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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1970
Page
5
The Worry Clinic notes Nina a six year old middle child shows no cruelty to a newly adopted kitten. It explains middle children seek attention and may bond with pets, contrasting with the only child who may feel the pet threatens parental domination.
A reader argues for home birth over hospitals and urges state paid vacations for new mothers. She criticizes hospital beds as resting spaces and questions physician use of beds for observation, urging education and self care through resources like a 35 cent booklet.
Louise Thoresen pleaded innocent to murder in the Fresno death of her husband William E. Thoresen III a gun collector once linked to a massive arms seizure. Judge Harold Thompson set October 19 for trial and August 6 for bail arguments.
Senate leaders spar over Nixon budget as Democrats push cuts and warn of possible tax increases in 1971. Proxmire taunts Agnew with a jog challenge, while Scott links deficits to tax proposals.
New York AP reports Lillian Block managing editor of Religious News Service becomes vice president of the National Conference of Christians and Jews. The appointment places her in a leadership role within the umbrella organization that oversees the service and its operations.
Orval Doc Eubank of 10 Ringwood Way is elected vice president of the Central Division of Indiana Baptist Men. He previously led Harmony Association Men's Brotherhood for three years, has been hospitality chairman in Indiana Baptist Men's Work, and now serves on the First Baptist Church deacon board.
Marine Lance Corporal Hubert N. Hiatt Jr. son of Mrs. Madeline L. Whetzel of 2224 Louise St. is serving at the Marine Corps Air Station in Cherry Point North Carolina.
Justice Department figures show black registration in six Deep South states nears the total for the century prior to the Voting Rights Act five years after its passage. About 900 852 additional blacks and 1 073 100 whites have signed up since 1965, but an estimated one million of three million eligible blacks remain unfranchised on Aug 6. The act empowered federal examiners to register voters blocked by discriminatory practices in six states and other areas.
Debbie Reynolds headlines Starlight Musicals only 1970 variety show week July 27 to August 2 at Hilton A Brown Theatre Indianapolis. Rip Taylor co stars with The Unusual We and The Weight Watchers while Miriam Nelson choreographs. Curtain 8:30 p.m. weekdays and Saturdays. 7:30 p.m. Sundays.
Mrs. Ida Campbell of 3909 Laurel Ln attended a Richmond meeting of the 10th District Volunteers for Re-election of Congressman David W. Dennis to the U S Senate. Dennis spoke briefly to about 15 members on campaign activity and womens participation in the effort.
U S Air Force Sergeant Michael L Bassemer son of Mr and Mrs Jack Bassemer 3307 Canaday Dr is on duty at Bien Hoa Air Base Vietnam He serves as an administrative specialist with the 303rd Munitions Maintenance Squadron Pacific Air Forces He previously served at Edwards AFB California A 1966 graduate of Madison High School His wife Karen daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hunter 2225 East Lynn St lives with him in the area.
Preliminary charges of theft by deception and passing a forged instrument were filed in Harriet Britton's court against Wilbur Chastain 45 of 2721 Mounds Road after forged prescription slips used to obtain amphetamine drugs. A probable cause hearing is set for Wednesday. Chastain is bonded. In a separate case Betty Sapps 21 Rt 1 Markleville faces forged check charges after sheriff’s officers stopped reports of checks drawn on a rural couple.
In northern Rhodesia motorists are warned to beware drunken elephants after game wardens say ripe berries near Kariba ferment in the elephants and turning them into stagging nuisances.
A Penn Central tunnel fire near Grand Central caused smoke and chaos during rush hour. More than 1,000 riders evacuated via emergency exits and stairs with one man treated for smoke poisoning. power was cut and 60 trains delayed as flames were extinguished.
William J. Workson of Mr. and Mrs. Scotpls Winkman Rt 6 has advanced to sergeant in the U S Air Force. He serves as an aircraft mechanic at Eielson Air Force Base Alaska in a unit of the Air Weather Service. He is a Lapel High School graduate. His wife Anna is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Downs of New Castle.
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