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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1969
Page
25
The Agriculture Department estimated the 1969 winter wheat crop at 1.127 billion bushels, 1% below April's forecast and 8% under 1968. Combined with spring wheat, total would reach 1.427 billion bushels, down from 1.57 billion last year, with a 30.4 bushel per acre yield.
Charles Shuee Putnam County Democratic chairman and Mrs Helen Mason vice chairman resign effective May 17 after eleven years in office. Shuee will stay on as seventh district chairman. A brief note mentions an unusual bottle shaped tree trunk native to northern Australia.
The Kimball Keyboard Caravan sale continues today at 109 Bypass, near 9th Street, drawing shoppers from nearby areas to view pianos and keyboards on display and for purchase.
Douglas K. Davis son of Mr and Mrs W H Davis of 7516 Main St Rd was commissioned a second lieutenant in the U S Army at Fort Belvoir Va The Davis family on leave before he returns to Washington DC to study the Laotian language He graduated Anderson High School in 1960 and has served throughout Southeast Asia He is married to Miss Christinia Mann daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Mann of 112 Plum
The National Council of Churches and the U S Catholic Conference urged Congress to tax churches on unrelated business income and to end the special exemption. They also asked churches to voluntarily pay for municipal services. The appeal, approved in Houston, targets House Ways and Means Committee action. A Times note cites examples like Akron’s Cathedral of Tomorrow and Loyola University’s CBS station. 97 million vehicles were registered in 1967, up from 1966.
Indianapolis UPI records state tax officials will begin prosecuting false personal property tax returns next week. The crackdown targets business fraud in Marion and Lake counties with potential perjury indictments and hundreds of cases statewide if successful. Geeslin notes audits last year revealed major value inflations and a $14 million fraud share, while advising amended filings by May 15.
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