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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1972
Page
5
Case U-577 presents Lois G. seeking guidance on handling a three year old’s sex questions at a bridge party. Dr Crane urges answering simply with tummy basics, delaying explicit details, and tailoring to the child’s age, with later talks in age appropriate stages and avoiding sensationalism.
Readers seek medical routes for a 9 year old with a 15 percent wine colored birth mark on the face. Doctors warn against risky plastic surgery. suggest skin grafting, tattooing, and cosmetics while emphasizing psychological support and safe techniques. Avoid miracle cures. focus on realistic, proven options and professional guidance.
Indiana Court of Appeals upheld a Parke County jury award of 150000 to Herschel Turner against the State of Indiana for injuries from a October 5 1967 collision with a State Highway Department truck on U S 41. The court rejected sovereign immunity and insurance-only limits defenses, citing prior rulings.
Bruce W. Douglas, a Republican candidate for Porter Superior Court judge, will be sworn in Tuesday to fill the vacancy left by Russell A. Willis Jr. Willis resigned to join Valparaiso University Law School. Douglas was appointed by Governor Whitcomb and faces Democrat Thomas Cadillane in November. his term runs until January 1.
Dorothy Fisher Walsh 69, widow of Notre Dame football great Adam Walsh, to have services in Brunswick. Walsh captained Notre Dame’s 1924 four horsemen backfield, played center in the seven mules line, coached 34 years including as Bowdoin head coach, and was married to a St Mary's College graduate from South Bend Indiana.
McGovern conducts internal stock-taking to fix a looser campaign structure as O'Brien warns of ongoing organizational gaps. Mankiewicz and Hart say progress is made, while Shultz and Peterson attack McGovern tax and foreign policy proposals. Nixon debates and Labor Day road show plans loom as McGovern remains optimistic about a 50-50 chance at winning.
The National Transportation Safety Board urged adoption of safety standards for recreational vehicles including light trucks campers travel trailers motor homes dune buggies and snowmobiles. It called for special driver licenses for such vehicles and for Interior Department restrictions on certain wilderness areas with inspections and entry permits. The board cited rapid growth in RV use but noted scarce data on accidents and proposed NHSTA pilot education programs.
Members of Union Local 776 of the Allied Industrial Workers ratified a new contract with Fruehaus Corp in Fort Wayne Indiana. The two month strike ends with Press Department workers returning Friday and other workers returning September 6. Fringe benefits were the central issue.
A note on soap making states that fats and oils used to create soap contain glycerine. The statement highlights that glycerine is a byproduct or component present in fat and oil sourcing for soap production.
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