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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1972

Page

2

GOP Delegates Face $10 Fee for Credentials

Indiana GOP delegates, still lacking certificates of election, face paying a $10 party fee to receive credentials at a Thursday Essex House caucus in Indianapolis. Officials note county clerks should deliver certificates directly to delegates, raising questions of legality and proxy power held by county chairmen.

GOP Essex House Indianapolis State Election Board Gates Wayne Huffman Seybert Madison County Herald Jeff Atteberry

Teachers wage dispute sparks contract rejection at board meeting

Spokesmen from both groups say the board offer is too low, with teachers facing 4 to 8 percent proposed increases. The federation seeks 5.9 percent while the AEA originally asked for eight percent. District costs, tax implications, and state funding are debated as talks pause.

Federation AEA Bradford C. DeVar Litten Litten State Board of Tax Commissioners AFT

Be Frank With Patients on Telling Terminal News

A physician argues that patients have a right to know they are dying and that timing matters. Denial can block acceptance, but honest discussions help patients and families plan financially and emotionally for death. Trust between doctor and patient is essential to support.

McCurdy Baltimore Orioles

Fire Department Shift Change Discussed at Safety Board

Snow told firemen representatives there are enough sergeants to reassign staff for Unit 33 upgrades and a 40 hour week could be considered. Chief Ballinger and Moore noted lobbyists seek a penny from taxes to fund pensions easing local tax burden.

Snow Ed Ballinger Moore

Anderson City Council Plans Special Session Tonight

The Anderson city council meets at 7:30 p.m. in the council chambers. Action on creating a sanitary taxing district is deferred to the July 13 meeting. Agenda includes zoning petitions for 4019 Columbus Ave and 5033 Scatterfield Rd, a restaurant and a medical building, plus transfer of engineering and highway funds and payment of bills.

Anderson Columbus Ave Lloyd Mellenthin Scatterfield Rd Petitioner Crawford Eastburn Department of Engineering and Motor Vehicle

Rebecca Waymire Named To Attend Demo Convention

Rebecca Waymire, 29, of Chesterfield, was elected a delegate to the Democratic National Convention at the 10th District caucus held at the Indianapolis Exhibition Center.

Rebecca Waymire Indianapolis Chesterfield New Indianapolis Exposition Center

Air Service Restored as U.N. Bans Hijacking Plea

The 24 hour pilots strike ended and air service resumed worldwide. The U N Security Council unanimously approved a declaration against hijacking. Israel urged sanctions and strict screening at airports. IFALPA reported 50 000 pilots across 64 nations participated.

Associated Press Air Service U.N. Security Council Lazar Mojson Yugoslavia Security Council U.S United Nations George Bush United States International Civil Aviation Organization U.N Montreal Israel ICAO Tel Aviv Washington Warren Magnuson George Meany Afl-Cio Labor Federation Executive Council International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations Ifalpa Northeast Eastern Airlines Europe Canada Latin America South America Asian Air Travel Hong Kong Air Canada CP Air Moscow Trade Union of Aviation Workers of U.S.S.R

Democrats condemn break in sue for one million

Democrats condemn the Watergate break in at the Democratic National Committee and file a $1 million civil suit for invasion of privacy and civil rights violations. Lawrence O'Brien alleges wiretap attempts and demands disclosure of payments to James W. McCord and ties to the Committee for the Re-election of the President.

Washington Democratic National Committee Lawrence F. O’brien Committee O’brien James W. McCord Republican National Committee Nixon Democratic National Watergate GOP McCord White House

Anderson Area Deaths Aired in Local Notices

Infant Michael Joe Bell Jr died in Indianapolis Riley Hospital after birth at St John’s Anderson. Surviving relatives include great grandmother Ina Driggers and several aunts and uncles. Tammy Lavett Jones aged five died at home in Anderson. Isabell E. Greise 55 of Frankton dies. funeral in Frankton Methodist district. Dianne S. Hamilton 32 of Marion, former Anderson resident, dies in Marion General Hospital. Alma Thomas Wilkinson 63 of Rt 1 Wilkinson dies. services in Fortville. Berlin R. Rogers 84 of Elwood dies. funeral plans pending at Copher Fesler.

Michael Joe Bell Jr Michael Rebecca Bell Walnut Apt Riley Hospital Indianapolis St. John’s Hospital Ina Driggers Anderson Harold E. Rozelle Donald Camp Grace Baptist Church In Charge East Manlewood Cemetery Tammy Lavett Jones East Maplewood Cemetery Frankton Isabell E. Greise C. Harper and Son Arthur Givens Arthur McCord Wabash Jack Lightfoot Bonnie Greise Donald Terry Melvin Richard Jerry Billy Greise Bonne’s Camp Marion Community Dianne S. Hamilton Koldyke Marion Marion General Hospital Gethsemane Episcopal Church Melinda Cynthia Gary Rev Gask Cheryl Waymire Westfield Gethsemane Episcopal Wilkinson Alma Thomas Rt. 1 Daleville Hoosier Maces Grocery Pendleton Hancock County Carl Rick Tom McConnell Ellettsville Pete) Hunt Fortville Oscar Denzile) Chinn Russell Marie) Fields Elwood Berlin R. Rogers 10Th St Aroma Rogers Feed Aroma United Methodist Church Audrey McCord Near Frankton Alice Rogers Russell Rogers Portage Robert Rogers Sr Alexandria Owen Rogers Ralph Rogers Copher and Fesler Funeral Home

McGovern Sweeps New York Delegates in Primary Victory

Senator George McGovern claimed a decisive win in New York's presidential primary, projecting well over 200 delegates for the first ballot. Campaign officials cited sample precinct returns showing McGovern leading on 107 of 130 convention seats, with a goal of at least 200 delegates to clinch the nomination.

New York George McGovern McGovern South Dakota Tod Miami Edmund S. Muskie Maine Frank Mankiewicz

New Arrivals at St John s and Community Hospital Toddler Births

Newborns arrive to families in multiple addresses. At St John s Hospital three girls are born to Tony Canaday, James Tranter, and Mark Garner with addresses on Circle Dr Columbus Ave Pendleton Ave and S Pendleton Ave. A boy is born to Gary Huffman at Fox Dr Rt 4. At Community Hospital a boy arrives to Dennis Cornwell of Alexandria and a boy to David Maine at Tower Rd.

Tony Canaday Circle Dr James Tranter Columbus Ave Gary Huffman Fox Dr Mark Garner S. Pendleton Ave Rory Conner Mounds Rd Community Hospital Dennis Cornwell Alexandria David Maine Tower Rd

Local Teenager Hurt After Losing Control Of Mower

An Anderson youth, George Kelley Hawes, 18, was seriously injured on his first day with the county highway department. He lost control of a weed mower near the White River Bridge on Ind 32, struck a guard rail, and suffered severe leg injuries. Police said a mower blade came loose. Hawes is listed in satisfactory condition at Community Hospital.

George Kelley Hawes Pearl White River Bridge Ind Hawes Madison County Community Hospital Don Knuckles John Gunter Larry Dotson

Corporal Mabbitt In Western Pacific

Marine Lance Corporal Clarence E. Mabbitt of 1710 W Ninth St serves in the Western Pacific with Battalion Landing Team 2 9. The unit is home based on Okinawa and now aboard Seventh Fleet ships for training.

Clarence E. Mabbitt Ninth St Western Pacific Okinawa Seventh Fleet

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