Sheltered Workshop Aid Helps Barry Richter Find Companionship
Viola B. Phillips reports on the Association for the Retarded's Sheltered Workshop program bringing social contact to Barry Richter who previously stayed home watching TV and reading. The piece notes his mother Mrs Joseph Larmore describing the lack of companionship before the program.
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Viola B. Phillips
Herald
Barry Richter
Joseph Larmore
Association For the Retarded
United States of America
Republic
Retarded Youth Programs Expand In Madison County
The Sheltered Workshop, part of the Association for the Retarded, serves more than 50 youths and moves to the York Building to expand. Programs include work activities social participation and pre school education at the Peter Pan School. AR also runs aides for public schools and a handbell choir with a $900 set of bells.
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Elizabeth McDermott
York
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Elmer Richter
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Association
Turtle Creek Convalescent Centre
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Knights of Columbus
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Right Of Way Plans Near As Mayor Reviews Bypass Status
Indiana 109 bypass progress moves forward as Mayor Robert L Rock calls a 9 30 am news conference to discuss expediting construction and reviewing the redesign. Engineers from Butler Fairman Seufert report plans ready for state highway commission review with federal approval needed.
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Herald
Jon C. Shafer
Robert L. Rock
Ock
Indiana State Highway Commission
Ned Fairman
Indianapolis
Butler, Fairman & Seufert
Fairman
Federal Highway Administration
Transportation
John Volpe
West Central transfer suit challenges Indiana board ruling
A Madison County suit seeks a mandate and appeal of an Indiana Board of Education transfer decision involving West Central School Corporation. The case names the state board, the West Central district, and officials, with 28 Jackson Township parents charging arbitrary actions that affect student transfers and course access.
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Madison Circuit Court
Jackson Township
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John J. Loughlin
Lewis Jones
West Madison County
Anderson Community School Corporation
Anderson
Central Christian Church
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Indiana State Bar Association
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Federal District Court
Nixon Attacks Congress Over Spending Ahead of Election
President Nixon condemned congressional overspending as a threat to tax pledge and said no presidential tax increase will occur in 1973. He defended Vietnam talks, predicted no early end to the war, and backed a Soviet wheat deal while pledging vetoes against excess spending.
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George McGovern
Democratic Party
White House
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Watergate
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McGovern
Charles B. Salyer Dies At 78 Former City Judge and Lawyer
Charles B. Salyer 78 of 111 E Ninth St died Thursday at Community Hospital after a six month illness. A self made attorney and first elected city judge in Anderson, he served circa 1926 30 under Dr Frances Williams and later led CIO efforts in the early 1930s. Survived by wife Mary Ruth and six grandchildren among others. services pending at Brown and Butz Funeral Home.
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Anderson
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Glen Walbridge
Charles B. Salyer
E. Ninth St
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The
CIO
Mary Ruth Salyer
Robert C. Salyer
Escondido
Calif
Paul Salyer
San Bruno
Marigrace Soynski
Arlington, Va
Robert L. McClintock Sr
60 Day In Township Residency Rule Struck Down
U S District Judge Dale J Holder ruled the 60 day in township residency to vote in Indiana elections unconstitutional and ordered registration before Oct 10 for the Nov 7 election. The ruling cites Dunn vs Blumstein and leaves only the 30 day precinct requirement.
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New Albany
U.S
Dale J. Holder
Jackson
Indiana
Holder
US. Supreme Court
Dunn Vs. Blumstein
Theodore Sendak
Meany faces mixed labor reaction to dump Nixon push
The story notes varied labor group responses to AFL-CIO President George Meany amid reports he sought to halt "dump Nixon" campaigns. Other items flag Vietnam talks, F111 deployment, and Rogers diplomacy as part of a broad Page 3 summary.
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Afl-Cio
George Meany
AL NL Playoffs Open Saturday in Major Leagues
Weather outlook shows increasing clouds with a 50 percent rain chance today and 30 percent tonight. Highs reach 67 to 72, then clearing and cooler with lows 42 to 46. Saturday turns sunny and cool with a high around 60. Anderson’s Thursday high 69 and low 51.
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Anderson
Classifieds Preview and Contact Info from Anderson Herald Bulletin
The page promotes classified ads and services in the Anderson Herald-Bulletin with contact numbers 649-5201 and 643-5371. It highlights sections like Obituaries Editorials Sports and Want ads and urges readers to place inexpensive ads.
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Anderson Herald-Bulletin
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