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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1969

Page

9

Senior Citizen Apartments Dedicated in Bloomfield Indiana

Bloomfield Indiana hosts the dedication of a seven story senior housing project totaling 81 000 square feet with 53 apartments. Senator R Vance Hartke and Representative John T Myers attended as local officials highlighted by Bloomfield High School band. The $1.4 million project features self service elevators and ground level access across upper six floors with a resident manager on site. Ceremony led by L Overpeck and Stanley M Barkley included the Bloomfield Housing Authority and local dignitaries with guests from Linton and Greene County.

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New Albany Man Faces Murder Charges

Gilbert L Windell 23 of New Albany was arrested on a preliminary murder charge for the slaying of his father Gilbert Windell 47. The elder Windell was shot three times in the head Thursday night at his New Albany apartment during a construction project in Utica Clark County. No motive listed.

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Women Ministers Lead Salvation Army Ranks Worldwide

The Salvation Army, with about 3,000 of its 5,000 ordained ministers being women, asserts official equality in ministry. Capt Frances Clark notes women have long held prominent roles, contrasting denominational limits elsewhere. The Army traces origins to 1865 in England and emphasizes women's equal rights in spreading the gospel.

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Water Project Boosts Hong Kong Reservoir Capacity

The government on Friday unveiled a 12 million dollar scheme to expand local reservoir capacity from 37 million to 118 million gallons by 1976 to meet rising water demand in the colony.

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Flying High Shows New Craze For Kites

A feature notes kite flying evolving into adult leisure with Boston festival draws 6000 participants in 44 classes. It highlights global practices from Japan to India, and cites the American Kitefliers Association in Silver City NM.

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Deans Appointed to Indiana Common School Fund Commission

Governor Whitcomb named four deans from Indiana State Ball State Indiana Purdue to the Common School Fund Building Commission. The panel can authorize school construction loans as part of funding oversight.

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Loan sharks in Indianapolis pull massive juice payments

Police say Indianapolis loan sharks likely collect several million dollars annually in "juice" payments. Victims report aggravated assaults and even homicides tied to the operators. One borrower paid 200 dollars to borrow 200 dollars then paid over 2000 dollars weekly yet owed the principal. Enforcers may threaten violence to collect debts. Police urge victims to file complaints. A second item notes Moscow hosts an 8700 mile line linking Europe and Japan for direct telecommunication.

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