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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1967
Page
4
A new livery service begins operations in the region, offering transport support for the local ambulance node. The service aims to provide rapid response and coordinated vehicle dispatch with emergency medical teams.
A new Metro Livery Service ambulance company announced by local funeral directors will operate in Anderson and Madison County using the former Waltz and Rozelle Funeral Homes facilities. Cecil C. Carmichael will manage Metro after closing his Nuckals and Carmichael Funeral Home, with the service to handle non emergency calls and coordinate with area firms to meet growing demand.
Chief Jack Richardson said non emergency calls will see vehicles obey all laws and avoid lights and sirens to reduce traffic and mis hap rates. Anderson Police tests show little time difference with emergency units, prompting a stricter definition of all emergency status vehicles. Officials noted safer streets and better patient care under the plan.
Frankton Jaycee Club members join Region D election meeting at Pendigion Reformatory for a guided tour and buffet supper. A new attendance record shows 51 percent of region members present with participants including Gary Dylwell Bill McCarty Steve Norn Glen Hall and others. The club also announces a new youth project sponsoring a soap box derby with driver Mike Mahoney.
The page lists candidates by party for city offices including mayor city clerk city judge and council seats across six districts and at large. It shows Republican and Democratic nominees with unopposed entries and vote for one or multiple seats as indicated.
Montreal crowds flocked to the United States Pavilion at Expo 67 with its sky bubble design by Buckminster Fuller and a Space focused exhibit. Visitors viewed real capsules from the U S manned program and a Destination Moon mock surface while other sections featured American art cinema and folk crafts.
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