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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1973
Page
1
Reported agreement between Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev aims to spur a permanent ban on nuclear weapons. Details cited from authoritative sources, with page 3 reference. News brief outlines broader Cold War context and potential impact on arms control efforts.
The Herald reports rising gold prices affect Anderson jewelers and wedding costs as daily London quotes drive what customers pay. Store owners warn rings rise with ounce prices, predicting highs near 150 to 200 dollars by year end while supply orders await shipping.
An architect drawing shows a proposed Richland Township elementary with 14 classrooms two special education rooms a library gym and cafeteria. The $1 million building aims to relieve overcrowding at College Corner School and will hold about 420 pupils with bids due Thursday June 28 at 4 30 p m. Completion is targeted for fall 1974 per James Johnson of Johnson Ritchhart and Associates.
Pedestrians and motorists avoid the antiquated 10th Street Bridge at Wheeler Avenue due to its unstable wooden walkway and corroded beams. A 1971 study urged closing and replacing the bridge, while nearby EISENHOWER Bridge offers a two block alternative as engineers work on broader county bridge projects and access routes for Anderson.
The Park Place Church of God received tribute at the Christ's World Service Day during the annual convention for contributing $1 million to the Movement's World Service efforts over three decades. Missions workers were commissioned to Japan Australia Costa Rica Mexico Africa Southeast Asia and for Indian-Americans with several leaders and donors recognized.
William J. Hammons founder of Hammons Quality Plumbing Co. dies after a ditch cave in at a construction site. He, 58, was crushed and pronounced dead at Community Hospital about 11:20 a.m. Survivors include wife Nellie and three sons. Funeral services set for Saturday at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home.
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