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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1969
Page
13
A women’s fitness piece describes a floor exercise to stretch the trunk with alternating reaches and gradually increasing knee bend. A reader asks about sleep needs and finds the average around seven hours, teens needing about nine. The column also notes that very tall hats can overwhelm a short figure, advising against large hats for someone five feet tall.
A math puzzle asks for George's current age when John who is 48 is twice George’s age when John matched George’s present age. Working it, George is 36. The piece also notes ear piercing is safe with medical guidance and provides contact routing through the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
The Readers Courtroom weighs whether Martha should contribute to Bob's college expenses after custody shifted to Thomas. The judge notes both parents owe support and finds changing circumstances justify Martha paying part of the increased costs despite her own finances and study. State laws vary. consult a family lawyer for guidance.
Teen astrology notes a Gemini moon spotlighting quick dates and social moves while Taurus faces budgeting risk. Aries profits ideas, Libra studies distant news, Scorpio money ties with partners, Aquarius romance and praise, Pisces urges valuing home and family.
The fragmentary text presents a set of repeated poem and acronym fragments with unclear source context. It mentions CBS WISH and a sequence of letters and numbers that resemble a coded or partial headline. No identifiable persons or events are extractable.
A 25 member Judicial Conference panel issued ethics resolutions restricting federal judges from accepting fees outside judicial duties without approval and requiring annual asset and income disclosures. The panel, called by Chief Justice Earl Warren, said Supreme Court justices are not bound by these rules.
Sangamon County Chief Circuit Court Judge Paul Verticchio heard arguments on a suit challenging the legality of the upcoming Constitutional Convention. An opinion was promised for Friday as the matter could go to the Illinois Supreme Court. Robert Livingston filed the suit for taxpayers, argued by James Oatis. Frank McGarr said the case would be appealed regardless of the circuit court ruling. Oral arguments before the Supreme Court were set for Thursday.
Dr Norman Vincent Peale will conduct religious services at the White House on Sunday. President Nixon’s policy since January has been to hold services in the East Room rather than attend church.
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