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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1969

Page

24

Whitcomb urges expansion of student loan programs

Indiana Governor Edgar Whitcomb told a gathering of bankers, lawmakers, and college officials that tuition increases make financing student loans more critical. discussion covered using a 1959 $560000 appropriation with options from direct lending to subsidies or bank incentives, while students flagged rural gaps and industry participation as problems.

Indianapolis Edgar D. Whitcomb Whitcomb State Scholarship Commission Fred Risk Scholarship Commission Indiana National Bank Robert C. Nelson Indiana Bankers Association

Two Andersonians To Get Degrees At IU Med Center

Mary Hostetler and Barbara Fitzsimmons, both of Anderson, complete their senior year in occupational therapy at the Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis. They graduate in June with B.S. degrees and will be eligible for the American Occupational Therapy Association registration exam. There are about 9,000 registered occupational therapists in the United States.

Indianapolis Indiana University School of Medicine Mary Hostetler Wayne Hostetler Ind North Barbara Fitzsimmons Albert McColloum van Buskirk Anderson Madison Heights High School American Occupational Therapy Association United States

Nixon Will Spend Memorial Day Weekend in Florida

President Nixon will spend a long Memorial Day weekend at his Key Biscayne vacation home in Florida. He is to fly there on May 28 and stay until the evening of June 1, then return to Washington before leaving June 8 for the Pacific to meet South Vietnamese President Thieu.

Washington UPI Nixon Key Biscayne, Fla White House Florida Ronald Ziegler Pacific Nguyen van Thieu

Young Musicians Ready Program At Park Place

Nearly 50 young musicians from the Youth Treble Choir and Handbell Choir at Park Place Church of God will perform at 6 p.m. Sunday at Sherman Street Church of God in a public sacred music service under Rev. David L. Coolidge. The program features Miss Barbara Crose as soloist and includes hymns anthems spirituals and folk songs with instrumentalists Gary Powell and Allen Lucas.

Park Place Church of God Sherman Street Church of God David L. Coolidge Park Place Gary Powell Allen Lucas Edward Foggs Barbara Crose M. Vance S. Wesley H. Draesel F. Joller D. Barker Jesus Lonesome Valley L. Kjelson Standin Miss Crose

Michael Silvers to Receive Boys Town Diploma

BOYS TOWN Nebr Michael Silvers Anderson is among 100 youths to receive eighth grade diplomas from the Boys Town school in June commencement exercises. Msgr. Nicholas H Wegner director of Father Flanagan s Boys Home will present diplomas to 199 boys.

Boys Town Nebr Michael Silvers Anderson Boys Town School Msgr Nicholas H. Wegner Father Flanagan

Madison Heights Students Chosen for Hoosier Boys State

Fourteen boys from Anderson Highland and Madison Heights High Schools selected to attend the American Legion Hoosier Boys State practicum in civics from June 7 to 14. From the left are Gary Gates and other attendees.

Madison Heights High School The American Legion Hoosier Gary Gates Wood Anderson, Highland Madison Heights

Whitcomb names 7 to Municipal Court Advisory Council

Governor Whitcomb announces seven appointees to Marion County Municipal Court Advisory Council including John M Kitchen Hue ren Yockey Merle H Miller George Cafoures Miss Pallas Waters R L Lipman and George B Diener. The move follows a 1969 law to boost citizen involvement in state government.

Indianapolis Whitcomb Marion County John M Kitchen Indianapolis Bar Association Huerene H. Yockey Merle H. Miller Indianapolis Lawyers Commission George Cafoures South Side Spotlight Miss Pallis Waters R. L. Lipman George 8. Diener Public Re

Iron Ore Briquets Plant Under Construction at Ciudad Guayana

A plant to reduce iron ore into briquets is being built in Ciudad Guayana Venezuela. By removing dirt and condensing the ore, bricks with 86.5 percent iron content are produced, cutting shipping costs. Jobs depend on farms. Chicago reports three of ten private sector US jobs tied to agriculture.

Ciudad Guayana Venezuela Chicago United States

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