Area Students Face Narrow Summer Job Prospects
Area schools close for summer leaving thousands to hunt for work. State Employment Service and local firms report far fewer openings than in recent years. Farm companies in Tipton County plan to hire about 10,000 students for corn detasseling as new corn varieties resist blight. Both boys and girls over 13 from surrounding counties may apply, with city jobs also a major source.
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Anderson
Deleo-Remy Nor
Guide
Armstrong
Scelia Adams
Tipton County
State Employment Service
Anderon
Roy Shepherd
Shepherd
Tom
Madison County approves low bid for courthouse bonds
American Fletcher National Bank and Shearson Hammill & Co win the 4 million bond issue for Madison County courthouse financing. The bid yields about 3.25 percent in 1972 up to 6 percent in 1991, with AFNB earning roughly 36 thousand dollars over 20 years. Delivery to occur after July 1 in Indianapolis.
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American Fletcher National Bank and
Shearson, Hammill ‘and Company
Madison County
APNB
Indianapolis
Indiana
Marion Withers
Withers
Northern Bank Note Company of
Chicago
Corang O
Carl R. Koesters
AFNB
Dow Jones National
Bond Purc
Koester
Moody Financial Services
New York City
American Fletcher National Bank
Shearson, Hammill and Company
Madion County
Carlin Dawson
Cliton Paddock
George Baker
Dawson
Christine McCormick
Travis Tunis
Leo Bobb
Merion Withers
Herald
Estes Back as Anderson High School Head Coach
Raymond Estes will return to lead the Anderson High School basketball team next season, after two years as an assistant at Vanderbilt. He brings a career 253–105 record and previously built Anderson into a sectional and regional contender, with a homecoming framed by a multi-application selection process.
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Raymond
Ray” Estes
Anderson High School
Estes
Roy Skinner
Vander Bilt University
Nashville, Tenn
Woody Neel
Noel B
Charles Cummings
Maurice Robinson
Jack Harless
Nee
Mer College
Mer High School
Cummings
Douglass
Waterbilt
Anderson
Tribe
Wich
Indianapolis Washington
Michigan City
Ray
Indians
Indianapolis
Madison
Larry Humes
ABS
Ken Johnson
Piaone
Tom
Pope
Sound Off Q&A sets and station info guidance
Public Q A column outlines hours 1 2 pm Mon Wed and 1 3 pm Sat for questions. Readers urged to identify themselves and send letters when lines busy. Indiana car abandonment rules noted with state sale after 60 9 days. Channel 40 Ward info line and listings guidance provided.
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the Herald
Meier Finds Historic Cash Hoard in Attic West of Francisco
Thomas Meier and wife Beverly uncovered three shoe boxes of cash including a 1908 $1,000 gold note while cleaning an old farmhouse attic near Francisco Indiana. Deputies and a conservation officer verified the bills then counted and deposited the money in a bank under the deputy’s supervision.
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Francisco
Ind
Thomas Meier
Beverly
Glory
Meiers
Indiana
Meier
George Rehnquist
Prince's
Slaying of Chilean Antileftist Politician Rocks Allende Govt
Gunmen killed prominent antileftist politician Jamundo Perez Zujovie in Santiago in an ambush that prompted Allende to impose emergency measures and a curfew. Security forces hunted three suspects, including Ronald Rivera Calderon, amid accusations by Christian Democrats and the National party of leftist-group involvement.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
Jamundo Perez Zujovie
Christian Democratic
Perez Zujovie
Allefende
Christian Democrats
National Party
Ronald Rivera Calderon
Organized People's Vanguard
Rivera Calderon
Senate approves 2.7 billion pay hike for armed forces
The Senate reversed to pass a 2.7 billion pay increase for the armed forces, brushing aside Nixon admin requests for 1 billion. It also set votes on a two year draft extension, including a June 16 vote on the Hatfield McGovern amendment and a plan to end Indochina war funding by December 31.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Gordon Allott
R-Cole
Senate Armed Services Committee
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Allott
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
City Readies for Potential Nationwide Phone Strike
Local Bell manager John A. Johnson says Anderson would see little effect due to extensive computerization while non automated repair work and certain calls could be disrupted. Union leader Joseph A. Beirne warns a nationwide strike is very likely with 500000 workers involved and cites wage demands and contract expirations as factors.
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Anderson
Bell
John A. Johnson
Afl-Cio Communications Workers of America
Johnson
Beirne
National Union
Indianapolis
Columbus
New York
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Miami
Bell System
Kansas City
New federal laws stiffen penalties for hard drug pushers
Ninth in a series explains how laws curb marijuana penalties for personal possession while intensifying punishments for professional pushers. It notes federal reform reduces some terms for simple possession but imposes at least ten years for first hard narcotic offenses and up to life with fines up to one hundred thousand dollars. Debate over legalization of marijuana continues.
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Alton Blanesuse
Associated Press
Nebraska
Texas
Eve
Colomn
Meralde elon wanted goods advertised in the paper
A reader praises finding desired items in the newspaper and notes the ad helped place an order despite a short two day window. The message mentions a price point and a positive customer experience with Meralde elon want ods.
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Ccal State Employment Service
Calomn
AHS
Spiro Agnew
Broadmoor International Hotel
Colorado Springs
Col
Ir Force ‘Academy
UPI
Missouri
Stoon
Ward
Channel 40
Noblesville
Ca.a
Anderson Herald
Tele-Visit
WFYI
National Educational Televivision
NET
Christian Democratic Party
Army
Joseph A. Beirne
The
Communications Workers
Jennson
Labbor
AFL+ ‘CIO
Mutual Broadcasting System
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