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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1972

Page

2

Hill Slumps In GOP Bid Amid Tax Reform Remarks

Hill, Indiana Public Service Commission chairman and candidate for governor, told about 30 Madison County delegates he opposed massive statewide tax increases and favored limited government. He also said he would not oppose local option income taxes and claimed rising support despite media skepticism. Frontrunners Bowen and Gutman were identified as leading contenders, with internal county politics noted regarding Marion County.

W.W. “Dub” Hill Indiana Public Service Commission Indiana Madison County Hill Edgar D. Whitcomb PSCI State Bureau of Motor Vehicles Madison GOP Otis Bowen Bremen Phillip Gutman Fort Wayne Indiana State Senate Bowen Marion County Whitcomb L. Keith Bulen Owen William Sharp

Blue State Leader Johnson Takes Helm at Local 662

John Johnson, 38, elected chairman of the Blue State union. He aims to involve more youth, expand internal programs, and push plans for a revised retirement 30 and Out, pension equity, and dental coverage. Johnson has 21 years at Delco Remy and 13 years in unions, including chairing the GM national bargaining. He seeks to run the local by the book while maintaining community relations.

Rful Blue Slate Ick West Ronny Caststeal Jim Butler Chuck Newman Bob Vance Bruce Stone Richard D. Watson Bill Haston Johnson Blue Local 662 Delco-Remy General Motors Blue State Party

Cathay Pacific jetliner crash kills 81 in Vietnam

The four engine Convair 880 crashed in the central highlands near Cheo Reo, apparently killing all 81 aboard. Among the dead are Thomas J. Kenny, 50, his wife Roberta, 46, and their children Kathleen 21, Daniel 20, Mary Jane 16, and Colleen 13 from Wisconsin. Other Americans listed include passengers boarding in Singapore and Bangkok. Initial reports suggested a collision, later treated as possible in-flight breakup.

Saigon Central Highlands Wisconsin West Bend Wis Thomas J. Kenny B.C. Ziegler Co Roberta Kathleen Daniel Mary Jane Colleen Cathay Pacific Singapore Andrew Kenny Andrew Pick Kenny M.R. Thorne Kenneth Graham Richard Lee Diane Lee Bangkok Richard J. Meechan John Widaman Lyons F. Livingston Anne Heidi Livingston James Philip Kiser John D. Widaman II Indiana University Hong Kong South Vietnam Cheo Reo Convair Vietnam Japan Airlines New Delhi Asia

State Hospital Patients Seek Guardianship Amid Fees Doubt

State welfare officials removed 73 former mental health patients from a Logansport home after a May 26 health board inspection. They lacked funds for attorney fees and relatives had not pursued guardianship. One patient at Posey County faced long travel, while some residents showed improved signs after reclassification.

Schrenker the Herald Anderson J. Cramer Alldredge Cynthiana Posey County

Dillinger foe Sullivan to tell his story on NBC TV

Gangland lore centers on the Lady in Red and a Chicago officer who quit the force to hunt Dillinger after a fellow officer was shot. Sullivan recaps gang life with quotes from Dillinger and other outlaws, while noting sentiment of defeat and inevitability of the law. Sullivan appears on NBC at 11:15 a.m. to share his tale.

Ter Gary Chicago Dillinger Sullivan Cole Younger America Frank James J. C. Sullivan NBC

Angry Pendleton residents fret over phone bill hikes

Mrs. Wolff voices anger at General Telephone cost increases claiming many small businesses rely on personal phones for work. She cites a 44 percent rise for her business use while others see 17 percent hikes and asks for a full explanation from GTE. Copies sent to officials and PS Commission chair. Areas in Madison County served include Frankton and Pendleton.

GTE Hensler Public Service Commission Indianapolis Frankton Pendleton Mechanicsburg Shirley Perkinsville Madison County General Telephone

Whitcomb Backs Judge Sharp For Indiana Governor

Gov. Whitcomb endorsed Judge William T. Sharp for governor as Indiana GOP delegates gathered in Indianapolis for a $100 dinner amid the June 23 convention fight. AP tallying showed campaigns claiming 700 delegates each for Sharp and Gutman, with Hill claiming 150 plus, Webb minimal, and Gutman noting up to 500 uncommitted. Total estimates reached about 3,000, above the 2,083 delegates available.

Indianapolis Edgar D. Whitcomb William T. Sharp Sharp Phillip E. Gutman Fort Wayne Publc Service Commission W. W. Hill Jr Robert Webb Rt. 1 Arcadia Gutman Webb

Wayne Moore Serious After Auto Crash

Wayne Moore a 39 year old Anderson resident is in serious condition in the intensive care unit at St John s Hospital after an early morning crash at 6 02 am at County Roads 1505 and 300E. The Madison County police department reports the collision involved a vehicle driven by David Barton 30 Ri 7 and Moore was taken to St John s Hospital and admitted to intensive care.

Anderson St. John’s Hospital Madison County Police Department Wayne Moore E. Fourth St David Barton

Brock urges GOP gains as youth drive Indiana dinner crowd

Indiana Republicans packed the Victory Dinner with about 2,000 attendees who paid 100 dollars each. Senator Brock told them the party has grown stronger by peeling away Democrat support among conservatives and the young, and urged welcoming disillusioned Democrats. He attacked liberal policies, defended Nixon, and floated Connally as a possible vice presidential pick while praising Agnew as a popular figure.

Indianapolis U.S William Brock Brock Tennessee Kathy Garver Young People’s Committee Nixon Harold W Handley Indiana Katzenjammer Birch, Bayh Vance Hartke Democrat Party Republican Party Ted Kennedy George McGovern Columbia Club Secretary of the Treasury John Connally Agnew Billy Graham

New Arrivals Born at Local Hospitals to Several Families

Birth notices list multiple families with newborns at St. John’s and Community Hospitals. New mothers include Dallas Foster, Roosevelt McKenzie, Fred Shank, Steven Thornburg, James Holland, Rick Hubble, Leslie Camp ree, Juan Gutierrez, and Richard Hargrove. One baby born to William Seal at Ft. Bliss is a girl. Grandparents named: Lawrence Phipps and William Seal with addresses on Alexandria Pike and Chase Avenue.

St. John's Hospital Dallas Foster E. 31St St Roosevelt McKenzie Halford Fred Shank Steven Thornburg Alexandria Community Hospital Rick Hubble Harrison Leslie Campree Alexandria Pike Spec William Seal Ft. Bliss Texas Lawrance Phipps Chase

Death of Harry Salinsky 82 Brother of Anderson Residents

Harry Salinsky 82 longtime Far Rockaway New York resident died Thursday morning in Far Rockaway New York He formerly lived in Anderson Several sisters survive here Mrs Walter Johnson Mrs Sam Mosely and Mrs Rose Quinn plus brothers and sisters in the east Services will be held at 1 30 p m today in Far Rockaway.

Harry Salinsky Anderson Far Rockaway New York Walter Johnson Sam Mosely Rose Quinn

A Thought on Fathers Day Reflections from a TV Jokester

A TV jokester recalls his Dad as a strong second story man who fibbed to Mom when late home. He notes the use of affection for Fathers Day and suggests remembering essential truths about fathers beyond gifts and trite labels.

Sele Dad

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