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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1972
Page
32
McGovern aides outline a fund raising plan to borrow 4.5 million from wealthy donors this week to seed voter registration and telephoning drives. The private meeting cited a 36.5 million budget with 15 million from large donors and 1.25 million in phone deposits.
The Co Executrix of Luther Lutz estate offers at private sale two parcels in Anderson Indiana in Madison County Estate No E-72-140. The commercial property includes Lot 3 in the North Front with a three story brick building formerly Lutz Furniture Store and includes a 68 by 64 foot building footprint with steam heating elevator private parking 80 by 72 feet and loading space 28 feet wide along the east side.
Alabama Governor George Wallace said he has no plans for another presidential bid at this time. He will return to Alabama for intensive physical therapy after being paralyzed from a May 15 assassination attempt. His aides had hinted at a possible third party run, but Wallace gave no definite decision.
Mercy Hospital records show multiple arrivals including Ralph Hobbs Frankton Max Spivey Jimmie Wilson Leo Tanzilli Hebert Laycock Jack Bayse Melvin Gibson Mrs Lowell Alexander Mrs Esther Jackley James Comer Mrs Dale Daughterty Frank Brown Mrs Nellie Hood Mrs Ruth Toney Mrs Ralph Dowler Mrs Paul Shreck Mrs Leland Boyer. Dismissals include Mrs William Benson Mrs Miriam Green Mrs Gary Burton and baby Jimmie Wilson Ralph Woodside Charles Humphrey Mrs Corey McCord Mrs Fred Creamer Charlotte Rittenhouse Bert Fisher. A birth is reported for Dennis Pratt at Orestes. Rittenhouse was transferred to Ball Memorial Hospital.
News from the Democratic convention reports Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton of Missouri as the chosen vice presidential candidate after a day of rumors. McGovern aides said Eagleton was the man voters can count on, with no other names confirmed.
Mobile homes shown on spacious lots at Redbud Park, 1800 West 38th Street. Contact Ph. 644-4479 for details and showroom schedule.
Public auction of household furniture and miscellany from a retired Guide Lamp employee. Items include living room, family room, dining room sets, bedrooms, sewing machine, kitchenware, tools, Christmas decor, lawn items, and vinyl records. Auctioneer is Egg M. Hood. owners Mr and Mrs R J Slick Key. Dates listed as July 8 14 19.
In Jerusalem Nixon declares the United States committed to Israel’s survival and a just peace in the Middle East. He addresses the Zionist Organization of America convention and cites Moscow talks to Soviet leaders on America’s steadfast resolve.
Salt Lake City reports the Mormon temple began in 1853 and finished around 1893 after four decades of construction. The project cost about four million dollars.
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