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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1970
Page
17
Call your Anderson SLIM-GYM dealer at 643-9425 or 644-6148. Chain link fence offers 42-11 ga at 99 cents per foot installed and 42-9 ga at 1.38 dollars per foot installed. Phone numbers listed for Superior Fence Co.
Student militants urged nonviolence as a strike at Ohio State University paused after two days of clashes that wounded about 150. Picketing of eight major buildings would resume, access not blocked. Leaders sought union support, faculty talks, and possible reinstatement hearings for suspended students. University offices reopened amid Guards on standby and police in reserve.
Alexandria kicks off its annual Clean-up Paint-up Week with a 2 p.m. auction of donated new and used items in the downtown area. Proceeds go to the Youth Center, with beans and cornbread served at 11 30 a.m. by Chamber members on Harrison Street. A poster contest for grade one eight students is seen at the old Towne Theatre from 10 a.m. to 12 noon, judged at 1 p.m. A special trash pickup is scheduled for Wednesday May 6 citywide.
Mercy Hospital lists admitted patients Mrs Milton Dunham Fairmount Kimberley Goens and others at 818 N 13th St 1627 S K St Merle Brown 918 N Anderson St Frank Arehart 1801 S J St Dismissed include Mrs Martha Brock Rt 2 Mrs Goldie R Gillum 127 N 1th St Mrs Richard W Neese Frankton Mrs Mary L Baugher 2403 N A St Mrs Jeffery Hampton 2307 N F St Kevin Humphrey 1309 S D St Michael Zech Rt 4 Ambulance trips include Jesse Holt from Curtisville to Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis Mary Baugher from Mercy to Community Hospital Anderson di an e Bright from 1400 E Main St to Mercy Hospital 7 30 p m Thursday Marvel Brown to Mercy Hospital 9 30 a m Friday from Joe's Stop N Shop
The Senate Finance Committee shelved Nixon’s welfare reform proposal for an indefinite period after three days of testimony. Senators condemned the plan’s $4.4 billion cost and its projected expansion of welfare rolls from 10 to 24 million. Secretary Finch announced a new White House committee to address objections and promised a rapid revision within days.
Judge Michael Tancey presided in Elwood city Court Friday morning. Ronald D. Boruff, 29, 421 N Eighth St, faced failure to yield and insurance coverage issues. case taken under advisement. Robert P. Owens, 29, 2720 S D St, cited for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. fined 100 dollars and costs, 75 days in Madison County jail. Steven Michael Corbett, 19, 122% Anderson St, charged with minor in possession under the 1935 Beverage Act. fined 20 dollars and costs, 10 days in Madison County jail suspended.
The wife of a captured U S Army officer told a House subcommittee she was tired of presidential platitudes and called for action on American POWs. About 100 relatives applauded as Mrs F Harold Kushner testified with four other POW wives including Mrs Jane Denton and Mrs Lorraine Ramsey.
About 27,000 Americans die yearly in accidents at home or on farms. Most incidents occur when machines are driven too fast, and fatalities rise for tractors in use at work.
Members of Zeta Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi presented a $23 check to Fire Chief Ed Phillips on Wednesday morning for the fire department blanket fund. The money will help cover dry cleaning costs for blankets used on emergency ambulance runs, with individuals or groups invited to assist alongside Beta Sigma Phi.
About 45 million of America's 55 million families owe less than 500 on installment accounts. The figure highlights a broad level of small indebtedness across households and reflects debt patterns in consumer finance.
Classified notice outlines telephonenumber required listings with credit lines and rates. Monthly rate six dollars per line with fifty cent B and H box numbers, two line minimum. One dollar charge with cash ninety cents. Effective December first, 1969. Ten percent discount for paid in advance.
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