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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1968

Page

16

AHS Honor Society Dinners Initiation Planned at Anderson

Anderson High School Honor Society hosts a spring dinner at the Student Center dining room to honor new members and present initiation ceremonies. Officers include Bruce Chaille as president and Mary Paschal as treasurer with 149 decorations noted for the event and invited guests from Anderson College.

Anderson High School Kay Larson Hem Linda Peyton Pub-Li Shirley Armstrong Anderson College al lAnils Lea Mary Paschal Juniarg Bruce Clear Quasly Bruce Chaille Pat Mall Anna Highwood Jill Jackson Melinda White Father Frareig Kienly St. Mary's Beuce Chaille Isimes Dageforde Jan Polhemus Starry McGoon Shirley Armastrong Mary Beth Abel Monte Ice Kathy Ucks Anse Baldwin Cindy Bechtel Pam Black Brenda Beards Carol Byubdtage Bruce Thaille Chevy Chowning Ruth Stose Mike Conner Jim Dageforde Diane Elmore Jacque Parkner Barbara Prassard Tom Greddy Debbie Gray Pat Hall Steve Hardacre Vicki Nefalt Anna Hywood Eric Wolfman Jil Jackson Betty Johnson Glorial Jones Anita Lee Randy Lee Betsy McNahney Beth Newberry Janice Nichaus Paula Bingham Jerry Pearson Linda Jan Polhemus Judy Redick Anita Smith Greg Smith Ron Smith

Nominated candidates trail in Indiana recount shows tight race

In Indiana the 2nd District Republican contest narrows to an 80 vote margin as Earl Lander defeats C A Sullivan in Belmary county totals indicate Lander 12 993 and Sullivan 12 413 with a statewide pattern of tight unofficial tallies. Sullivan considers recount while officials await final certified results from the secretary of state office. Separately in New York a Population Council team seeks FDA permission to test a permanent contraceptive capsule in humans after animal trials, with general availability not expected for at least two years.

Indianapolis Earl Lander Valpa C.A. Sullivan Lefayette Belmary Indigia Plate Jasper LaPorte Newton Council Porter Harry F. Pulask Budel Mexico Jorge New York A_ rey starch Nivrsday Food and Drug Administration Population Council Sheldon J. Segal

Birth Control Tests Sought For Ovulation Cycle

Nes Segal, director of the council's biomedical division, proposed synthetic plastic capsules implanted under the skin to release progesterone at a defined rate, aiming to interrupt the ovulation cycle and offering a potential new method beyond the pill.

Ava Nes Segal The Council

Parliament Will Meet Snn Sierra Leone Capsule Debate

Sierra Leone officials discuss a plastic reproductive capsule designed to protect against pregnancy for varying lengths. Spokesman notes size determines coverage and cites potential one year or longer protection while addressing past side effects from hormonal pills and the return to civilian rule after a military coup.

Jess Sonie Allment Essson FDA

Tax increase would be detrimental, Hartke says

Evansville Indiana Sen. Vance Hartke told a service club meeting that a tax hike now would be one of the most detrimental moves for society. He warned the top priority for any administration is the United States tax structure amid a bleak outlook for taxpayers. Hartke questioned a 10 percent surcharge, noting Treasury estimates of 7.8 billion from business, cautions on recession, unemployment, and inflation.

Evansville Ind UPL Vance Hartke D Ind Treasury

Spring Fair in Canton Closes After Month of Trade

Hong Kong based UPI report notes the Guangzhou event ends with 4,001 visitors from 70 nations. The fair aims to showcase Chinese commerce amid broader economic shifts and received strong attendance, countering critics of China’s planned revolution.

China Canton Hong Kong UPI Ganten Kwantung Radio

Groundbreaking Rites Mark 75th Year of St. John's

Groundbreaking ceremonies Sunday will celebrate the 75th anniversary of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church on Fletcher Street between Central and Church. The new 16,000 square foot building designed by Arthur B. Henning will house worship, education, parlor, library, and offices. Spade-turning will be led by Pastor Nathan F. Barvier, church council members, and participating congregants.

Jobn Central Church of Anderson Fletcher Sts St.i Arthur B. Henning John's Partor Nathan F. Barvier St. John's Church Council

Alibi carry out open ell right trial

Sparse readable text notes a trial reference with unclear names and a phone-like number 643 7154. No definite event dates or locations are discernible. The fragment suggests a crime or court context but lacks concrete facts to identify parties or outcomes.

Fred Chicken Mth & Jackson

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