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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1975
Page
1
The World Football League signs former USC standout Anthony Davis to a multimillion contract. Inflation and consumer price trends are noted, with reports on April inflation and a tuna trade story on page 28. Weather outlook and local ads fill the rest of the page.
The city and county face a weak job market with about 1,248 seniors from city high schools about to graduate. Employers like General Motors have reduced hiring prospects while the armed services report lower enlistment. Vocational schools and technical training are encouraged as alternatives to college as youths seek work in retail, food service, hospitals, and light construction.
Indiana Public Service Commission vetoed General Telephone's directory assistance and pay phone charges while granting a $29 million 32.2 percent overall rate hike. The decision sets a precedent, with hearings for Indiana Bell's $44.5 million request to begin soon.
Indiana State Police describe the Ind 13 intersection near Lapel as difficult after two days of crashes injuring four people. A 73 year old driver and a 46 year old tanker driver were hurt when Bohannon pulled into Johnson’s path. A second crash near noon Tuesday injured Arty Jay and Emma Beek, both of Jonesboro. Police cite limited visibility from curves and a hill, plus detours on nearby routes, as factors.
Fifth District congressman Elwood Bud Hillis weighs changing his stance on the compromise strip mining bill after President Ford vetoed it, fearing higher I M electric bills. Senators Bayh Hartke and Sharp back the bill, while Energy Administrator Zarb warns of higher oil and coal costs if enacted.
Delco Remy recalls 96 laid off workers after Memorial Day weekend, bringing total recalls to 1,039 since April. About 1,830 seniority employees remain on layoff, with indefinite layoffs dating back to December 6, 1971.
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