpretive walking, winter activities, and other features.

Ith Street Council of Governments

One Dead and Seven Injured in Randolph County Scene

The Randolph County coroner reported one death and seven injuries at the scene. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 3 p.m. in Ewing Funeral Home with Pastor Rey Eldon Hunt officiating. Interment follows at Vinson Memorial Park Cemetery. The deceased is the son of Judith Stanley Marlin of 433 Allen St and a member of Alexandria Church of the Nazarene. Surviving relatives include two brothers and four sisters, both paternal and maternal grandparents, and several other relatives.

Randolph County Ewing Nome Friends Way Rey Eldon Hunt Vinson Memorial Park Reberkend Judith Stanley Marlin Allen St Alexandria Carrie Lynn Armenrroute Thomas Cheryl Armenroute Indianapolis Riley Memorial Hospital Anderson College Jeffrey Thomas West Liberty Church Thomas F. Pavey Uday Fisher Brothers Muneral Tkvine Memorial Park Cemetery Delea-Remy Foreman Madison County Mildred Anerson Fred Lewis Elmer Sisers Florence Lauderbaugh Kokoma Marion Graney Ludlow Falls Obio Markie Carmin Ester Roland Iss Virginiz Pavey Anderson

Record 758 Die On U S Highways During Holiday

Authorities reported 738 persons killed on the nation’s highways during the four day observance from 6 pm Friday to midnight Tuesday. The prior Fourth of July weekend for a four day period was 72 in 1967. The National Safety Council had estimated up to 1000 might be killed.

Sssoomer Bay National Safey Council Aad

Man Kills Daughter Wife and Self in California Tragedy

In Manteca, Sam Tuippino, a winery cofounder, killed his daughter Vincenza Maria 40 and his wife Seva Ana 77 before shooting himself. Antonio Luppino, 77, found the trio and a gun in Tuippino’s home after a warning he had made a year earlier.

Manteca Calif Shariff Orcitee Setassiqno Sam’ Tuippino San Joaquin Stockton Tuppino Sam Jasper Winery Deputies Seva Ana Vincenza Maria Lugping Antonio

New Arrivals Born at St John’s Hospital Record

Fragmentary birth notices list several newborns at St John’s Hospital with parents including Mr. and Mrs. Richard Qualls, Abe Wilson, Ramont Community Tingpinl Me and Meg, and others. Entries mention a mix of boys and girls with locations such as Range Line Hi and Village Park.

St. John's Hospital Megs Ohert Younys Andi Ave Grins Sis Alpharter Richard Qualls Abe Wilson Ramont Community Tingpinl

City weighs tax hikes to cover unpaid bills and road needs

City officials warn of a budget gap as motor vehicle funds fall and $140,000 in paving bills remain unpaid. Projects like Madison Avenue resurfacing are cut to half, with a push for $1 million yearly to address road and bridge work. Newbern notes anticipated valuation drops and tax-rate increases across several departments to cover costs.

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Obituary notices for Anderson and Madison County area deaths

Mrs. Huby PF Ward and Joe Kovath are identified in funeral notices from Lorain and Conventry area listings. Details include birthplaces Kalomba Austria and Knox County, survival lists with daughters and sons, burial at St Cyril Mecom Cemetery, and service arrangements at local funeral homes with calling hours and officiants.

Huby PF. Ward Joe Kovath Smy Lane Conventry Asd Alexandria St. John's Hospital the Willows Nur Messing Home Knox County U.S. Steel Lorain Ohio Kalomba Austria Ben Seee Notina Edmondson Jason Grins Ine Cheeville Mary Pope Ants Gio Ont Jareth Ke Gerson Robert Say’ Anderson Vna Fo Eugene Hammond James Lowell Mitchell St. Cyril Mecom Methodist Loraln Kavaeh A. Rupar

Shaw Elected Elwood School Board President

Wilfred Shaw was elected president of the Elwood Community School Board following the swearing in of new members. James Kiphart was named vice president and William Shephard secretary with other members including Times Cole and Charles Parker. meetings set for the high school library on the second Thursday each month. A July 1 closed session with the Teachers Association negotiators is planned.

Elwood Wilfred Shaw Elwood Community School Board Wey Sharp James ‘Kiphart William Shephard Times Cole Charles Parker Decline Glenn Wie Elwout Brutins

Safety Board Approves Demolitions and Notices

The Anderson Safety Board approved fire department bills totaling 15028.60 and retirement of 23 year firefighter John Straub. Minnie Beird’s property at 419 W 16th St and Claude Nalamk’s 1917 Ohio Ave were approved for demolition with bids delayed for 40 days. Noland with attorney Marion Withers asked to tear down his buildings himself while deficiencies lists were requested.

Anderson Safety Board Ward John Straub Min-nie Beird 16Th St Claude Nalamk Ohio, Ave Noland Marion Withers Birch St

Library Board Considers Five Percent Pay Increase

Bhwood library board heard recommendations for a flat five percent salary hike for library personnel and up to $1.60 hourly wages. The panel, led by Hartley Allen and Powell, filed a budget report and set a July 13 meeting for budget purposes. Librarian Ester Hunt announced the Children's Reading Club events and a July 12 party for completing entrants.

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