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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1972
Page
3
Marion Circuit Court Judge John L. Niblack agreed to arbitrate negotiations between the Indianapolis Education Association and the city school board. Both sides had reached an impasse with federal mediators, and Niblack planned to hear proposals Thursday and issue a recommendation later.
Matthew E. Welsh and Dr Otis R Bowen plan a final week cross state tour focusing on northern Indiana including Gary and Lake County and Evansville in the southwest. Bowen will also visit Terre Haute while Welsh appears in South Bend and St Joseph County as Democrats scale back Indianapolis headquarters for a last week blitz.
Indiana campaign news conference sees Gov. Whitcomb claim 60 percent more highway contracts and 221 miles of new interstates completed under his term than Welsh. He argues economy program saves money with fewer employees while pursuing dual-laning in Indiana. Welsh campaigns with multiple stops across the state ahead of the November 7 election. Rhetoric cited as misstatement by Whitcomb, who vows to defend his administration.
A weight loss ad touts Odrinex tiny tablets promising fat loss without dieting or exercise. It claims 14 years of use, a money back guarantee, and pricing at 3.25 for the plan and 5.25 for the economy size, with refund offered if goals aren’t met.
Doctors prescribe many pain medicines including narcotics, but Anacin is highlighted as an over the counter option. The ad claims doctors dispense over 50 million Anacin tablets yearly, offering fast relief for headaches dental pain arthritis and colds, with minimal stomach upset.
A promotional notice praises telephone self dialing to save money on long distance calls. It explains dialing 4 followed by area code and number, enabling calls within Indiana or nationwide without an operator. The message emphasizes reliability and personal connectivity.
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