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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1972
Page
1
The Treasury plans to inject funds to spur refinancing and ease borrowing, but analysts say any effect on mortgage and short term rates will lag the full cycle. Some expect a later, not immediate, impact, with bankers anticipating $22 to $27 billion in refinancing this summer.
The Salvation Army will honor shut‑ins in nursing homes county homes and hospitals via radio ministry at 7 28 am Sunday broadcast from WAUT led by territorial commander Commissioner Clyde Cox of Chicago. Capt Donald Hickey invites the public to tune in for entertainment and relief.
The new federal law signed by President Nixon expands black lung benefits. Totally disabled surface miners and widows may now be eligible for monthly payments. pending claims will be reviewed, with decisions applying to undecided cases. Aimed at miners and dependents, applications can be filed at local Social Security offices.
Four nations tour ends with Poland where Nixon and Polish leaders signed a modest accord on a joint project involving Minister Rogers and five Poles. Polish crowds greeted him while noting the contrast to Moscow talks. The main outcome was a plan to expand consumer industries and finance growth, with Nixon returning to a joint session in Congress to report on travels.
The article explains two ways to collect from Medicare for doctor bills. The common method has the Social Security office or Blue Shield in Indianapolis process the claim. the applicant fills a form, attaches receipts, and Blue Shield determines allowable charges. A check for 99 percent of allowed charges minus a $9 yearly deductible is issued. The second method, via assignment, has the doctor file and mail forms. the patient pays 50 percent after a $50 deductible, and the doctor accepts Blue Shield determinations on allowable charges.
About 903 members of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce will host Republican gubernatorial candidate Dr. Bowen at a public luncheon. The event will feature Bowen outlining his policies on foreign and domestic issues as part of a Chamber public affairs program. Tickets are available at the Chamber office, 612.
Meadowbrook church hosts a noon to afternoon program honoring graduating high school seniors. Guest speaker is Dale Brown of Ferguson, Missouri, with Richard Nixon noted as a distant policy leader.
Police Chief Paddy Jercetsan orders city roadblocks with Traffic Division checking driver licenses registrations and current plates. Captain Marvin Cosvel directs the effort with daily location changes. Motorists are warned to verify licenses and registrations and note the final month for obtaining 1972 plates.
The Madison County Sheriff Merit Board discussed budgets and salaries Thursday night. Maj Don Stoops was tasked to prepare comparison charts of salaries in comparable counties and to include local industry and police departments for context.
School leaders discuss sharing information with teachers on policy decisions. Aides in playgrounds and cafeteria supervision cited as examples of policy areas sometimes reviewed by boards. AFT opposes administrator advisers while AFA appears neutral. Board president Litton favors AAA process pending property valuations and refund impacts.
Bobby Baker, freed on parole in Lewisburg, says he remains innocent of charges. The former Senate aide, once influential in Democratic leadership, faced tax evasion and fraud counts. He plans a book and discusses past business ventures and a $10 million condo project.
Delary A Teter from Anders College with chemistry ties to Southern California is named in a grant to Indiana University led program. The gift funds lectures, labs, and a field trip to a catalytic research lab, with 120 Anderson College staff participation and collaboration with Rice University and Texas A&M.
An electrical fire at 2100 E Thirt St early Thursday caused extensive smoke damage to a house owned by Lawyerée T Withers. Assistant Chief Richard Dean said the 8:47 a.m. call sent Rescue 1 and Unit 20 crews to the scene. The kitchen was damaged by fire and smoke filled the home. firefighters remained on scene for about minutes.
Obituary notices from Anderson Indiana and nearby Madison County list Verle Jessup 72 of 1830 Walmut St dying at St John s Hospital after illness. Survived by widow Betta six children and multiple grandchildren. Funeral at Byker Heatters Funeral Home with interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Also Sally John son 96 of Owstey County Kentucky died in Smitley with service at Grant City Wesleyan Church and burial Glencove Cemetery Knightstown. Harry Wakefield Jarry 84 of Morton St died at St John s Hospital after two week illness. survived by widow Anna daughter Flossie and several siblings. funeral at Brown and Butt Funeral Home with burial Iron Memorial Park Cemetery.
Four gunmen raided the Way’s auto Works plant in Milan and escaped with nearly $330,000 in payroll money. Workers were in the building when the heist occurred, police said the bandits fled in a likely stolen Alfa Romeo.
Sthamer time is near and vacation season brings mixed feelings as people travel far and encounter unfamiliar faces. The message stresses sensible cautions, driving carefully, and looking after loved ones whether at home or abroad. A pleasant, profitable, and joyful trip is encouraged for travelers and those they meet.
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