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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1972
Page
5
A reader recounts a delayed ordered records shipment from television ads. The response from the company said items would mail, but two weeks later still not arrived. After further contact a second shipment arrived and a refund issued for another order.
A reader recalls Cornelia D and church leaders inviting Dr. Crane to speak on sex and marriage at Indianapolis churches. The columnist defends discreet medical analysis, notes past censorship, and explains how prudery and lurid modern smut shape public opinion. He promotes his booklet Sex Problems in Marriage with a request for stamps and a return envelope.
A health column argues for adequate daily milk intake and calcium with vitamin D for growing children. It cites a four to fourteen year old boy rated at risk from insufficient calcium, notes 1? pints (three glasses) as minimum, and emphasizes milk as calcium and vitamin D source plus B vitamins. warns against excess carbohydrate and potential vitamin B deficiency.
The Weekday Religious Education program reports 581 students enrolled across ten Anderson schools as of March 3, comprising 91 percent of eligible fourth graders. The program, run by the Anderson Association of Church-led Education, offers one semester of instruction to 68 fourth graders, funded mainly by church contributions and individual gifts due to financial constraints.
The Senate passed a bill by 53 to 29 to increase the federal debt limit by 20 billion, raising the total to 450 billion. The measure goes to a conference committee to resolve differences with the House version after committees cut the administration request for 50 billion due to economic uncertainties and the need for further administration testimony.
Madison County court notes list multiple defendants with charges including intoxication and reckless driving. Fines range from $1 to $50 with varying costs, plus operator license issues and shoplifting entries. The report covers February 23 to March 3 events from Anderson and surrounding areas.
The FCC approved Time-Life Broadcast Inc selling five TV stations to McGraw Hill for 693 million, including WFBM-TV Indianapolis WOOD-TV Grand Rapids KLZ-TV Denver KOGO-TV San Diego and KERO-TV Bakersfield. The sale depends on a bank ownership rule-making, with implications for cross ownership in cable and local stations.
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