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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1971

Page

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Court challenge to Social Security numbers on driver licenses

Two women seek court order halting the use of Social Security numbers as license identifiers. They allege such use violates federal law and privacy, citing refusals at Elwood and Anderson license branches where operators were denied permits. Attorney Yurton calls the practice a violation of the Social Security Act and warns of a broader data-privacy risk.

Feans Tearner Bureau Miss Ridener Elwood Krane United States of America Red Yelton Jr

Nixon Meekly Sets Out Plan for China Visit

President Nixon announced a planned trip to the mainland of Communist China to confer with Premier Zhou Enlai before May 1972. The announcement, made in a nationally televised address, aims to thaw two years of tensions and seek normal relations while denying that the move targets any nation. Nixon sent Henry Kissinger to Peking for talks, stating the journey would be a step toward peace for future generations.

Angeles Nixon China Caon Enlai United States People’s Republic of China U States People's Republic of China N Washington James €. H. Shen Taipei Formosa United Nations Pamse Tom

Sound Off Letter Helps Readers Communicate

The column invites readers to write or call from 5 to 6 pm daily with identified names and a contact number. It notes weekly appearances on Wednesday Friday and Sunday and explains the policy for letters to the editor, including signing and civility requirements.

Herald Thamar Doc” Vermillion Riter The Vermillion

Phone Service Near Normal Amid Nationwide Strike

Telephone service stayed near normal across the nation on Thursday as 400000 AFL CIO CWA members struck. Vandalism disrupted some areas including Elgin Illinois and several California communities. Firebombings arson and egging of company vehicles were reported with workers arrested and police deployed in multiple cities.

Arthur Everett Associated Press Afl-Cio Communications Workers of America CWA Bell Telephone System Chicago Elgin Mundelein Aurora Libertyville

Teague Quits Indiana Bell Indy Position

State Senator Thomas Teague resigned from Indiana Bell in Indianapolis on Thursday to stay neutral in a labor dispute. He explained his refusal to cross CWA picket lines amounted to siding with the union, and he sought an unpaid leave of absence for the strike, which Bell did not grant.

San Francisco Yonkers N.Y Telephone Company Telephone ‘Company Cleveland Kansas City CWA Bell Meese Tor Page Calmn Thomas Teague D-Anderson Indiana Bell Indianapolis Teague

South Madison Board Budgets Teachers and Transfers

South Madison Community School Board wrestles with staffing for the year and a $21 375 transfer payment for 45 pupils to the Anderson Area Vocational Technical School The district also faced a $130 000 shortfall after state aid The principals Ernest Miller Karl Keller and H Ross Jackson urged needs for next year as the board plans to decide staff changes by Monday with eight of 18 retirements yet to be filled.

Pendleton South Madison Anderson Area Vocational-Technical School Ernest Miller Leton Heights High School Karl Keller Markleville H. Ross Jackson Pendle Ton South Elementetary Harold Smith John Fatzinger Fatzinger Keller Markleville Elementary South Elementary Jackson Mens Torn Te Pons Clem

New Arrivals and Madison County Deaths Summary

The Herald Today lists new arrivals and area deaths in Madison County on Page 2, with editorials and opinion pieces, health columns, women's interest features, sports highlights, and stock market notes across pages 5 to 16. Classified ads appear on Page 2.

Madison County New York

Door-To-Door Voter Registration Effort Expands

Alexandria deputies coordinate a door-to-door voter registration drive for the November 2 municipal election. Republican and Democratic precinct deputies will gather lists and verify residents 18 or older. Officials emphasize current registration exists. those eligible may register at the courthouse during business hours.

Madison County Shirley Todd Lucille Petterson Republican Board Herald George G. Jackson Aerson Alexandria Area Democrat

Officials Decline Raises for Electeds as COLA Clears Six

County Council announced no elected official will receive a raise next year while all appointed workers get a six percent cost of living adjustment. Anderson Township Trustee George Slinkard noted his staff, some 10 to 15 years, will still earn more than him despite the raise.

Anderson Township George Slinkard

Fragmented classified note with stray quotes and phone number

An unreadable ad fragment mentions calls and selling something in a paper with a brief contact string 0 Coll 6435371 and a reference to a want ad and quiche in a nonsensical layout

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