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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1968
Page
3
The name of a man who died nearly a year after an Interstate 74 accident in Shelby County was added to Indiana’s 1967 traffic fatality toll on Wednesday, setting an all time calendar year record.
State police say no record confirms Archie W. McNicholas died four months after a 1966 injury count. his widow filed a $495 500 damages suit this March for a two car crash in Indiana. The accident report lists injuries but death is unconfirmed.
The North Anderson Free Methodist Youth received badges plaques and awards for completing Herald and Cadet requirements. Recipients included Cheri Malson Christi Holliday Patty McMary Capps Kevin Hanry and Mark Constable among others with top honors going to Cheri Malsor Mary Capps and Kevin Hanry and Mark Constable for six years of service and the Fairhair award.
Indiana University presents construction and rehabilitation budgets to the State Budget Agency. The plan highlights regional campus spending totaling about 85,084 with major allocations to the Medical Center and expansions across Indianapolis South Bend Kokomo and other campuses. Bloomington sees 41,874 for its main campus plus funds for a chemistry building and sciences additions.
Berlin Mayor Klaus Schuetz urged crisis counter measures by the United States Britain and France against East Germany. He warned new East German taxes and visa rules threaten West Berlin and opposed any use of force. The Kremlin backed East German controls while Washington prepared responses after talks with allies.
Chief Petty Officer Richard W. Mason U S Navy recently was named Pacific Fleet Training Command Man of the Month for outstanding leadership professional performance and conduct. He designed a sonar modification and developed Prone Testing to emphasize student achievement while teaching in the Submarine Sonar Branch. He is active in scholastic work at Mesa Evening College and has been nominated for the Navy League's Parsons Award.
The May U.S. unemployment rate stayed at 3.5 percent for a second month, with 2.4 million jobless and 75.9 million employed. Average hourly wage rose to 2.82 dollars and weekly earnings to 106.08 dollars amid seasonal adjustments and gains across trade, finance, services, government, manufacturing, and construction.
Judy Repshas, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Repshas of Luzerne, has been in a coma for nine months. Doctors diagnose aposte nophical syndrome sleeping sickness and see no medical method to awaken her. The report follows a Kingston AP dispatch.
The Rural Electrification Administration announced three Indiana loan commitments to utilities to extend service. Colfax Telephone Co. Inc. gets 400000 to serve 158 new subscribers and 402 existing ones. Sullivan County REC M C serves 250 new customers with 1100000 for 16 miles. Wabash County Corp. receives 875000 to build 100 miles of line serving 200 new customers.
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