Gary Schools Face Cuts If No Plan From Officials
Indianapolis AP reports Gary school officials must present a plan to cut expenses or risk losing state support. Gov Whitcomb said the district must keep schools open, with a $1 million payroll due Nov 1 and a looming $10 million shortfall by December. The state budget agency and legislators may step in, while a special Gary committee reviews finances and contracts.
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Labor Council Backs UF and Mental Health Center Plan
The Labor Council supports the United Fund and the creation of a comprehensive Mental Health Center in Madison County, proposing collaboration with legislators for funding and urging city and county leaders to back union contracts. Committee chairs named to push community services, civil rights, education, and public outreach, with focus on offsetting costs of teacher and staff benefits amid district disparities.
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Ua-Cap Council
United Fund
Gary
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Madison County
Indianapolis
Comprehensive
Hamilton
Labor Council
Indiana
Tre Council Sears
Jack Nor- Gary
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Con- Hart
Reg
Madison
Rex Roberts
Abe
Task force urges migrant camps to meet health standards
A state task force urges complying migrant camps rather than closing them for substandard conditions. The report supports stricter enforcement, calls for a watchdog committee in 1972, and notes plans to push a Teague Campbell bill to raise health standards, speed inspections, and fund more health personnel.
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Rorkdine
Char Norton
Judy
Earis
Marcy
TES
Teague
Craig Campbell
D-Anderson
Teague Campbell
State Board of Health
Lawmakers warned against overlapping federal agencies
The Richmond Republican warned that hasty agency creation could raise consumer costs and trigger conflicts as multiple federal bodies intervene against manufacturers. Dennis argued labor representation in Congress remains strong while business groups often fail to press their case. He criticized budget dynamics where proposals swell through House and Senate action, producing much higher figures than the administration to be reconciled later.
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House
Congress
Dennig
Senate
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Memorial rites for Mary Swafford and others in county
Final rites were held or planned for multiple local residents including Mary Swafford 91 of 2715 B Lynn St. Samuel A Jones 82 of 304 Markleville Rd. John Nickerson 78 of 612 S Lane St Alexandria. Lucy R Falker 79 Noblesville formerly Anderson. Wendell Beachboard and family. Phyllis Hena Stanley two and a half years old of Jonesboro. and various others in Anderson Noblesville and surrounding towns with services at Brown and Butz Sells Rowe Conclus. Interments followed at local cemeteries.
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Weston Funera
Mary
Hina) Swafford
B. Lynn St
Ilerment
Harlan Cemetery
Wilkincon
Samuel A. Jones
A.m. Inday
Brown and Butz
Markleville Rd
Mendon Cemetery
Pendleton
John Nickerson
Sells and Rowe Funeral
S. Lane St
Alexandria
Hill Union Cemetery
Eaton
Ohio
Lucy R. Falker
The
Second Baptist
Noblesville
Anderson
East Mapleyoo
Brooks Memorial Chapel
Phyllis Rena Stanley
Jonesboro
Phyllis Hena! Stanley
Philip
Rebecca Dunning Stanley
Thurst
NEW PASTOR AT FIT UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
The Rev James E Lentz and his family join Fit United Methodist Church after a seven year pastorate in Avilio He is a Taylor University psychology graduate and Northwestern theology graduate He will serve in congregational care outreach with Dr Virgil Bjork Rev Lyan Henry and EOS Scott at Fit Church.
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Fit United Methodist Church
Fint Church
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Anderan
United Methodist Church
Avilio
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Lendt
Taylor University
Garrett Graduate School of Theology
Northwestern University
Virgil Bjork
Lyan Henry
Eos Scott
Lowe Oak Restaurant Fried Chicken Dinner Special
Lowe Oak Restaurant at 3442 Nichol Ave West offers a carry out fried chicken dinner for 1.10 dollars. Available Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday. Dinner is a limited daily offering for dine in or carry out.
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Lowe Oak
Nichol Ave
Sun
Civil suit cites defamation and false arrest in Anderson case
Finney files in Madison Circuit Court naming Vaughn Sharpowske Brock and City of Anderson as defendants seeking 150 in compensatory damages and 350000 in punitive damages for defamation false arrest false imprisonment and loss of employment. Expenses include about 500 in lost wages 100 investigative fees and 1150 in attorney fees. Meanwhile the Safety Board promotes Ranty Davis to lieutenant.
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Finney
Madison Circuit Court
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Scharpowske
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Anderson
Safety Board
Set
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New Arrivals in Connersville and Nearby Areas
Readable fragments list new births and bylines for families in Connersville and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Parker Novoavilla and Mr and Mrs Downes, with mentions of children and street addresses such as 26 W Oak St.
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Richard J
Mark Oyifle
Nemnes ‘Downes
Connersville
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Oak St
McKinn
Senate cuts continue famine era aid bill details
The bill outlines $225 million for the Alliance for Progress and related funds totaling $1.141 billion, with compared figures to a $1.454 billion defeated bill. Military aid includes $30 million direct aid and $435 million in support, $85 million for Israel, and $400 million in military credit sales. Total aid reaches $1.185 billion versus $1.723 billion previously, with restrictions on U.S. activities and require authorization for Laos Thailand and North Vietnam operations, plus phasedout bilateral rent programs by June 30 1975 and possible withholding after December 3 unless $12 billion in domestic funds are released.
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U.S
Laos
Thailand
North Vietnam
A Thought on Morality and Society
The writer laments widespread discontent with modern behavior and urges return to old rules. He cites moral compromises in personal life and politics, warns against hostility toward authorities, and calls for adherence to the Ten Commandments and stronger faith and alliance with God.
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Rat Yaluea
Labor board faces standoff over retroactive pay and freeze
Labor members and union leaders clash over a rule on contracts executed before August 15 1971 and retroactive increases during the wage freeze. The AFL CIO urges Congress not to extend President Nixon's wage freeze authority, arguing Phase 2 must be tested first.
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Senate Banking Committee
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Nixon
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George Meany
Hilltop Restaurant Ad Offers Undated Specials
Hilltop Restaurant lists daily specials including fried chicken at 1.50, Swiss steak and roast beef at 1.75 with hours from early morning until 7 30 p.m. The listing reflects a compact lunch and dinner menu likely from a mid century street listing.
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St. Rd
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