Judges Act To Halt Dockworkers Strike
U S District Courts in San Francisco and Chicago move to curb the West Coast longshoremen strike and related dock actions. Courts grant temporary injunctions under Nixon orders, requiring a return to work and an 80 day cooling off period for 15 000 longshoremen amid a 98 day dispute involving grain elevating firms and Teamsters Local 418. Union officers pledge to resist the order.
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Washington
Fedcourt
Nixon
Fen
China
ONMCN
San Francisco
Chicago
Justice Department
Canina
U.S
Teamsters
Frank McGarr
Strong
Charlie
Union of Chicago
Long Shoremen’s Union
Spencer Williams
National Labor Law
Richard Gadstein
Unemployment dispute hits Butcher Workers and Teamsters
The Indiana Employment Security Division denied about 250 unemployment claims from Butcher Workers. Union members protest while Teamsters face ineligibility. State appellate hearings will set dates after a dispute between Emge and Edge is resolved. local offices refer claims to state level for decisions. Local officers report no timely results from bargaining as hospital and worksite emergencies are noted in the same period.
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Charlie
Thomas Covington
Indiana Employment Securty Division
J. C. Armstrong
Armstrong
Emge
Idianapolis
Wadsworth
Charles McKissick
Wendell Shryock
Madison Ave
Itness
St. John's Hospital
22Nd St
Ness
St. Johnis Hospital
Ninth St
St. John’s Hospital
Mounds Rd
Covington
St. John’s
St. Pany
John's Hospital
Forrest
St. John's Hos
Pital
Com
Chaille
Pam
Cliffordness
Senate rejects Montoya measure in 60 25 vote
The Senate rejected Montoya's proposal 60 to 25 as he argued it funds a necessary step for survival after withdrawing forces. Three Democratic presidential hopefuls Bireh yh, Humphrey, and Kennedy were noted as voting for Montoya's plan.
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Montoya
Senate
Bireh
D-Ind
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nixon Proposes Investment Tax Credit to Spur Jobs
Nixon continues from Part One outlining an economic program that includes a job development credit. The plan would allow businesses to offset taxes against investments to stimulate hiring and growth, though details remain under discussion.
Task Force Ends Survey Of Schools
A task force of 37 Indiana businessmen completed interviews with Anderson Community School Corporation officials as part of a statewide survey of 800 districts. The panel will issue general recommendations on purchasing and business practices to save money, not examining instructional areas.
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Governor's Economy Program, Inc
Ask Force
Anderson Community School
Indiana
G. E. Ebbertt
Ebbertt
Joseph P. Morone Jr
Yes Morone
P. R. Mallory and Company, Inc
Indianapolis
Sewer Connection Geotin Projects Bid Breakdown
Bid summary lists three sewer connections with base bids and alternates. Hornley Brothers leads with 129,527 base for Division T plus 12,000 alt deduction. Ralph Reed & Son 151,300 base with 12,000 deduction. Metro Corp 139,000 base with 12,099 deduction. Howard E. Smith 163,050 base with no alt. Other bidders include Russell Davis 167,820 (alt only), Davidson 186,400, Bowen 136,578 with 16,190 deduction, H W Hale 154,650 with 15,700 deduction, base 160,320 and 14,900 deduction, and Howard E. Smith Norm Vernon 175,210 with no alt.
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T Hornley Brothers, Inc
Ralph Reed & Son
Anderson
General Metro Corporation
Howard E. Smith, Inc
North Vernon
Russell F. Davis, Inc
Lafayette
Davidson Construction, Inc
Kokomo
Hornley Brothers, Inc
Bowen Engineering Co
Indianapolis
H. W. Hale Construction Co
Acton
Norm Vernon
School board weighs building upgrades and heating options
Indiana district finalizes building decisions and considers replacing electrical heating with air conditioning units. The board discusses minor arrangements and PE facilities for 1972-73 including lighting restrooms and stadium seating for the new field amid questions about employee lists sent to the county treasurer.
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County Treassurer
Indiana ‘Aw
Jo Alene Glenn
Don ‘Pressnall
Anderson Civil City
Alexandria
The
Herald
Elwood
Mary Jane Owen
Egbert Hood
Hood
Elwood City
Voters face a split ticket gamble amid party credibility fears
Readers hear mixed views from Republicans and Democrats on candidate quality and independents in a shifting political landscape. The dialogue highlights credibility gaps between party statements and actions and questions the value of clean sweeps versus issue oriented voting.
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Patie
John Doe
Joe Blow
Poliical
Iom
Rivalry and Crime Taint A&P Tale in 1960s Probe
Federal sources link Pecora a Catena crime-family figure and IBT official to a long running scheme involving North American sales pitches to A&P. The investigation cites arsons, murders, and labor pressure tied to a 1946 A&P strike costing millions, with Sobol and catena associates pressuring executives.
New Arrivals at Community Hospital
Birth notices list several families welcoming new babies including Mr and Mrs Larry Brown at 006 Ridge Rd a girl Mr and Mrs Michael Mac William 420% W 12th St a boy Mr and Mrs John Long Pen leton a boy Mr and Mrs Ranaan Kawags Chesterfield a boy Mr and Mrs Russell Dailey 318 Locust a girl Mr and Mrs Glen Gray 260 Walton a boy Mr and Mrs Edwin Campbell 2006 E Seventh St a girl Mr and Mrs Paul Bronnen erg Chesterfield a girl Mr and Mrs Lonnie Brooks 2018 Raible Ave a boy Mr and Mrs Frank Brewer t 2 a boy Born at Community Hospital.
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Larry Brown
Ridge Rd
Michael Mac William
John Long
Penleton
Ranaan Kawags
Chesterfield
Russell Dailey
Glen Gray
Walton
Edwin Campell
E. Seventh St
Paul Bronnenerg
Lonnie Brooks
Raible Ave
Frank Brewer
T. 2
Community Hospital
Deaths and Funerals in Anderson and Surrounding Areas
Obituaries list Robert E. Swaim 74 of Frankton interred at JOOF Cemetery and multiple services for locals including Viola Redfield Mrs Harriet Minnick and Hazel Webb. Details cover survivors, last rites, and funeral homes across Anderson Noblesville Fortville and surrounding towns.
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Robert E. Swaim
Alex Relford
Joof
Frankton
Mounds Rd
Brown and Butz
Aes Relford
Summitville
Perry
Jorseve J
Jeanette Swaim
East Maplewood
J! the Contental Construction Co
Fiona Cooper
Indi
Tempeh
TMA Ma
el Hpt
Fe Jack
Gianapolis
Harrie Martin
Esther Wade
Kessie Hamilton
C. R. Kerthe
W. E
Verna) Ballard
Anerson
Brown
Burnsville Wednes- Butz
George Skinner
Glenn Skinner
Memorial Park Cemetery
Viola Redfield
Zion Baptist Church
Utica
Miss
That City
Steve Redfield
Laedonia Ross
Anderson
Zion Travelers Cemetery
Harriet J. Minnick
Fortville
Helen W. Strickler
Harriett J. Min Aanick
Helen W. Strick
Charles and
Irs
Hazel Webb
Brown and Butz Funeral
Hazel Marsh
Webb
Madison Ave
Washington, D.C
James F. Harris
Noblesville
Harold E. Rozelle
Ruby Bishop
Main View Apartments
Elks Club
Vermont
Hamilton County
Our Lady of Grace — Catholic Church
Indiana
Selective Service Board
Ruth
James C. Harris
Carmel
Jane Souders
Susan Barnes
Columbus
Coaltrin
Melissa May Poulson Freeman
W. 12Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Marion
Henry
Jane T. Richardson
Free Methodist Church
Milford C
Robert
Phillip
Carl
Jerry
Poulson
Joan
Bonnie Holman
John
Sue) Chat‘Anderson
Ray Poulson
Hammond
Earl Richardson
Fairmount
Ruby Scott
Warren
Evelyn
Nancy
Carolyn Stoops
Louella
Diane Wojtysiak
Led E. Gunter
Sheriff’ Gunter
Linda ‘Surface
Ralph Kabrickh
Rower
Weston Funeral
Vanis Kineman
Bethany Christian Church
Parkview Cemetery
Alexandria
Kansas Penitentiary veteran John Black released
John Black, a 77 year old inmate noted for long time served at the Kansas Penitentiary, was released on Wednesday in Lansing Michigan.
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Lansing, Mich
John Black
Kansas Penitentiary
Ater
Presen
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Halford
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Adam & Eve
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Matt
Sundey
Queens Trom
M. Max Mergen
Citrone Jenk
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Indiana Ave
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Greater Antilles
Dennis Sarvis
W. Firth St
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Park
Gardnner
11Th Street
Sarvis
Gardner
Shari Keys
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Ram
Joe Peck
Pecora
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
A&p
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North American
Catena
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FBI
Elmont
Rother
Nicholas
Nick” Ratenni
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Joseph
Masel
Maselli
A&p| Atte
Brooklyn
Mossner
Sobol
New York
C Best
D’almeida
Fred Ogle
Park Ave
Malcom Welch
Charles Murr
North Amer Dock
10Th St
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Belzer
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Timmy Murphy
Genovese
All-Purpose
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Luther Milton Ward
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Walter J. Wall
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Philadelphia Quartz Co
South Meridian Church of God
Rena B. South
Ed‘lward L. Vail
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Rinker
Merle Etchison
Jessie Rainer
Frank
Ray Vail
Ninabelle Hartley
Marybell Blackwell
Lillie Reed
Niles
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Lin ‘den
Edith Cunningham
Connersvile
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Robert F. Harris
River= riew Hospital
Robert Farris
Methodists Hospital
Indianapo
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H. Stanford
Pisher Brothers Funeral Home
Lapel
Paul H. Stanford
Uni ‘Baptist
Beanblossom
Ethel Lucille Teter
Jobbs Christian Church
Uthel Lucille Teter
Hobbs
City Cemery
Dunnichay Funeral Home
Bingham
First Pentecostal Church
Sard Se
Leroy Fulton
East Side Church OF God
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