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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1972
Page
1
Anderson police warn drivers about invalid inspection stickers and nonconforming vehicles. State official Konkle restates 1972 amendment requiring buyers and dealers to ensure vehicles pass inspection or face penalties.
The Association of Churches discussed the Weekday Religious Education WRE program at its annual meetings led by Rev Edwin Holm as president. Budget of 21600 was proposed with 14400 already received. program expansion to eight more schools noted and calls for a Blue Ribbon committee before semester end.
An advertisement from Beltone in Chicago promotes a free offer for a compact hearing aid. The non operative model is described as the smallest Beltone aid, wireless and light, weighing under a third of an ounce. Readers are urged to write to Beltone Electronics Corp for a free unit with no cost or obligation.
South Bend Washington High School closed after a Tuesday outbreak injuring 10 students and two teachers. Officials linked the flareups to a group of about 60 black students. concerns about Monday absences and race tensions at the west-side campus were noted, with no arrests reported.
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey trounced Gov. George Wallace in West Virginia and led in Nebraska with a strong early count as he sought to consolidate a front running position for the Democratic nomination. With 32 percent of precincts reporting, Humphrey claimed about 69 percent in West Virginia, while Wallace held roughly 11 percent. Nebraska results showed a tight race with McCloskey and others competing for delegates as Nixon moved to keep a favorable procedural edge.
Final unofficial figures show Ralph Yarborough as the leading Democrat in the Texas Senate primary with 1,030,102 votes but short of a majority, forcing a June 3 runoff against Barefoot Sanders who had 784,619.
A state welfare task force named by Governor Whitcomb recommends centralizing county welfare programs under the State Department of Public Welfare. The plan could save about 11.2 million annually, with 3.7 million saved for counties and 3.3 million for the district of fees, while shifting supervision to state administration. The group cites staffing gaps and decentralization as key issues.
Mrs Brenda Sue Williams of 15 Park Road is named by Norman L Walters to fill the temporary vacancy left by Sue Grable as YMCA Youth Physical Director. Williams will oversee summer fitness reading for women and lead family activities at the YMCA while directing the pre school gym swim program for boys and girls.
Elwood City Court services will be held at Isa pa with plans indicating Thursday events. The obituary notices honor John Cassady, Will Davis, Dipna Perry, Donald Graves, Leona Snyder, and Joseph Jordan among others, detailing deaths and service arrangements across multiple towns.
Diane Cassell 19 of Lagro listed in satisfactory condition at Community Hospital after a two car collision at the Ind 32 Rangeline Rd intersection. Rick Cassell 21 also of Lagro treated and released. Haynes family from Guy and Prince of Muncie involved. numerous defendants faced city and traffic court actions.
A Tuesday afternoon crash on Brown Street involved a southbound car driven by Ernest L. Toil and two children, Juanita Widener, 4, and Lisa Widener, 2, who rode a bicycle. Both were treated and released after being taken by ambulance to St. John's Hospital.
Elwood lists new admissions at Mercy Hospital including Effie Willis Sheridan St Mrs William Riser Alexandria Mrs John Kiefer 1305 IS and others. Dismissals include Mrs Guidie Moffitt Earl Clark Fred Adair Howard Heath and Mrs Russell Wheeler and son Lloyd Maish.
The Indian Meadows Church of the Nazarene hosts a weeklong revival series continuing through Sunday at 7 each evening. Guest evangelists Ishn Rey and Terry Noller will speak, with Pastor Johm V. Luin hosting.
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