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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1978

Page

12

Carey snubs Humphrey dinner over Callaghan presence

New York AP reports Carey refused to attend a dinner honoring the late Sen. Hubert Humphrey citing the presence of British Prime Minister James Callaghan and the Northern Ireland situation. He expressed respect for Mondale and Muriel Humphrey who attended. In Nashville AP notes Donna Fargo was hospitalized in Santa Barbara for tests after numbness. a diagnosis expected within two days.

New York Carey Sen Hubert Humphrey James Callaghan Great Britain Northern Ireland Walter Mondale Muriel Humphrey Nashville Nen Donna Fargo Santa Barbara Calif Warner Brothers Records Bonnie Rasmussen Miss Fargo USA

Bronxman Receives Heroism Award For Subways Rescue

James Harris, 30, a muscular ex Marine and basketball coach, saved passengers on a Southbound subway May 30 by grabbing a knife from a robber and returning money. Mayor Edward Koch praised his courage at City Hall and awarded a certificate of heroism a free five year subway and bus pass and a maroon ribbon with the official seal. Harris said he acted to prevent a serious outcome not for heroism but judgment and duty.

New York Tcott Harris Little Pro's Basketball Association

Newsmakers and Miscellany From North Sedgwick to Indianapolis

A patchwork of short items reports on a Wichita blast misdirection, a Harlem Globetrotter wife’s sentencing for stabbing Meadowlark Lemon, a Marble Cliff bid for tax relief blocked by county rules, and Indiana’s state employees union chief inviting President Carter to visit. The notes mix local color, legal actions, and political pitches across several cities.

Wedding Greeting on 8,000-Gallon Oil Tank Stuns Local

A large oil tank carried a wedding message reading Congratulations on Your Wedding Nunzio and Ginger. Donald Lutz, the tank operator, said he felt compelled to act as the scene drew curiosity and smiles from onlookers.

Nunzio Ginger Donald Lutz

Indiana workers weigh views on labor policy at convention

A statewide convention in September gathers Indiana's 30,000 public sector employees to discuss labor policy and its impact on government operations. Officials urge input from workers on job security wages and workplace rights amid ongoing negotiations.

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State Employees Association Leader Comment Cited in Letter

John R. Gilmour, president of the Indiana State Employees Association, said in a letter to officials that concerns over staffing and wage policies were raised by members across departments. He urged careful review to protect service levels and employee morale.

John R. Gilmour The Indiana State Employees Association

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