City And Federal Funds To Drive Anderson Redevelopment
Redevelopment plans in Anderson hinge on about 800000 in NDP HUD funds expected within days. City officials say interim money will kick off Westvale residential acquisitions and appraisals while downtown development scales with the 1.25 million local base. Additional 370000 and 202000 funds target market studies and Myers Lake open space acquisition, signaling broader urban renewal.
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Anderson
David Sheldon
HUD
Myers Lake
Population control plan seeks easing of abortion and sex education
A presidential commission urges loosened laws on abortion and fertility control as part of its population growth strategy. The 24 member panel, including four Roman Catholics, faced dissent over the recommendations. The Herald notes details on Page 2. Holmes Alexander column on forced busing and judiciary appears on Page 4.
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America
Today
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
The Phillips Survey and Page Four Columns
Kevin Phillips examines international and domestic effects of drugs and alcohol and argues for legalization in his column The Phillips Survey on Page 4. Thamar Vermillion defends the present school grading system in In These Times on Page 4. South Vietnamese claim a base camp destroyed in Cambodia in a drive into the east on Page 8. The Young Americans for Freedom national chair says young conservatives will not back Nixon or Wallace, with details on Page 10.
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Kevin Phillips
Phillips
Thamar Vermillion
Cambodia
Young Americans For Freedom
Nixon
Alabama
George Wallace
Pay Board cuts share of wages won by West Coast dock workers
Pay Board action trims about one quarter of the pay won by West Coast dock workers, renewing prospects for another move. Rice and wheat pileups in Bangladeshi ports halt shipments from abroad, prompting coverage on later pages. Partly cloudy today with highs in the 50s and possible light snow tonight.
Nixon calls halt to new busing orders and plans aid
President Nixon urged Congress to stop all new pupil busing orders and proposed a 25 billion plan to upgrade poor neighborhoods schools. He ordered Justice Department intervention in cases where lower courts overstep Supreme Court requirements and pushed aimed aid to rural and inner city districts.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Waite House
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Racial balance plan eyed for Anderson junior highs
East Side Junior High will open in September 1973 replacing Central Junior High on Lindbergh Road with a 67 acre site. A 25 member redistricting committee will redraw boundaries to achieve racial balance while addressing transportation and capacity. North Side will be most affected. other schools face less impact as districts consider bus routing and stable high school boundaries.
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C. Randall Shuman
East Side
Anderson Community School Board
G. E. Ebbertt
Ebbectt
Central Junior High School
Lindbergh Road
Ind. 109
Ebbert
Anderson
Ebbertt
Enoch Drumm
North Side
South Side
Madison Heights
Sue
Drumm
Zebedee Christian Sr
Maurice Robinson
Man charged in 1970 bartender death in Alexandria
In Madison Circuit Court, Charles S. Simison faces involuntary manslaughter charges for the July 15 1970 death of Glenn R. Tucker at The Point Tavern in Alexandria. Autopsy cites subdural hematoma from blunt head trauma. defense notes Tucker had fallen at home twice after the alleged incident.
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Madison
Alexandria
Charles S. Simison
Glenn R. Tucker
Point Tavern
Tucker
Sylvia Tucker
al Woolbert
Jack D. Whitaker
Whitaker
Robert Silvey
Alexanan
Simison
Silvey
Jay Arnold
Woolbert
French Won American Revolution, Author Claims
British journalist Michael Pearson argues in New York that Americans did not win the war. he asserts the French victory at Yorktown and wider support turned the tide. Pearson also questions American heroes and notes Americans growing independence might have happened anyway.
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New York
Michael Pearson
Nevis
Pearson
Charles Tr
Sam Adams
Lenin
Britain
George Washington
Delaware
Trenton
Washington
Yorktown
Ameri
France
St Patrick Letter on March 17 Calls for Unity in Fragmented Ireland
An editor's note prints an open letter to St Patrick criticizing Northern Ireland's Protestant Catholic split. It recalls Patrick's mission to unite rulers, improve common conditions, and spread Christianity, while lamenting present division and questioning Patrick's origin. The piece ends with a cheeky suggestion for a new St Patrick.
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Northern Ireland
Patrick
Britain
France
Ireland
Armagh
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Trish
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Shadeland
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Forest Hills
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North ‘Anderson
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Gordon France
Joseph Anderson
CJHS
Leonard Austin
North Side Junior High
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10Th Street
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James’ Wann
Park Place
Haynes Harington
Columbia-Riley
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Hazelwood
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Ruth Cooper
Edgewood
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William Judd
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A. Lee Aschafe
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