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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1971
Page
8
INDIANAPOLIS AP The Agriculture Department announced states will receive at least 4 cents per meal under the school lunch program easing Indiana's lunch funding. Charles A. Howell, director of the Indiana School Lunch Division, says if the funds average 45 cents per meal, local school systems may be paid at last year's level.
Denture adhesive powder promises security and comfort for dentures aiding fit and health. The ad emphasizes denture stability to prevent slips and drops, urging readers to use the product for a secure bite and comfort.
Elliott and Richardson disclosed that Health, Education and Welfare ordered a two month review into travel abuses by MacNichol after finding government scientists conducted research outside Washington on government time. Dr Edward F MacNichol Jr director of the National Institute of Neurological Diseases faced accusations of violating regulations and was scrutinized for travel expenses.
Washington officials investigate travel cost practices affecting HEW staff including Dr. Dewitt Stetten Jr and Dr. Robert Q. Marston. About 100 NIH scientists reportedly spent two months at Cape Cod facilities with no per diem, while remaining in daily contact with the Washington office. Officials weigh partial repayment from MacNichol and others with similar arrangements.
Unemployment insurance claims increased last week to 41 620 with a net 1 371 rise from the prior week. Indiana Employment Security Division director John F Coppes notes not all offices show the uptick as 27 offices report leveling, 18 steady initial claims, and 12 with fewer continued claims. Major layoffs and brief callbacks affect the steel sector with South Bend and East Chicago seeing temporary moves.
An Indiana feature highlights Delta Chi pledges at DePauw University who raised over 380 dollars for cancer research by collecting and selling a bean crop. The effort came after Barrage, a local farmer, was injured felling a tree, prompting fraternity members to transform a traditional weekend into a charity drive.
A Chicago firm restarts production of the classic Kewpie doll line designed by Rose ONeill at the turn of the century. The article notes the revived dolls resemble the original cherubic figures, highlighting the enduring appeal of this early 20th century icon in today’s nostalgia trend.
A Newsday investigation reports Charles "Bebe" Rebozo and associates received favorable treatment in Florida land transactions tied to the Biscayne National Monument. It cites cases where prices were inflated or appraisals bypassed, and notes NAACP political outreach in Garden City and Pendleton church harvest plans.
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