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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1975
Page
4
A vintage feature promotes quick daily exercises to firm the neck and face, arguing an “heck line” shows age. It outlines several isometric routines with eight count holds, recommending Lowman’s booklets and mail requests to The Herald for further guidance and beauty tips.
Miss Melanie Ann Sanders and Jay Scott Douglass plan a lawn wedding at four fourteen p.m. at the Sanders home in Honeycreek near St. Rd 3. The bride, Shenandoah High School and Ball State University senior, will graduate in 1976 with an elementary education degree and works at the College Sweet Shoppe. The groom, son of Clell and Mrs Douglass of Muncie, is Burris High School alumni and a Ball State staff member.
ATLANTA The civil rights movement faces financial strain as funding shrinks and interest wanes. NAACP leaders describe broad funding troubles, while SCLC ties to the Pensacola fishermen case draw scrutiny amid claims of a waning era for the movement.
Seven Anderson residents are among winners in the Mid Central Indiana Poetry Contest. Richard Smith and Rosina Clifford of Anderson share third place, Joan Vaya of Carmel wins, with Martha Vaughn Gail Brant Judith Trimble gaining honorable mentions. Two special mentions go to Mark Gardener and Germaine Keogh. A July 13 tea at the Henry County Historical Museum honored recipients.
Hawthorne California AP reports a toy company unveils Growing Up Skipper, a doll that tilts its left arm to trigger a modest height change and waist shift, marking puberty. Manufacturer Mutter Inc. cites independent testing with about 500 families and notes some parental objections over turning growth into a toy while others see value in sparking dialogue.
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