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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1971
Page
5
A fragmented speech critiques pornography and its alleged impact on sexuality and crime. The speaker cites a 2 million dollar investigation, invokes Homer Rodeheaver and Abraham Lincoln, warns of moral decay, and argues that repeated exposure shapes behavior, linking it to historical vice and social decay.
A reader laments doctors overprescribing hospital care for croup in children. He recalls his own experience with steam, humid air, and cold night air easing a baby's attack. He cautions against unnecessary penicillin or adrenaline and touts moisture and cool air as effective remedies.
IMC leaders Fred Spark of Anaconda Wire Cable Co and William Pearce of Anderson Madison County 1.6 with Kenneth Abrendt of INC and Warner Press head to Memphis for the National Council of Industrial Management Cubs annual meeting. Delegates will attend a two day pre event focusing on management roles and community impact with sessions on teaching managers, motivating staff, cost reduction, outlet changes, and job meaning.
Frankton Junior High reveals a roll of honor list for weeks of grading period one. The readable segment names several students including Jean Alexander Kevin Chueh Kay Spor Don Echo Timoth Menaricks Sandra Kel Christine Kiar Brenda Morgan Gay Shively Sigler Lucinda Sevens Gay Valen Kin Gary Vancleave Debbie Ford Marsha Hood Jerry Robin Hunter Joyce Allen Ruth Hendricks Larry Lawrance Margia McPhearson and Eric Masters.
A Mishawaka man was sentenced in the slaying of his wife in South Bend Indiana. The AP report notes details of the case and the sentence handed down, highlighting the defendant's connection to Mishawaka and the impact on the local community.
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