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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1972

Page

13

Andersonians to Host Farm Progress Show in 1973

A prominent Anderson farming family will host the Farm Progress Show on the Hoffman farm in Boone County near Lebanon. Dr. Hoffman and his sons Jon and Don lead a large committee coordinating exhibits with more than 100 firms, Purdue and other universities involved. The event runs September 26-28 near Galesburg, Illinois, attracting national and international visitors by air into a dedicated landing area.

Anderson Nationa Frank Cornell Prarie Farmerlis Son High School Indiana Idianapolis University Cornelius Ind Union Township United States Anders van Horne Boone County Jon Don Don Hoffman Anderson High School Highland Retres Hoffman Farm Purdue University Fea Hoffman Marie

Myers lists Kennedy in Oregon primary ballot

In Salem Oregon AP the secretary of state Clay Myers listed Edward M Kennedy among ten Democrats on Oregon's Democratic presidential primary ballot despite Kennedy's written request not to include his name. Myers defended the action saying Oregon law requires listing those generally advocated by national media while Kennedy argued inclusion would violate the primary's spirit.

Clay Myers Kennedy Salem Ore Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Myers Oregon Shirley Chisholm York Hubert H. Humph Rey Minnesota Henry M. Jackson Washington John V. Lindsay New York City Eugene J. McCarthy George McGovern South Ca Kota Wilbur D. Mills Arkansas Edmund S Demo- Muskie Maine Gevcratics George C. Wallace Alavateome Medi Patsy Ming Kennedy Hawaii

Elusive hawk divides Highland Park over hat thefts

In Highland Park Illinois an elusive red tailed hawk has swooped from trees to steal hats and possibly injure people. Some residents urge shooting the bird citing safety concerns while others feed it at back doors and protest killing the predator. Animal warden Michael Lichtwalt says capture attempts failed and the hawk may be too smart for traps. Police report three incidents with more unreported.

Highland Park Chicago Michael Lichtwalt Lichtwalt Arthur Sw ‘Gren

Tea drinkers in San Francisco drink most tea at home

A San Francisco report notes four fifths of all tea consumed in the United States is drunk within private homes, reflecting a domestic market dominated by personal rather than public consumption. The industry analysis highlights home tea habits shaping demand and sales channels.

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Honor Roll Honors Amid Turbulent Semester at Monroe High

Johnson and Stephen Gray headline high achievers for the first six weeks of the term at Monroe High School. Seniors Keith Ashby Donna Eden Eden and Nancy Kirkpatrick lead the list alongside juniors Robert Howney Deboraty Lusher and Susan Nelson. Sophomores Terri Alt Gail Lemon Cynthia Aldridge Donetta Farmer Michael Lamberjack and Mark Roselerberjack appear. Freshman Dennis Durzin earns notice.

Johnson Stephen Gray Thase Terri Aller Michael Lamberjack Donetta Farmer Michael Lam Mark Roselerberjack Mark Roseler Dennis Durzin Dennis Dur

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