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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1970
Page
5
The Worry Clinic argues jurors are chosen by outdated methods and many adults lack logic training. Betty B. of Wisconsin, a busy farm wife, illustrates the burden and inefficiency of summonses. Proposes retirement-age jurors, paid panels, and logic education to resist emotional appeals.
Dr. William Brady explains diaphragm anatomy and function in clear terms. He contrasts belly breathing with chest expansion, notes the diaphragm’s domed, muscular structure and its role in inspiration, and advises maintaining belly expansion for natural breathing.
A mix of beliefs about Ney Booth and Jesse James persists in history lore. A Missouri trial questions whether Jesse James was killed in 1882 or lived on, with anonymous witnesses and past trials cited. The stories echo the idea that truth slips through cracks in legend.
Its A Fact notes Korea exported 702.8 million dollars in 1969, up 40 percent from 1968. The United States received 48 percent of that year total. U S national forests hold 100 million acres of forest land.
Elwood a scholastic and athletic awards banquet was held sponsored by St Josephs School and Home Organization with Don Himburg as emcee. Joe Heath spoke on desire and attitude as key athletic traits and awards covered eighth grade trophies, merit pins, perfect attendance pins, and numerous sport honors.
The Supreme Court broadened press and labor union rights while sidestepping gerrymandering ruling. It upheld a libel protection for reporting on public issues, empowered the NLRB to curb antiunion intimidation at Raytheon’s Mountain View plant, and refused review on a city loitering ordinance. It also allowed wage parity claims and denied other appeals.
U S Budget Director Robert P Mayo said the 1970 1971 budget will likely show a slight deficit rather than a small surplus. Federal Reserve chair Burns floated a possible incomes policy as a temporary measure while Brimmer projected a several billion dollar deficit. An open house in Daleville honors long time teacher Mrs Alta Holbrook retiring after 25 years of service.
Markleville School lists meals for the week with daily menus. Tuesday features meatloaf and brown gravy, whipped potatoes, celery and carrot sticks, chocolate pudding, bread and butter, milk. Wednesday offers creamed chicken on biscuit, buttered corn, tossed salad, jello, milk. AY presents pizzaburger or Spanish ham burger with buttered vegetables, potato chips, peaches, milk. Friday serves tenderloin, green beans, slaw, milk, chocolate cake.
Monroe Township Farm Bureau members meet at 6 30 p m Thursday at the 4 H Building Beulah Park for a carry in dinner. Members bring two dishes and their own table service. the group provides cake and ice cream. Food committee includes Basil McDermott Jr Victor Mills paugh and Wesley Cook. meeting will be the last until October.
More than 5,000 Girl Scouts from the United States, Commonwealth countries, Europe and Africa gathered in London for Thanksgiving. Princess Margaret attended as president of the Girl Guide Association.
Madison Heights gym hosts the annual music festival at 7 p.m. with seventh and eighth grade bands and choirs plus junior high orchestras. Mrs Ruth A Helms and Rex L Kenz conduct. William Frame directs the ninth grade choir. Floyd Hurst guest conducts the community orchestra. Over 300 young musicians perform pieces from My Fair Lady and other selections.
Indiana Telephone Corp petitioned the Public Service Commission for authority to raise rates at Crane and to combine Crane and Odon into a single calling area.
Mercy Hospital reports admissions for Price Farr Charles Knick Mrs Donald Tucker Mrs Virginia Davis George Kladis Mrs Bessie Riley Gary Lyn Fox Lester Ferring Susan Fetz Mrs Ronald Boyland Mrs Harold Vannes Mrs Wilbur Perkins Mrs Verlin Sigler John Hamm and others. Dismissals include Lori Downham Dalice Haskett William Thompson Frank Tauriello Virginia Shannon Earl Myers Christine Baker Gary Lyn Fox Roberta Fakes and Fettig family. Two births reported: a boy to Mr and Mrs David McCord and a boy to Mr and Mrs Gary Beasley.
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