Parks' Belief in Action Guides Grand Rapids Mayor
Rev Parks a 58 year old Black mayor of Grand Rapids speaks to the Madison County Urban League urging action over rhetoric. He cites progress in Black city employment rising to 10 percent and Black firefighters increasing from seven to 27, while advocating Republican politics as a viable path for Black Americans. He warns against delusions of grandeur about a Black president and calls for unity and hard work to improve the community.
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Grand Rapids
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Urban League
Anderson
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William 8. Flarper
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Swarkergind Hast
Associated
Wi College
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Urban
Lyman S. Parks
Mich
Jobless Benefit Bill Awaits Ford's Pen
Congress sent to President Ford a comprehensive unemployment measure preserving up to 65 weeks of benefits for six months, with state trigger rules and a 2000 tax credit provision for home buyers. It aims to prevent 250000 unemployed losses and extends loans repayment for several states. An Eastern Star ice cream social is noted in Lapel.
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Idaho
Wiliam K. Scott
Rva
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Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Revenue sharing payments set for Indiana districts
Indiana state Rep John Blevins announced that three revenue sharing payments will be issued on or before July with 44 million dollars appropriated in 1975. The first two payments will be 32 percent each and the final payment covers the remainder, distributing on a per capita basis to eligible districts and special authorities.
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John M Blevins
Anderson
Blevins
General Assembly
Indiana
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Madison
Thority Or Board
Health and Hospital Corporation
Ee Bleving
Bowen
Area Deaths Edgar Eckel of Boston Ohio dies at 78
Edgar Eckel 78 of Boston Ohio died recently at Miami Valley Hospital Wing with his widow. He was longtime chief for Union Fraction Co. in Anderson and Muncie later employed at Bacon American Co. He was a member of Madison Street United Methodist Church and the OOF Lodge. Surviving: a daughter Mrs. V Peters, a brother Howard Snilerson, a sister Mrs Cyde Griffey, two grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral 1 pm Saturday Parsons Mortuary with Rev. Wonard Carpenter. Burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Contributions to Shrine Hospital for Crippled Children or Burns Institute Dayton. Funeral home hours 2-5 and 7-9 pm Friday.
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Peeonga Conneil
Marion
Pam
Grant Memorial Cemetery
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Joan L. Duffles
Main St
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Corn
East Prairie
Moo
Anderson
Pendleton
First Nazarene Church
Onward
Bartley A
Arthur R. Chapman
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Lance
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Fall Kills AC Student In Hong Kong
A Duluth Duluth Mint college student died in Hong Kong after falling from a balcony at the Home of Loving Faithfulness while painting a Tri S Student Mimer Service project. The body will be flown about 10 000 miles to Duluth as officials confirm it is the first serious accident in the year old program. More than 300 students and leaders are involved in additional projects this summer.
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Ale Yearald Ardderson College
Hong Kong
Gail M. Thrush
Duluth
Mint
Loving Faithfulness
Slong Kong
Plane Crash Kills Four In Detroit Alley
Four Muncie area residents were killed when a single engine light aircraft crashed in a Detroit alley after overshooting a runway. Kenneth Kendall of Wanderlust Flying Club said Joseph R White and Abr Oren died, with their spouses also among the victims. A bystander, 70, suffered burns. The group had been en route to Canada. both pilots were licensed and club members.
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Detroit
Kenneth Kendall
Wanderlust Flying Club Inc
Joseph R. White
Ball State University
Jane
Duck Oren
Kendall
Canada
Oren
Warner Gear Division
Muncie
White
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