Indiana Senate passes busing and abortion bills in clash
The Indiana State Senate approved Senate Bill 47 setting state busing standards amid bitter debate over federal civil rights rulings. It also advanced an abortion-control measure detailing legal abortions, conditions, and penalties. The votes were 27 21 and 36 11 respectively.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Senate
Indiana
U.S. Supreme Court
Senate
Joan Gubbins
Leslie Duvall
Rindianapolis
Tom Teague
D-Anderson
Roger Jessup
Summitville
Marion
Madison County
Gubbins
Charles E. Bosma
Beech Grove
John F. Shawley
Michigan City
Corrections Department
Edwards
Jessup
Teague
Obituaries list several area deaths and services
Anderson and County area marks multiple deaths: Hazel DeWitt formerly of Anderson died at home in Los Angeles after 50 years there with services at Forest Lawn Glendale. Eva Barker of Atlanta aged 84 died in Arcadia nursing home with services Friday Hartley Funeral Home Arcadia. Amos Stoner 79 of New Castle died at Henry County Hospital. services Saturday Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton. Forkner died in Arcadia with funeral Friday Brooks Memorial Chapel and interment East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Hazel DeWitt
Anderson
Los Angeles
Calif
California
Martha Disney
la Conner
Wash
Robert J. Wilson
Robert C. Wilson
Forest Lawn
Glendale
Eva Barker
Rt. 2
Atlanta
Arcadia
Tinton County
Christian Church
Earl Ehman
Arthur Sips
Belleville
Czech Summins
Francis Barker
Zona Clingenoee
Elwood
Arey Balser
Lake Village
Lawrence
New Castle
Amos Stoner
Rt. 1
Henry County Hospital
Cadiz
Ingersoll Steel Company
UAW
CIO
Paul
Pendleton
Lewis Russel
Jessie Stoner
Cornell Bright Funeral Home
Grove Lawn
Funeral
Funeral services held for Mrs Loma Byrd Myers in Owingsville
Funeral services were conducted Monday in Owingsville Kentucky for Mrs Loma Byrd Myers 76 resident of the city She is survived by her mother Mrs Eliza Byrd of Anderson three sisters Mrs Mable De Arment Miss Lula Byrd Young and Ida Byrd Rowe all of Anderson and a brother Dr Cecil Byrd of Bloomington Mrs Myers was a retired school teacher and very active in women's affairs
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Owingsville, Ky
Loma Byrd Myers
Eliza Byrd
Anderson
Mable DeArment
Lula Byrd Young
Ida Byrd Rowe
Cecil Byrd
Bloomington
Myers
New Arrivals Born at Community Hospital
New arrivals announced at Community Hospital include a boy born to Mr and Mrs James Alexander at 1120 W Sixth St and a girl to Mr and Mrs Dale Erwin in Lapel. St John’s Hospital reports three more births: a girl to Mr and Mrs Rick Sheets of Pendleton a girl to Mr and Mrs Ronald Smiley of 3020 St Charles and a girl to Mr and Mrs Wayne Giddens of 4003 Mellen Dr. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Sam Johnson of 102 E School St and twin girls to Mr and Mrs Michael Pickett of Pendleton.
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James Alexander
Sixth St
Dale Erwin
St. John’s Hospital
Rick Sheets
Pendleton
Ronald Smiley
St. Charles
Wayne Giddens
Mellen Dr
Sam _ Johnson
E. School St
Michael Pickett
John Phagan
Sam Parker
Franklin
Ronald Young
Frank Hubler
Southview
Richard Craib
Lee Lortz
Roosevelt
Lloyd McKay
George Hawes
Episcopal Church Saturday Evening Fish Fry
A Saturday event at the Episcopal Church runs 5 to 8 pm with admission prices listed as 2.25 for adults and 1.00 for children. Proceeds support church activities.
Public Dental Aid Discussed by County Board Member
Dr. Robert L. Lackey outlined the public dental program for the county. Arnold Kurtz presented February’s sanitation monthly report noting the State Board of Health ordered removal of most units from Southgate Village mobile home park by April 30 due to inadequate septic systems. The sanitarian also reported surveys of city supermarkets found contaminated mushroom products in eight stores.
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Robert L. Lackey
Arnold Kurtz
City Sanitarian
State Board of Health
Southgate Village
the Sanitarian
South Anderson Civic Association Forms Nonpartisan Group
The South Anderson Civic Association adopts a constitution to unite civic forces as a nonprofit, nonpartisan body for community improvement. A nine member board chaired by Hawes will govern with meetings set for the fourth Tuesday each month, next on March 27. committees will tackle membership, land use, and public affairs.
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South Anderson
Hawes
Parker
Hubler
Craib
Late for Dinner Again in Sales Flight News
Joe works on end of shift sales reports due tomorrow. He must catch an early flight to St Lowes. A brief note hints at a brighter outlook for next week despite current delays.
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Joe
St. Lowes
Indiana
Tim Wins School Prize
Tim earns second prize for a clever constellation display at the school science fair. He advances the project to the County show, though flickering lights may have cost him a first place finish.
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Tim
It Was Only A Sprain Pageant Incident
Lilly sprained ankle during gym sidehorse mishap, feared broken, but injury deemed sprain. Sally caught her foot, prompting joke about sticking to real horses as teams prep for pageant.
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Lilly
Sally
Grandma Visits Brightens Weekend Family Outdoor Plans
A family prepares for a grandmother's weekend visit filled with outdoor activities. The gathering aims to enjoy fresh air and shared moments as relatives reconnect and celebrate together.
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