Indiana appellate court upholds paint maker liability in fatal case
The Indiana Appellate Court ruled a paint company liable for damages after a customer's death from highly flammable reducer fumes. The $25,000 award to the decedent’s estate was upheld, tied to a 1965 incident involving a retail customer using the product in a storage area with a water heater. The lengthy decision confirms product liability for hazardous solvent exposure in a consumer setting.
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Questionable cleaning tips and mixed household advice
The fragment discusses sprinkling sisal on water areas and varnish usage, then vacuuming. It proposes cleaning methods for Gadd surfaces and plastic, with vague steps and a later mention of a saline bath and polishing tools. It also asks about keeping rice grains separate, suggesting adding a small amount of an unspecified substance.
Mrs Kappeler Named to EWSC Golden Circle Honorary
Mrs Pamela K Kappeler daughter of Mr and Mrs John Benner 131% W lat St has been named to membership in the EWSC Golden Circle senior women's honorary for the 1970 71 academic year Members now juniors are limited to 60 and are selected by secret ballot Mrs Kappeler a graduate of Anderson High School 38 majoring in business education at EWSC
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Andre Son
Eastern Washinton State College
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John Benner
Kanpeler
Anderson High School
EAVSC
Bridge hand and household tips in a cluttered column
A sprawling column mixes a bridge game analysis with household advice. It recounts an opening lead and misplay by declarer, then shifts to home hacks about cedar oil, sponges, and bathroom honesty tests. The piece reads like a late night jumble of game notes and practical tips.
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Faith and Immortality Sermon by Julien C. Hyer
A religious meditation asserts soul immortality through faith, citing Paul and Jesus. The speaker argues death is a doorway to life eternal and frames mortality as a transient state revealed by divine grace.
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Paul
Jesus
Grain price report from Indianapolis elevators
AP wire notes Indianapolis area grain prices at local elevators with mixed bids. Corn No 2 yellow shelled old 1.16 to 1.20 per bushel. oats No 2 white 0.65. soybeans No 1 yellow old 2.40 to 2.60 and new 1.33 to 2.34. wheat No 7 category 1.16 to 1.25 per bushel.
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Grain Market
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Area
Try and Stop Me by Hennett Cerf
A humorous, disjointed pastiche featuring wartime buzz and spoof exchanges in a chaotic tone. It parodies media, aviation, and political topics with garbled names and satirical quips, mentioning Vietnam, Brazil, and Rio, plus a jab at a secretary and a prison guard scenario.
Is This Your Problem by Joyce Br a a one
Parents worry as a 1-year-old son drives home with his best friend when an accident kills the friend. The letter discusses adolescent grief, guilt, overprotectiveness, and possible need for psychiatric counseling with guidance from The Anderson Herald Syndicate.
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Anderson Man to Attend Utility Conclave
Bernard F. Adams of Madison Avenue Anderson will attend a three day Young Men's Utility Conference June 10 to 12 at the University of Notre Dame South Bend. Public Service Indiana and other investor owned utilities will be represented by about 50 employees from across the state. Talks from David A. Hamill and George Kelley are on the agenda along with construction updates at the Donald Cook nuclear plant in Bridgman Michigan.
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Bernard F. Adams
Madison Ave
Anderson
Public Service
Indiana
Noblesville Generating Sa
Indiana Electric Association
University Ofotra Dame
South Bend
David A. Hamill
Rural Electrification Administration
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Moebacker
Notre Dame
Michigan Electric Company
Donald Cook
Bridgman, Mich
Jalace Trainee Assigned to Fort Knox Unit
Private James T. Jalace, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jalace of RE 3, is assigned to Company A, 1st Battalion, 4th Brigade, at the Army Training Center Armee Fort Knox Kentucky.
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Joe Jalace
4Th Brigade
Army Training Center Armee
Fort Knox
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