GM Plans To Attack Alcoholism At Work
A GM program tightens steps from earlier lax approach, emphasizing rehabilitation, early detection, supervisor training, and treatment-center ties. Real cases show workers with alcohol and drug problems faced by management, with detox, hospital care, and convalescence, aiming to return the employee to paid work under supportive policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iason
Lee
Walch Liduetrles
Intel
Tron
Jble
Roche
General Motors
BOYL
Pheonix House
Maxe
Seaderman
Shtanan
Chit-Chat Hospital
Pennsylvania
Levengrin
New Jersey
High Watch
Connecticut
Freeport Ami Central Islip
Long Island
President Nixon Endorses Phase 2 Plans and Market Advice
President Nixon defended Phase 2 of his economic program, saying the 5.5 percent wage increase and 2.5 percent price guideline are realistic targets to curb inflation. He urged patience, cited strong public support, and cautioned against pessimism. He advised against selling stocks and forecast prosperity in 1979 tied to peace and controlled inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Price Commission
Pay Board
America
I Pay Board
Wnl
Gailet
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
New York
New Jersey
Amalgamated — Clothing, Workers of America
He Labor Department
Alent
United Auto Workers
YMCA Plans $800,000 Modernization in 1973
The Anderson YMCA announces an $800,000 expansion and modernization set to begin in 1973. The plan adds a new swimming pool, annex building, and updated facilities to serve youth, adults, and community programs, with capital funds led by Wilbur Roby and a broad committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Anderson
Andi
Robert M. Wagner
YMCAS
Wilbur Roby
Anderson Banking Company
Financial, Appeal, Heamed
Perry W. House
W Delco Remy
P. E. Bardsley
T. Franklin Miller
Warner Press
George Bannister
UAW
Norman Walters
Wagner
Advarre Gitty
Anderton Ymca
United Fund
United Funds
Universo
Westvale
Seach
Walters
He Stabilization Board
Tts
Wallers
YRICA
Eno
Ode and
Cogital Suids
Robe M. Wagner
Ymca Board ‘of Directors
Jackson Street
Justorth
P. £. Bardsley
Franklin Miller
Wilbur Raby
Picure
Detoa-Remy Division
Herald
Shasi Keys
Anderson and Madison County area deaths linger
Doris M. McNeal and Nora Swart Elwood testify to a year of deaths in Anderson and Madison County. The notices list survivors including spouses and children, funeral details at Memorial Chapel Park Cemetery and Brown and Buzz Funeral Home, and affiliations with local churches and civic groups. Several obituaries note long residence in Anderson, with dates, birthplaces, and interment venues across Pendleton, Elwood, and Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dotle M. Bforeal
Delaware
Notder Memorial Chapel
St.lFairmount
John's Hospital
Dwight. McCurdy
Ines
Dale Hamilton
Anderson
Masonic Elles
SheHerment
Park
Cemes
Jessebery
Fairmount
Iva Lasley
Women of the Friends
Muncie
Luary
Jack McNeal
Donald
Nora Swart
J. McNeal
James
Judith) Elwood
Harrison
Bonney
Marlyin
Shirley
Ander
Lillies
A Lasley
Felix Burchett
George Perry
San Anjalia
Elwood
Texas
Madison County
Brown and Bele
Middletown
Eliza
Gleen
McWillams
George Skinner
Park Saj
Madison County Senior Park
Church of
Union Borings
Ralph Richardson
Pittsburgh
Main Street Christian Bainsone Church
Elwood City
Ceme
First Presbyterian Church
Anderson Country Club
Civic Arts Center
Daughters of the American Revolution
G. B. Sefton
Containers Corporation
John
Julia) Robinson
G. Brook Sefton
Marion
W. A. Redd
Union Springs
Ala
Snd Lock
Redd
Sar
Chesterfield
Iman E
Frankton
Ward A
Donovan
Jack
Arcadia Brethren Church
Arcadia Cemetery
Cornell Bright” Funeral
Pendleton
Hershel Jackson
Tipton County
Otta
Nellios Jackson
Artadla Brethren Church
Whetstone Brotherhood
Sisdawhand
Five Die and Ten Hurt in Ohio Scholar Contiived Tragedy
In Youngstown Ohio a car careened through a crowded business district killing five people and injuring ten. Victims include Barbara Hoffman 73 Grpha Hoffman 73 and Bankston 39. Barbara Barbara Williamson involved as senior class representative and teen jury hopeful speaks of the program’s value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Kat Williamson
James
Anderson
Horrolle
Barbaca
Ceva Jn
Young DeFeigis
South Side
L'own
Joseph Legree
Listterwhite
Lalania
Werelwilliams
Grpha Hoffman
Council
West
Ceriy Bankston
Jeral Street
Barbara
St. Johns
Richard Reinshe
Indiana Cenhardt
Tral College
Merlin Roberts
Lafayette
Ployd Sosugh
Lena de
Three defendants pay fines in Elwood weighing scales case
In Elwood City Court Friday morning three defendants paid fines for state weighing scales violations. Lawrence Graham 31 Anderson overweight fined 14.60 plus 327 costs. Billy G. Evans 92 Frankfort and Henry Protts 49 Washington Iowa paid 895 plus 27 costs on two no motor relax permit violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Elwood City
Lawrence Graham
Andersson
Billy G. Evans
Frankfort
Henry Protts
Washington
Iowa
Aad
Fee system impact on justices of the peace and court reform
A study shows 78 percent of justices of the peace reach the maximum fee cap in smaller townships while larger cities pay salaries. The legislature raised the maximum to 4500 this year and a reform plan suggests four paths. In regular city court Judge Michael Tancey fined Rether Davis and Norman Alexander for speeding. Final rites held for Leonard Montgomery Chappell at Fairmount with funeral details and affiliations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Tancey
Rether Davis
N. B St
Norman Alexander
Ida S. J Street
Sacy Mie
Abo Gahing
Leonard E. Montgomery
Owen Chappell
Leonard E. Ponrvint
Ted Abe Flint
Ronald the
Sealy
Community Hospital
Gann Chappell
Levy
Fairmount
Chesterfield Jaycees Turkey Shoot on Water St
The Chesterfield Jaycees hold a Turkey Shoot every Sunday at noon on Water Street. The event runs weekly, inviting local participants to compete in arranged shooting challenges. Participants should arrive by 11:45 AM to register and compete in the discreet, community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadeau
Man Merpan
Chitang
Andinien
Ind
Mote
Chesterfield
Jaycees
Water St
Angeline N. Green Rites Held at Copher and Fesler
Mrs Angeline N Green age 4 1885 N Street was given final rites at 1:30 p m today at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home. Interment followed at Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattes Mandley Funeral Home
Triskett Ave
Cleveland
Ohio
Anderson
Owen F. Fowler
Sunset Memorial Park
George M, Curry Wilkinson
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Wilkinson
George M. Curry
Charlottes« Ville
Taterment
Glen Cave
Knightstown
Angalina Green Elwood
Copher and Fesler Funeral Home
Angelina N. Green
Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery
Cornell Bright
Prisoner Barnes On Run From Prison After Shootout
Lash testified that Barnes fled during a prison escape to reach Gary but claimed no intent to harm the officer. The incident began after Barnes’ wife Belly argued with him as the pursuit moved through Ridge Rose. Authorities say Barnes tied a woman, stole guns and a family car, then fled with a police chase ending near a captain’s home. Barnes, previously jailed for rape in 1983, was described as dangerous by Highland police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Gary
Lash
Barnes' Ile
Barnes
Belly
Highland Police
Sheppard
Ridge
Sash
Bares
Gene
Koziatex
Woen-Lash
Rease
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Pace
Ren
Foy
Donald Rumsfeld
Consiration Board
Peay Board
Foc
Corporer Guile
Anderson and
Doris M. McNeal
Marie
Mimsraesewinde
Craig Allen Fuller
L. C. May
Jacqueline K. Fuller
W. 22Nd St
Hev. T. Menifee
Interpana East
Maplewood Comery
Robert Highbaugh
W A.m
Brown and Butz
Brown
Park View Cemetery
Alexandria
Thomas Hosier
W. Nelson
D.m
Karl M. Kyla
Thomas S. Mosier
Carl W
Menton
Don
IGOF
Max Mergen
Poa Akith
Indiana. Ave
FIRST
Freewill Baptist
den Pegram
Don Pegram
Newport News, Va
South Central Way
POLCE
Edward Hatter
Second St
Athletic Park
Lindberg Road
Andrea Whitaker
Jack Hudson
Lindberg Rd
Kenny Jackson
E. Listh St. Jackson
St. John’s Hospital
Herald Phose
Steve Oberreich
Elwood City Court News
Ora
Montgomery
United Methodist Church
Turkey
Man
Southside Baptist Church
Em. Fendey
Greene
Paittr Phony
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