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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1972
Page
8
Wall Street fell sharply as Vietnam War developments and North Vietnamese fighting spurred uncertainty. The Dow dropped deeply from early gains, the Nasdaq composite slid, and gold surged toward record highs as traders weighed war impact and currency moves across London Paris Frankfurt and Zurich.
Funeral services for Mrs. Kirby Leviendl, 96, are scheduled for 2 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church in Auburn. Calling hours will follow after 2 p.m. today at Gery Funeral Home. Final rites for John R. Moore Sr. will be 2 p.m. Thursday at Copher Foster Funeral Home with burial at Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery.
Judgment debt collection notices list defendants Leona Whets George Crampard and others. The sale is by public auction at the Anderson location to satisfy a mortgage and costs with a highest bid. Sealed bids are invited for construction contracts in Indiana with opening at state highway commission offices.
The Human Aid Center will begin orientation for twenty volunteers at the drug abuse and crisis hotline headquarters at 133 E Ninth St. Director Tom Cox announced. Three week training covers pharmacology pregnancy abortion suicidology law enforcement and emotional retardation with medical and legal professionals conducting serial sessions. Assistant director T. S. Broke oversees training. Applicants go through interviews and evaluations before acceptance. Most current volunteers staff the 24 hour hotline and assist callers seeking help for drugs or personal problems.
A dense record lists multiple emergency calls and responses including names like Captain Charles Meltissies and Lieutenant James Talking, with destinations at St. John's Hospital and Community Hospital. Entries include injuries, illnesses, addresses such as 1803 Pearl Osie Bradfield and 92 Lincoln Street, and timestamps around 3 to 7 pm. Names like Ruby Henderson and Thelma Arnold appear with hospital notes, reflecting a hectic shift and numerous transports.
The Local Chapter of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers introduced the 1972-73 elected officers before 70 members and guests in Hagerstown. Sam Carlile of Delco Remy served as master of ceremonies. Officers include President Jim Muhl of 3-M and Vice President Maxon.
In Huntington Indiana AP reports Memtar Inc workers launch a $30,000 fund drive to cover a kidney transplant for the sister of a fellow employee. A tour fund is opened at a local bank for Nudge Norwood Raha 51 of Lagro with sister Mary Briss employed at the plant. Geraldine Torkeriy leads the effort as funds chair.
Keith Huttenlocker of New Albany was named Anderson College 1992 baccalaureate speaker. The service is set for Sunday June 18 at Park Place Church with Dr Robey H Reardon presiding. The following evening a commencement will be held in Werner Auditorium with Congresswoman Edith Green opening the International Conversion. Huttenlocker, a longtime Church of God leader, has served on AC’s board and written for church publications.
May is set as Clean Up Pay Up Fix Up effort as Chamber of Commerce calls all residents to join. Results of Bankers Handicap Golf tourney at Yule Golf Course were announced Sunday with low score by C. Cullen and G. Storting. high score by R. Rammas. Prizes awarded as members participated. eighteen members attended Thursday’s meeting.
Last year financiers agreed to a marketing framework for gold with an 8 percent rate from a $33 base. The plan aims to standardize the international monetary settlement and allow other users to participate, though details remain unclear and some terms are disputed.
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