Anderson Community School to receive 52.56 percent of Metro assets
ACSC and Metro officials met to plan asset and liability division after a state court upheld the 1 year reorganization. Metro districts included Lafayette, Pipe Creek, Richland and Union townships before joining ACSC. Union and Richland townships now in ACSC.
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Anderson Community School Corporation
Metropolitan
Avery
Dale Prough
Community
G. E. Ebbertt
Lafayette
Pipe Creek
Richland
Union Townships
Ruenama
Union
Anderson
Metro
ACSC
Metro ‘School Board
Verl Miller
Sound Off Answers Readers In Public Forum
Readers may write or call from five to six p m daily and identify themselves. Sound Off appears Wednesday Friday and Sunday. A letter asks how to reach Napoleon Hill and Louise Huebner, with Huebner’s address and publisher listed. Another seeks parts authorization for a Chicago water softener firm. the reply confirms repair and parts shipment after timely Chicago contact.
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Napoleon
Huebner
Los Angeles
Rome Drive
Calif
Nash Publi Co
Sunset Boulevard
Chicago
Alexandra
Elwood Company
Paris
Welfare benefits cut as states curb aid trend reverses
A confidential federal survey shows many states reducing welfare benefits reversing years of rising aid. Cuts up to 20 percent are noted as 12 more states consider reductions. four states see increases or possible rises. Maine Alabama Rhode Island Kansas Georgia New Jersey New Mexico South Dakota Nebraska listed for definite cuts. California faces legal debate over work relief tied to welfare eligibility amid White House HEW disagreement.
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Washington
Mac Ha
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
John G.veneman
District of Columbia
New York
Maine
Alabama
Rhode Isand
Kan‘sas
Georgia
New Jersey
New Mexico
South Dakota
Nebraska
California
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
Reagan
White House
Teachers and Board Near Money Fight in Negotiations
Negotiations between Anderson Association and Indiana State Teachers Association affiliates and the school board stall over money and salary schedules. Officials say 1972 contracts should be signed soon, but unresolved issues include funding, tax rate impact, and a revised budget. No meetings are scheduled as state tax decisions and budget projections shape the stalled talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceacne
Anderson Association
Indiana State Teachers ’Association
Famiatons Inca
State Board of Tax Commissioners
County Council Opens Budget Review With Salary Requests
The county council kicked off the first day of examining 1972 budget requests on salaries for the clerk, auditor, sheriff and other offices. A 9 a.m. session in the courthouse basement will continue today to review township and remaining department requests as officials discuss across the board pay hikes and personnel needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners
Board of” Education
Highway Department
Department of Weights and Measures
Loren McDaniel
Westside Center Continues Full Summer Program
Anderson's Westside Community Center remains open with normal hours from 10 am to 8 pm daily and 10 am to 5 pm Saturdays. The pool operates noon to 5 pm daily despite recent structural damage to the basement ceiling from water leakage. Repairs are estimated at 1000 dollars but funds are unavailable, and the center reports no curtailment of summer programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Westside Community Center
Primus Mootry
Anderson Park Board
Tourists Told Of Dangers In National Parks Hazards
AP Special Assignment Team examines major park hazards and safety steps after a Yellowstone incident where a nine year old boy died on Crested Pool despite warnings. The piece cites Wind currents, lack of guardrails, and need for clearer communications as Park Service seeks improvements.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
James
Amy Hecht
Yellowstone National Park
Andy
Hechts
Yellowstone
Crested Pool
Ust
Anuly
Park Service
James Hecht
Richmond
Crested ‘Pool
Bearsision
John Hast
Smoky Mountains
Deputy Harold Smith Resigns From Sheriff Office
Deputy Harold Smith submitted his resignation to Sheriff John Gunter. Smith had returned to Anderson after a two week absence during which an all points bulletin sought information on his whereabouts. Gunter praised his effort and said a replacement decision would be made later.
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Miet
Harold Smith
John
Herald Today area deaths and features notice
The Herald Today lists Anderson and Madison County area deaths on page 2, new arrivals on page 2, editorials and opinion on pages 4 and 5, Accent on Women on pages 6 and 7, racing results and sports highlights on page 19, livestock and financial news on page 2, daily features and comic strips on pages 30 and 31, with classified ads centered from pages 8 to 35.
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Anderson
Madison County
Advernar's Comment Leads to Quiet Colleague Bet
Fragmentary ad style note mentions an average to find out about a Colt 643-5371 number and a bet. Conversation hints at wagering and quiet selling. No clear event or people beyond vague references.
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Anderson's
Herald
Joe Bays
State Board of Accounts
MSD
Frank van Slyke
Claude Welles
Community School Corporation
Miei
Prough
Ebbertt
Welles
Pave Tor
Napoleon Hill
Louise Huebner
Par, Elwood
HEW
State Commission
Ers
AFT
Keith Millikan
AEA
Paul Bradford
Wither Teachers’ Group
Anderson ‘Community School "Corporation
C. DeVar Litien
County Council
Council Mengers
Surveyor
Westside Center
National Park
the Park Service
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