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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1970
Page
6
An informal reminiscence describes a lively dinner scene with Nancy and Scott, noting the menu and prices around fifteen dollars per person. The narrative celebrates stylish service, a dramatic flaming dessert table, and banter about cuisine and memory, ending with a playful reflection on Krokenbush and the festive tree display.
Eskimo youths are beginning a two year training program to become pilots for the Canadian Forces Air Base. They will work toward licenses for both fixed wing aircraft and helicopters.
Indiana treasurer John K. Snyder challenged Rep. Richard Roudebush to a series of joint appearances around the state to discuss the Republican U S Senate nomination. Roudebush resisted earlier debates, while Floyd Coleman and other contenders seek the seat as well.
In a domestic scene Jenny resists her mother’s critique of singing yet agrees to a duet if the piano is played. The exchange touches on encouragement and child talent as a family navigates expectations. The page also features a daily crossword with clues and a humorous aside about a baseball club.
The article covers a World Team Olympiad bridge deal where Italian star Denito Garozzo fails to reach a winning contract. It details missteps after spade and club maneuvers, and notes U S player Robert Jordan finding a line of play to keep several possibilities alive for declarer.
A Purdue University Home Economics group meeting discussed gender norms and body hair myths in adolescence and adulthood. Dr Joyce Brothers advises readers on a husband’s preference for long sleeves and personal sensitivities regarding physical appearance.
A 10 year old boy in a noisy house longs for a baked potato at 3:00 AM. Two US draftees in Vietnam hide under a hill as bombs explode, one quips about fate if a name is on you. A Viet Cong asks how to spell the last name. Satirical lines about life and beer close the piece, credited to Bennett Cork 1970.
Three Anderton youths from Heritage Hall Christian School in Muncie won ribbons at the Academic Spring Meet in Danville Illinois. Standout participants include Kenneth Holycross and Cheryl Seavel with top ribbons in sixth grade spelling and fifth grade mathematics, plus Jody Mitchell in sixth grade Christian living. Michael Cagley of Anderson heads Heritage Hall as headmaster and meet chairman. nineteen schools across seven states competed.
In Indianapolis the 1971 Legislature faces a dispute over a bill to let the Indiana Commission on Teacher Training and Licensing suspend licenses of teachers charged with drug related crimes or deviancy. The bill drew support from the General Education Study Committee but faced lobby opposition for suspending before any conviction.
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