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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1972
Page
8
Frankie Carle Bob Crosby Freddy Martin and Margaret Whiting headline the 1972 73 Community Concerts in Anderson with a Big Band Cavalcade show at Paramount Theater. Doors open 7 p m with 8 p m start first come seating a sellout for ninth straight year.
Interior Secretary Rogers C Morton accepted the deed and designated Lincoln's home in Springfield Illinois a national historic site. At the dedication ceremony in a street gathering of about 400, Morton spoke of Lincoln's rise from humble beginnings and the nation's duty to preserve that opportunity. A Civil War color guard raised a 36 star flag as the Springfield municipal band played the Battle Hymn of the Republic.
A Na der linked research group charges NIH overstated progress and mismanaged contracts in the artificial heart program. The report argues contractor Harmison should remove his name from a device funded by $4.5 million and questions contract reporting and outside review oversight.
Independent die casting producer seeks a proven Production Manager with top supervision experience in automotive operations. Must understand tooling machines QC standards and paperwork, be a hands on doer, and handle timely output. Send resume to Bulletin Herald Box NA-5626.
British troops said they captured IRA operations officer Cornelius M in Belfast's Andersonstown area as part of ongoing efforts after three years of sectarian fighting that has killed 597. Police investigated the fatal shooting of a Protestant youth amid volatile weekend clashes. a 12 year old boy was found shot in a Catholic area with no troops involved.
A barber at Southdale Piazza Barber Shop reported coins valued at 400 missing from his safe. Police say the coins could have been taken during the last several months.
Two 13 and 14 year old boys fled Weimar in September fearing punishment for apple theft. They crossed the East West Germany border by slipping under three fences into a mined border zone and were found near the frontier. West German customs returned them to East Germany after informing authorities.
The Good Samaritan Society plans a meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. in the church basement in Perkinsville. Attendees are asked to bring Halloween themed snacks or pumpkin pie. Ernest Carver serves as president and Mrs. Jean Harvey as vice president.
Burlington Northern seeks ICC permission to build a 126 mile east Wyoming coal line through the Powder River Basin to haul low sulfur coal. Construction would cost about 32.5 million dollars with grading starting in 1973 and track completion in 1975, the longest new US rail stretch since 1931.
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