Washington TV rules spark student protests and rally plan
In Washington a split FCC vote triggered a debate over network time limits, with Dean Burch and Commissioner Robert Wells dissenting. Protesters from Haverford, Kent State and campuses nationwide planned nonviolent demonstrations and campus forums as Nixon met with university presidents to discuss student unrest and Cambodia policy.
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3077 Reds Killed During Cambodia Push
Washington officials reported 3,077 Communist soldiers killed in Cambodia in the ongoing push by U S and South Vietnamese forces. Allied forces also seized 1 773 mortars 5 228 rockets 102 vehicles 531 crew served weapons and destroyed 1350 bunkers while taking 653 prisoners.
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Mother's Day services planned at Alex Church
Mother's Day celebrations are planned at the Ascoc of God Church in Alexandria with a 10:29 a.m. worship service and a 7 p.m. concert by the Johnson Trio from Marion College. The Mother of the Year will be chosen and honored with a loving cup, and every mother present receives a flower. Mrs. Doug Oldham will represent the Mother of the Year, and the sermon titled So God Made Mothers will be delivered by Rev Dylan McCurdy. The public is invited.
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Daleville Doctor Re-elected to AAGP
Daleville physician Ross vu. Egger M D of Daleville has been re elected to active membership in the American Academy of General Practice after completing 150 hours of accredited post graduate study in the last three years. The academy is the country s second largest national medical association and requires members to stay current through continuing education.
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Grain Prices Reported from Indianapolis Elevators
AP dispatch notes grain prices in the Gianapolis area at elevators. Corn No 2 yellow shelled old 1.16 new 1.02. Oats No 2 white 63. Soybeans 1 yellow old 2.49 May 2.3. Wheat No 2 soft red new 1.27 old 4.28.
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Anderson College Receives Ernst and Ernst Gift
Anderson College announced a dual use gift from Ernst and Ernst funds. The grant adds to the Ernst and Ernst scholarship fund and funds a materials grant to improve the accounting teaching program. President Dr Robert H Reardon noted the fourth year of support from the firm’s educational grants program.
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