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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1970
Page
15
Multiple small ads list job openings and services including hair salon clientele, lawn care, tree removal, upholstery, house raising, and office positions. Listings mention contact numbers and brief job requirements such as reception, typing, bookkeeping, machinist, cashier, and cook duties.
Washington AP five women scientists and technicians spent two weeks underwater at Great Lameshur Bay Virgin Islands as part of Tek tite II a joint Interior Department project with General Electric NASA says the test supports including women in astronaut programs the team led by Sylvia Earle and including Renate Schlenz True Anne Hartline Szmant and Margaret Ann Lucas proved capable in a hostile environment and NASA may start considering women for space roles.
Helen Rog ers Reid longtime New York Herald Tribune publisher died at her Fifth Avenue home after a brief illness. Born in Appleton Wisconsin she joined the paper in 1918 rising to vice president in 1922 and later president and publisher after her husband's death. Her son Whitelaw Reid succeeded her as chairman in 1988 after she resigned.
ALEXANDRIA The Alex School Board accepted the resignation of fifth grade teacher Mildred Hieart and hired Mary Kathryn Johnson of Cleveland Ohio to replace her. Lawrence Nelson reported the Ebbert I Brown Architectural Firm will inspect wiring at Cunningham School and draw up rewiring specifications. The board accepted a bid from Standard Oil Company for fuel oil at 11.45 cents per gallon and tabled bids on light bulbs.
A family spokesman said Mrs. Aristotle Onassis will celebrate her 41st birthday Tuesday at the family's Ionian Sea retreat. John F Kennedy Jr and Caroline joined her for a quiet day as the former First Lady and Aristotle Onassis, the Greek millionaire, were married two months ago.
Michigan City Indiana reports a life-term convict Wilbur Davis aged 40 escaped Monday from a work assignment outside the walls of Indiana State Prison. Davis, 6 feet 3 inches tall and 200 pounds, was sentenced in Hancock County in 1964 on kidnapping charges after leaping a fence in a permitted trustee compound.
Harry C. Purcell of Kokomo was chosen commander of the Indiana Department of the Veterans of World War I during a three day convention that concluded Sunday in Indianapolis.
Indianapolis named a finalist in the All American Cities Awards along with 21 other cities from about 100 entries. The 11 winners will be chosen early next year in a Look Magazine and National Municipal League program. Finalists present in Portland on Aug 24 25 before a two member jury.
A dense OCR fragment lists newspaper classified items by category. It references lost and found, personals, special notices, eateries, business services, carpentry, cement and masonry, cemetery plots for sale, funeral directors, hauling, tax service, plumbing and heating, heating and air conditioning, employment, sales, building materials, farm supplies, flowers, fruits, livestock, rentals, apartments, houses for rent, real estate, autos for sale, and miscellaneous.
The Tokyo Metropolitan government issued a smog warning for the fifth straight day at noon Monday and urged residents to stay indoors as much as possible. The warning was lifted three hours later, with no further details on effects or health advisories.
The notice outlines ad layout rules for classified ads including line length limits space charges and a 12 point light faced type. It mentions effective parcel discount for saverttetsing and cost at the site plus one line of point type and a one line charge.
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