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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1971

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India says Gnat jets down three Pakistan planes

New Delhi asserts Gnat jets downed three Pakistani warplanes and reports ground fighting in East Pakistan with independence fighters claiming a do-or-die battle to drive out the Pakistan army. Pakistan acknowledges two losses and says Indian planes were shot down. both sides report varied assertions about forces involved.

New Delhi India East Pakistan Pakistan Rawalpindi Jessore

Pakistan says East Pakistan air clash with India escalates

Pakistan alleges Indian air and ground assaults across East Pakistan with Sabre jets attacked by 8 to 10 Indian Gnats and eight Pakistani planes lost. Dacca sources claim 18 Indian tanks destroyed and heavy casualties, while Rawalpindi officers report major air losses and fierce border fighting near Jessore Sinhethe and Chittagong regions. India denies, citing independence fighters opposing government control.

Pakistan East Pakistan Pakistan Army Dacca India Rawalpindi Jessore Sinhet Chittagong

Senate Rejects Troop Cut in Defense Bill Vote

The Senate approved a $70.8 million defense money bill after rejecting a proposed 60,000 troop cut in U S European forces and adding $500 million for military sales to Israel. The measure passed 80 to 5 and was sent to a conference committee as Congress nears adjournment.

Ttnuton Denave U.S Israel Senate House ‘Conference Committee Nixon House Congress J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Mike Gravel D-Alaska Bred R. Harris D-Okla Mark C. Hatfield R-Ore Mike Mansfield D-Mont Europe Indochina Montana Senate Appropriations Committee White House Ronald L. Ziegler U. S Amouner Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Mansfield

Sound Off residents seek red tape relief on missing orders

A frustrated reader recounts ordering a GT-40 body for 595 dollars on Aug 5 1971 from Kellison Inc Lincoln California paying 400 by personal check. The firm vanished phone lines disconnected and the district attorney seized assets over back taxes. IRS says revenue used for taxes no refund. A separate matter concerns a Scuttman Living Bible set misdelivered three years ago. bureau credit concerns loom for the son. The column notes mixed consumer inquiries and a Senate vote on European troop levels and aid.

Kellison Inc Lincoln Calif Chamber of Commerce Better Business Bureau Sacramento Internal Revenue Service Stuttman Living Bible Grolier Enterprise Inc Credit Bureau

Chamber Launches Community Ecology Program at Luncheon

Anderson Chamber of Commerce will unveil a community ecology program at a Thursday luncheon at Key West Shrimp House. General Guide Lamp Division will receive Power magazine’s national Environment Protection Citation for its waste water treatment program begun in 1968. James J O’Connor of Power will discuss Energy and the Environment, highlighting the energy imbalance and national environmental challenges while presenting the award and E flag to Guide Lamp Division.

Anderson Chamber of Commerce Power Magazine James J O'Connor New Gisto Power Key West United States New York University Eta Kappa Nu O’connor National Environment Protection Woschitz Power Guide Pendleton Avenue McGraw-Hill

East Side School Plans Discussed

Anderson Community School board discussed land purchase for a new East Side Junior High, approving a $200,000 offer for northeast Anderson Township acreage. Architect Henning presented preliminary plans. a scale model will determine final design. The board also reviewed teacher leave benefits and cooperative water service with Anderson Works for Highland, plus $54,000 in transportation appropriations.

We New East Side Anderson Community School Board Anderson Township Arthur ‘Henning Henning Vevar Litten North Side Litten Anderson Board of Works Highland

Rock Turns Eye To Appointees

Mayor-elect Robert L. Rock, fresh from Florida, begins selecting top city officials. He meets Democratic leaders but gives no commitments as talks continue. A first decision will name a Black appointee to the Board of Safety, promised during a campaign speech.

Jong. Nay Democratic Party the Herald Rock Board of Safety American Naacp

Anderson Snow Blankets Indiana Cities In Late Tuesday

Residents statewide, including Anderson and Hoosiers, bundled up as a band of snow swept into Indiana Tuesday night. Weather officials warned of two to three inch accumulations in central and southern Indiana, with slick roads and reduced visibility reported along highways. Travelers were urged to use caution as crews plowed and salted while the storm moved inland from the west. In Anderson, crews cleared roadways amid wet and slushy conditions, and there were no serious injuries by mid-evening. The forecast called for clearing skies this afternoon with temperatures moderating toward the weekend.

Lafayette Aas National Weather Service Anderson Indiana

Hancock County Malicious Prosecution Judgment Upheld

Indiana appellate court upholds a $90,000 verdict against 15 Hancock County residents in a malicious prosecution suit tied to a failed junior senior high school project led by Carl Snider in Mount Vernon. The ruling preserves $15,000 actual and $73,000 punitive damages. dissent cites clerk office mixups as invalidating the outcome.

Indianapolis Indiana Hancock County Hancock Superior Court Hancock County Group Carl Snider Mount Vernon School Corp Snider Sntm U.S. District Court Lewis U. S. District Court William E.steckler Hancock Appellate Court Paul Buchanan Hancock Circuit Court Clerk’s

Odorant Spill Triggers Gas Alarm in Elwood Indiana

Elwood Indiana faced a gas odor scare when odorant spilled from Panhandle Eastern lines caused widespread reports. Officials from Gas Co say the odorant harmless, wind spread the scent, 25 plus calls from homes schools and public places prompted evacuations at Oakland School with no injuries reported.

Whitinger Elwood Oakland

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