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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1972
Page
2
Congress adjourned after approving a $3.6 billion continuing resolution for foreign aid through Feb 28, and the 26th Amendment granting 18 year olds the vote. The session advanced a women’s equality amendment, revenue sharing, and a large defense package while overhauls to welfare and minimum wage stalled.
Ebbertt and school officials discuss a new policy on student rights. Some administrators express confusion and concern over added duties, while Horace Chadbourne praises its practical impact on discipline.
Walters notes promising cooperation from local personnel and plans for deeper planning. Kinsey says juvenile courts emphasize humanitarian goals and discretion. Kokomo urges citizen involvement as a survival issue. Final session with William Clifford and Walter Dietzen set for Grandview Clubhouse next Monday.
Noblesville police arrested two Elwood juveniles and three adults on Wednesday after a patrol officer spotted suspicious activity at the Noblesville Firestone plant. Investigators found a hanger in a car and marijuana in Benton McCorkle’s vehicle. charges include attempted theft and possession. Arraignments set for Friday for youths and November 6 for the adults.
Police report a man Andrew Jackson, 18, was shot in the face by a quoted lover's quarrel suspect and hospitalized in satisfactory condition. A woman Bertha Harrison, 20, suffered scalp and forehead injuries from a pistol whipping. David M. Armstrong Jr., 20, was arrested on a precharge of assault and battery with intent to kill.
Patricia Hutton, 19, was treated at St. John's Hospital for ankle injuries after riding her bicycle into a motorcycle on Eighth Street near Walnut. Lester Still, 38, swerved to avoid the collision, struck the bike, and skidded into a parked car owned by C. E. Waymire.
An Anderson area man, Keith Hinshaw aged 56, sustained side pains after a two car crash at Ind 32 and County Road 600W. Toby Sparks, 32, of 415 Elva, reportedly pulled from the county road into Hinshaw’s path. Sparks’ car stopped at the intersection before turning left.
Police chief Paddy Jamerson sets Halloween hours 6 to 9 p m on Tuesday October 31 in Anderson enforcing adult accompaniment and high visibility clothing. Citizens should inspect candy for tampering and report dangerous foods to authorities under current assault and battery laws.
Babies born to families at St Johns Hospital include boys for Hoover Isaacs Weisheit Millikan Alexander Mast and Grewyarker at addresses on E 21st Rosewood Dr Quincy Dr Main College Dr. A girl for Larry Mast. One birth at Community Hospital to James Alexander Box 1174 marked a boy.
PENDLETON The Adult Sunday School at First United Methodist Church will join for four mornings as Professor George H. Ramsey of Anderson College teaches Tools and Techniques for Bible Study. The course includes a brief survey of Bible history and aims to improve study methods.
The missing plane carrying House Democratic Leader Hale Beggs and three others remains unseen as heavy fog shrouds Peril Strait and Portage Pass. Rescue efforts by airborne and sea units are hampered, with crews unable to clear timberline due to weather.
A Chicago Circuit Court judge awarded 1.5 million to Mrs. Corazon Amarao Atienza and 250 000 to each of eight families of student nurses slain in 1966 by Richard Speck. The survivor testified she still suffers fear and loneliness since the attack.
Lawrence Fisher, 60, a lifelong Alexandria resident and former National Gypsum employee, died Tuesday evening at Community Hospital after an extended illness. Survivors include his wife Marie Sweitzer, a son in Arizona, two daughters in Anderson, two brothers, four sisters, and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services at Noffze Funeral Home 11 am Friday with burial at ICCF Cemetery. Friends may visit today at the funeral home.
Multiple death notices for residents of Anderson and surrounding towns. Mrs. Alice E. Shipley, 60, died after illness at Turtle Creek Convalescent Centre, with services set at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home. Others include Martin V. Love 67 of New Castle, and Hazel M. Fesler 55 formerly of Anderson, with funeral plans noted and survivors listed.
Leila Layman 64 of 91642 Main St. Anderson died suddenly at home Tuesday afternoon. A lifelong resident, she served as a WAC in World War II. She is survived by son David E. Riggs of Columbia, D.C., and brother Earl Brumer of And reson. Funeral services are Friday at 1 p.m. at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with callers after 3:30 p.m. today. Rev. Stanley DeLong of First Presbyterian Church will officiate. Burial will be in East Maplewood Cemetery.
Daleville Tetie Everett, 79, of 205 Fifth St., died at 12 noon Wednesday in Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie after a two year illness. Born in Adams County he had lived in Daleville since 1920. He was a retired employee of Deleo-Remy in Anderson and a member of the Killbuck Retirees Club. A World War I veteran was
Mrs. Charlotte Stafford 69 of 1021 Main St died at home after several weeks illness. Born 1902 in Curtisville she taught 34 years in Madison Township Windfall New Castle and Elwood schools and was a member of East Main Street Christian Church and the Order of the Eastern Star. Survived by husband Cecil and daughter Olive StaffordElwood. Pearl Cooper 73 of 1608 N C St Elwood died Tuesday at Mercy Hospital Elwood. A Martinsville Ill native she belonged to First United Methodist Church Elwood Order of Eastern Star and GG Club. Survived by son Ralph Cooper Jr sister Hazel Gespeck and two grandchildren. Services 10 a.m. Friday at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home Elwood with Rev Jack King and Rev William Mathys officiating. Burial Lawn Cemetery Martinsville Ill. Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon.
Noblesville Fort Mc Donald 88 died at 2 p.m. Wednesday in St. Johns Hospital from a heart attack. A retired farmer and Delco Remy employee since 1952, he belonged to Prairie Baptist Church Clarks ville Lodge F&AM 118 and Wayne Township Brotherhood. Survived by three sons Loren Thomas and Roger all of Anderson a sister Amy Anderson of Anderson three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. in Prairie Baptist Church with Rev. Bob Richey officiating and burial in Prairie Baptist Cemetery.
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