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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1970
Page
5
Tina S four in CASE N-520 illustrates how children value time and effort over costly gifts. The piece argues fathers should foster early involvement with practical builds and shared projects to cultivate future partnership, citing audience participation as a key tactic for influence and motivation.
Dr William Brady explains ringworm is a skin infection best treated under medical care. He warns against self treatment and cites mild acids that aid healing, plus hygiene steps like changing clothes and disinfecting shoes with formaldehyde.
A collage of quotations from writers and entertainers notes on culture and life. It includes remarks by Ander son theater posters, Erskine Caldwell, Bennett Cerf, Duke Ellington, and a general American Saying about desires and cares.
The Rev. Theodore Hesburgh, president of the University of Notre Dame, said he would personally deliver to President Nixon 15 000 signatures urging immediate withdrawal of U S military forces from Indochina. Phil Facenda, Hesburghs special assistant, announced the plan in South Bend Ind
Rev. Hesburgh, chairman of the U.S. Civil Rights Commission, prepared a declaration signed by 15,000 asserting that American traditions are best realized by not continuing military operations in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos. The presentation to the UND president was to come soon.
UPI reports in the 91st Congress second session the Post Office could become an independent agency with a postmaster general leader and an 11 member rate commission. The House and Senate Post Office committees push reform bills while backing workers. House approves a $20 billion military procurement package expanding ABM safeguards and new carrier hardware. House passes and sends to Senate a bill banning obscene mail to youths under 17 and allows adults to opt out of ads. Nixon seeks an 8 percent pay rise for postal workers after a 6 percent raise already enacted. Welfare moves forward with a Nixon backed plan for a minimum annual income of 1600 dollars for a family of four, rising to 3920 with phaseout. cost projected at 4.4 to 5.5 billion and about 15 million added to rolls. Senate finance asks for overhaul to curb idleness. Education gets a $4.1 billion Office of Education appropriation for 1971, with desegregation provisions. hearings in progress. Housing advances a government backed home loan bill and 250 million for rate subsidies. House considers a 4 billion development bank for low cost loans. Impeachment talks extend to whether Justice Douglas should be removed. House subcommittee investigates misconduct as alternative pressure.
Robert E. Gohn, a blind longtime bartender and trader in Virginia City Montana, operates a bar and hardware store in a historic two story brick building. A former justice of the peace he knows most customers by name, reads national magazines, and recalls Montana’s mining era while tending $3 zombies and a broad stock of goods.
In Fairbanks Alaska residents note meters fail in extreme cold with readings freezing and stalls at temperatures near 20 below zero and worse at 35 below as winter challenges persist for motorists and city services.
Ward Hamilton Jr. of Goshen was sentenced to 221 years in prison after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the fatal beating of Theodore Gorski in Elkwort County Jail. Gorski, from Bearborn, Mich., was jailed on drunken driving and public intoxication charges.
Porter County Coroner Leonard Wetmore concluded the death of 16 year old Dennis Teltges was accidental after a boat overturned near Flint Lake north of Valparaiso. Companions Michael Finnegan, 17, and Ron Oleson, 14, were aided with life jackets by fisherman Leonardo Martinez, and were saved from drowning. Teltges' body was recovered by scuba divers.
Stevens son of Mr and Mrs Jay F Stevens 1204 E 38th St attends Fire Control Technician School at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois.
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Powder to keep dentures secure and comfortable. It claims longer wear, easier eating, alakaline properties that won’t sour under dentures, and no gummy taste, urging readers to buy at drug counters.
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