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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1972
Page
5
Judge Richard Givan discusses horse breeding and seasonal reproductive changes in a light spring lecture. The talk covers stallion sperm counts, mare foaling timing, and parallels to human biology, with notes on nutrition and vitamins and a request for a medical booklet on pregnancy.
A reader asks about iron deficiency anemia and whether special foods prevent it. The doctor notes diagnosis requires blood tests, with diet and iron supplements helping if present, and cautions against overreliance on supplements. He discusses possible flour iron enrichment and warns against self diagnosis. Elastic stockings may ease varicose symptoms but are not a substitute for medical evaluation.
James R. Dageforde and Carol A Gunn earned bachelor of science degrees with Dr. Alexander E. Jones, Butler president, presenting them. Elizabeth A. Harter and Mary Harter, daughters of Dr. Nathan and Mrs. Harter, received honors for achievements on Honor Day. Mary earned a Freshman YWCA Council award. Elizabeth, a junior English major, was named senior editor of Manuscript and to the honor roll with a 3.0 GPA.
Admitted list includes Daniel Myer and several Alexandria residents among others. Dismissals noted for Marsh and Riley Smith. births reported: a boy to the Bordea u family, a boy to Salinas, and a girl to Pratt.
The Senate moved toward a 2.95 billion child care bill, adopting an amendment to let states take over most day care projects. President Nixon favored local sponsors. Mondale warned the shift would undermine local control and parent participation. The program plans 700,000 new spaces in its first year, with centers offering educational and health services beyond day care.
Selective Service on Tuesday raised the August draft ceiling to 75 with 8,900 men numbered to 75 to be called, pushing 1972 totals to 31,100 and signaling possible limits at 100 for this year. Notices to report go out July 3 as preinduction exams shift to numbers through 100.
The Islands of Langerhans are vital pancreatic cells that generate the hormone insulin.
Baltimore report notes imports of adding machines totaling five million dollars for 1971, mainly from Japan and the United Kingdom, reflecting steady demand in business and office equipment markets.
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