Ford Orders Second Tariff On Imported Oil
President Ford announced a second 1.50 per barrel tariff on imported oil effective June 1 to curb shortages and push higher production. He urged Congress to pass energy legislation, including gasoline taxes and efficiency incentives, while signaling a plan to phase out price controls on domestic crude oil.
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Anderson Herald
Ford
Washington
United States of America
Congress
Federal Energy Administration
Ullman
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
Senate Finance Committee
America
Florida
Hawaii
Police Blotter Reports Multiple Local Incidents
Four people were injured in a Tuesday afternoon car collision near Elwood when a southbound stalled vehicle was hit by a passing car. Debris and injuries were handled at Mercy Hospital. The blotter also notes two trailer break-ins in Anderson, a burglary at Steven Johnson’s residence, and an aggravated assault at Standard Food Store. Other minor crashes, bicyclist and pedestrian injuries, and several births are listed with local residents and hospitals.
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Elwood
Mitchell L. Sims
St. Elwood
Ind
Eliwood
Herbert F. Stevenson
Kokomo
Sims
Lars
Terrance Dean
Mercy Hospital
Stevenson
Mercy: Hospital
Steven Johnson
W. 18Th St
Standard Food Store
Nichol Ave
Ariella Strawther
13Th St
Madison County
Lincnin
14Th Streets
Eighth
Chase Streets
Dawn Eckhardt
Eighth St
St. John's
Miss Eckhardt
Agnes Renbarger
W. Seventh St
Eighth Street
Renbarger
City Bids Opened for Aqua Gardens Shelterhouse and Play Equipment
The City Park board opened three bids for the Aqua Gardens shelterhouse and one bid for play equipment. Shelter bids ranged from 24 300 to 31 00 dollars with a rejected bid for missing a 5 percent performance bond. The play equipment bid was 16 680 dollars. Officials expect minor design changes to meet estimates of 22 000 to 22 300 for the shelterhouse and 9 000 to 10 500 for the play equipment. A June 3 meeting will decide awards with funds split between federal and local bond sources.
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Federal Department of Transportation
Don McCarty
Don Meccarty
Aqua Gardens
Jack Horton Construction
Anderson
Shepherd's Construction
Chesterfield
Mirwitz & Orne
Effingham
Timberform Inc
Portland
Boston
Mass
Bill McCarty
Department of the Interior
Area Deaths and Obituaries in Indiana Region
Edward Fouse Sr 74 of Campbellsburg dies. services held in Campbellsburg for his burial. Harry B. Taylor 66, cigar store operator of Anderson, dies at IU Medical Center Indianapolis after two years illness. survived by wife Rachel, son Harry Thomas, sister Dora Fisher, brother Clarence A Taylor, four grandchildren. funeral arrangements at Brown and Butz. Woodrow Swinford 62 of Atlanta dies after brief illness. funeral today in Arcadia with burial at Arcadia Cemetery. survivors include Grace his wife, three daughters, five brothers, two sisters, and 10 grandchildren.
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Edward Fouse
Edmund Earl Fouse Jr
Anderson
Edmund Earl Fouse Sr
Campbellsburg
Salem
Harry B. Taylor
Nichol Ave
IU Medical Center
Indianapolis
Tipton County
Atlanta
Noblesville
Eagles Lodge
Rachel E
Harry Thomas Taylor
Rt. 4
Leland
Dora) Fisher
Sarasota
Fla
Clarence A. Taylor
Brown and Butz
Brian Campbell
Anderson Memorial Park
Taylor
IU Hospital Memorial Fund
Tipton Memorial Hospital
Hartley
Arcadia
Grace
Betty Dunbar
Shirley Nease
Terre Haute
Donas Montgomery
William of
Eugene
Herbert
Newaco
Mich. Verlin
Willis
Coldwater
Mich
Geneva Zimmerman
Norma Burton
Edinburgh
College Graduate Hiring Falters This Year
Eighteen percent of new college graduates are being hired this year, with the job market likely to improve next spring. The College Placement Council surveyed 709 employers, noting the sharpest declines for engineers and PhDs, while top students minorities and women in high demand fields retain opportunities. The drop marks the first overall decline since 1969-70 and 1970-71, though not as severe as the 27 percent dip in 1970. The council represents college placement directors and career planners nationwide, across business industry government and nonprofit sectors, excluding teaching positions.
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John Stowell
Associated Press
Washington
Farm Union Sympathizers Urge Boycott At Rio Grande Fields
In Hidalgo County Texas a mass march by United Farm Workers sympathizers pressed workers to boycott cantaloupe fields near the Eb Texano Ranch after a shooting incident the day before. Authorities reported ten wounded demonstrators and one ranch employee, while laborers split between the march and returning to work as deputies kept watch without further violence.
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Hidalgg
Tex. GA
Rio Grande Valley
United Farm Workers Union
GFW
Tony Orenchin
Intersattamal
Miller
Rio Grande
Canteloupe
Tabor Singer
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G. £. Ebberts
David L. Dailey
Howard White
Sherman
Charles Clark
Karen Chaffin
W. Syd
Linda Dollar
Hallman Rd
Shidohn's Hospital
Fred Goth
16Th St
St. John's Hospital
Rosemary Ingledue
Cincinnati
Rose al. Ingledue
Roger W. Roley
Mth Street
Tim Taylor
Central Ave
St. John's Fospital
Steven B. Tolle
Fifth St
Tollé
St. Jons Hospital
Paul Borgerding
Bethany Qd
Community. Hospital
Michael Harp
Brown St
Larry Crouch
Alexandria
Daughis Sheward
Crystal St
Airs
John Hiatt
Fiwood
Woodrow Swinford
Woodrow
Woody" Swinford
E-Lim
Dophaen
Ens
Hewitt's Furniture Warehouse
1520 Meridian
Orendain
Denali Furniture
Pendleton Ave
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Richard C. Woodsome
North Anderson Church of God
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