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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1975
Page
1
Three heavily bearded Americans are released from the U S Aid compound after a week long siege. U S officials enter the building to begin paying Laotian salaries. Weather outlook: cloudy mild with showers and possible thunderstorms later. Highs in upper 70s tonight. Sunset 8 05 p m. Sunrise 5 16 a m.
President Ford told NATO allies in Brussels that the alliance remains the cornerstone of U.S. policy and detente must rest on strong defenses. He was welcomed by King Baudouin and Queen Fabiola as leaders planned talks in Madrid and Rome.
About 20 Delco employees from the Delco-Remy Division spoke during lunch breaks to gauge views on jobs the UAW and GM. Workers said both sides share blame for problems at Delco citing poor parts and management focus on quantity over quality while fearing foremen and union protection of troublemakers.
The American Dream balloon will rise at 4 30 p m to commemorate the bicentennial launch and Meridian Plaza opening. Hot Air Corps fill begins 3 p m in the Sears Roebuck lot at 10th Street and Central Avenue. A later 7 30 p m style show titled Hair to There features hairstyles of 200 years with local businesses contributing and downtown stores decorated in red white and blue.
A prominent hot air balloon inflates to 70 feet in height and 45 feet diameter for a three day celebration in Meridian Plaza. Lee Lortz Anderson Herald editor will ride the balloon over downtown while navigators perform excerpts from plays. The plaza hosts confections exhibitions and antique cars as downtown stores stay open. Formal bicentennial opening occurs at 10 30 am with remarks from Howard Eldon Rev James Goodrum and Mayor Robert L. Rock.
I&M customers in northern Madison County and northeastern Indiana will see a 12.30 percent rise in electricity costs starting today as the PSC approved a temporary increase to fund the Cook nuclear plant completion. The ruling, supported by PSC Chairman Larry Wallace, includes a management audit of I&M and related operations.
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