No Welsh OK For McG During Indiana Farm Meet
INDIANAPOLIS AP For governor Matthew L Welsh and Dr Otis Bowen both pledged to address Indiana's rising property taxes in separate Farm Bureau sessions Welsh declined to endorse McGovern while Bowen echoed tax relief aims Welsh urged use of the New Port of Indiana on Lake Michigan for exporting Indiana farm products and called for reversing the state aid to local school property tax ratio from 30 to 70 in favor of local districts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Foromer
Matthew L. Welsh
George McGovern
Otis Bowen
Indiana
Welsh
Bowen
Indiana Farm Bureau
Richard Wandering
Lake County Farm Bureau
McGovern
Lake Michigan
Commissioner of Agriculture
Wayne Townsend
Upland
Dennis Meeke
Bucois
Dean Nichols
Sullivan
Wendell Shireman
Columbus
Bob Eal- Sample
Zionsville
Farm Bureau
Lake County
Hobart
Auto Workers To Receive Raise Monday
Auto workers across the UAW represented plants will gain a three cent hourly raise to 4.91 as of Monday Labor Day expanding to over 680000 blue collar workers and 215000 salaried staff with a separate 15 cent quarterly increase for office workers at year end. An annual 3 percent boost on November 20 will apply to those same groups under an escalator clause linked to cost savings and productivity gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
General Motors
Soak
Auto Workers
Mitchell halts Watergate testimony in civil case
Former Atty. Gen. John Mitchell abruptly stops answering questions in a civil suit over the June 17 Watergate break-in at the Democratic National Committee. He cites advice from a Nixon committee lawyer and says he will swear to no advance knowledge of the bugging incident.
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Washington
John N. Mitchell
Democratic National
Mitchell
Democrats
Kenneth Parkinson
Nixon
James W. McCord
Charles Richey
Henry Rothblatt
Edward Bennett Williams
Richey
Post
Hunt
Liddy
Howard Johnson
Watergate
Nixon’ Campaign
FBI
Car Motorcycle Crash Injures Two In Anderson
An early Friday evening collision at 29th and Meridian injured two Anderson residents. Clark Park, 28, riding a motorcycle, struck Emily Perkins, 52, as she pulled from Payless Parking Lot. Polk and Cheryl Tegan, a motorcycle passenger, suffered injuries.
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Meridian Streets
Anderson
Clark Park
Broadway
Apt. 1
Meridian Street
Emily Perkins
Crescent Drive
Polk
Perkins
Cheryl Tegan
Notre Dame Invites Nixon and McGovern Campaign Addresses
University of Notre Dame president Rev. Theodore Hesburgh invites President Richard Nixon and Senator George McGovern to give campaign addresses on campus. He notes the tradition started in 1952 and argues it now holds greater relevance as many students can vote.
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South Bend, Ind
University of Notre Dame
Richard M. Nixon
George McGovern
Theodore M. Hesburgh
Davy Crockett to be shown this weekend free
The film "Davy Crockett, King of the Wild Frontier" will be shown at dusk tonight at the Community Action Center 1407 Locust and Sunday evening at Streaty Park 19th Street and Park Avenue. Sponsoring groups are the Community Action Council Anderson City park department and Murray Templeton and Son's Music and Bending Co.
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Davy Crockett
Community Action Center
1407 Locust
Streaty Park
19Th Street
Park Avenue
Community Action Council
Anderson City Park Department
Murray Templeton and Son's Music and Bending Co
Mind Of An Assassin Explores Historic Political Killers
The article reviews classic American assassins from Czolgosz to Guiteau and Zangara, detailing their delusions, diaries, and stalking habits. It connects Bremer to this lineage, noting patterns of lonely misfit killers who turned to violence against presidents and prominent figures.
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Andrew Jackson
Capitol
Walter Channing
Tufts Medical School
Leon F. Czolgosz
Cholgosh
William McKinley
Buffalo
Bremer
United States
Wallace
Garfield
Guiteau
State Department
New York Herald
Righ
Baltimore and Potomac
Washington
Nixon
McGovern
Franklin Roosevelt
Zangara
Victor Emmanuel III
Italy
Secret Service
Ottawa
Royal Guards
Victor
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Miami
Hoover
Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Roosevelt
Mrs.Hoover
Anderson College schedules registration and new programs
Nonregistered students in Semester II 1971 72 register Tuesday by last name blocks 2 pm H through R 2:30 pm through Z 3 pm A through G. Evening registration done earlier. adult education to begin mid September via Office of Community and Continuing Education. One half tuition for 40 and older students. Friday fall faculty sessions featured Rev Richard Woodsome and two phase discussions on The Anderson College Student As We See Him with faculty and staff presenting.
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Office of
Community and Continuing Education
Anderson College
Richard Woodsome
North Anderson Church of God
Dean Beard
Cleda Anderson
H. L. Baker
Waudene Robertson
Thomas Sawyer
Carol Leatherman
Louise Soetenga
Barry Callen
Center For Pastoral Studies
James Macholtz
Thomas Pappas
Marie Strong
Joe Womack
Deaths in Anderson and Madison County Area
Nona Armstrong 92 of 1739 Central Ave died at Americana Nursing Home after two and a half months as a patient. Survived by four children and 22 great grandchildren. Services pending at Baker Brothers. Robert A. Millner 74 of Toledo died after three months illness. Survived by three children and six grandchildren. Funeral today at Gardner Colbee in Toledo. Harry L. Mitchell 93 of Anderson died in Eureka Springs while visiting a daughter. Survived by wife and three sons and a daughter. Services Tuesday at Baker Brothers with burial at Mount Zion Lutheran Cemetery New Columbus.
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Nona Armstrong
Central Ave
Americana
Indiana
Anderson
Decatur County
Otterbein United Methodist Church
William
Herbert W. Armstrong
Charles H
Russell F
Mary Bales
Fred Biddinger
Jean Pearcy
San Diego
Calif
Mary Huntington
Phoenix
Ariz
Baker Brothers
Robert A. Millner
Toledo
Ohio
Toledo Memorial Hospital
Autolite Corporation
Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite
Kern-Millner American Legion
Gardner Colbee
Harry L. Mitchell
E. 14Th St
Eureka Springs
Ark
Lucille Hinton
Madison County
Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Grace United Methodist Church
Katie
W. L
Bill) Mitchell
Barney H
Pomona
Edwin
Escondido
Hinton
Kenneth Bnobloch
Gas City
Dora Poor
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Eugene Lamport
Mount Zion Lutheran Cemetery
New Columbus
Hallie Millet 80 dies after brief illness in Anderson
Hallie Millet 80 of 2309 Fulton died at home Friday at 11 a.m. after a short illness. Born September 17 1891 in Spartansville Ky she had lived in Anderson since 1934. Survived by two nieces Viola Gomez Anderson and Naomi Phillips Indianapolis. Graveside rites Tuesday at 10 a.m. East Maplewood Cemetery Rev M L Brooks officiating. Friends may call at L C May Funeral Home Monday 6 to 8 p.m.
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Hallie Millet
Fulton
Spartansville
Anderson
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Viola Gomez
Naomi Phillips
Indianapolis
East Maplewood Cemetery
M. L. Brooks
New Hope
Two Women Hurt In Friday Mishap
A noontime accident northeast of Anderson injured two area women. J A Vaughn 27 of Alexandria crossed County Road 600N into 200E, colliding with Marian R Cunningham 65 of Gaston who ran a stop sign. Cheryl Vaughn 25 suffered knee and rib injuries. two children uninjured. Cunningham treated for leg cuts and bruised abdomen.
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Anderson
Lee George
MCPD
J. A. Vaughn
Rt. 2
Alexandria
Vaughn
Marian R. Cunningham
Rt. 1
Gaston
Vaughn Auto
Cheryl
Community Hospital
Stephanie Vaughn
Marnie Vaughn
Cunningham
Rock Expo Battle Of The Bands Slated In Athletic Park
The Anderson police public affairs division sponsors a one day Rock Expo at Athletic Park on September 16. Haynes Harrington urges bands to register for the contest before 5 p.m. September 12. Registrations accepted at 1407 Locust or Harrington's office at police headquarters 700 Meridian, weekdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Athletic Park
Anderson Police
Haynes Harrington
Harrington
Police
Meridian
John H Howe 71 dies after long illness in Elwood
John H. Howe 71 of Rt 3 Alexandria died Thursday evening in Mercy Hospital Elwood after a lengthy illness. A 50 year area resident and retired Johns Manville employee he belonged to a Baptist Church in Kentucky. Survived by wife Victoria six daughters Carmen Sirk Sheila Howe Barbara Thurber Peggy Hampton Betty Calvert Charlotte Denny two sons David and Richard in U S Navy a brother Raymond Georgetown Ky a sister Agnes Kenley Stamping Ground Ky 18 grandchildren four great grandchildren. Services 1 30 p m today at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home officiated by Rev Nutter Hughes burial Star Cemetery.
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Alexandria
John H. Howe
Rt. 3
Mercy Hospital
Elwood
Johns Manville
The
Baptist Church In
Kentucky
Victoria
Carmen Sirk
Sheila Howe
Barbara Thurber
Peggy Hampton
Imperial Beach
Calif
Betty Calvert
Scottsville
Charlotte Denny
Anderson
David
Richard
U.S. Navy
Raymond
Georgetown
Agnes Kenley
Stamping Ground
Karl M. Kyle
Nutter Hughes
Star Cemetery
Elwood Obituaries for Edward Nebb and Leota Dellinger
Edward A Nebb 86 of Rt 2 died Friday at Mercy Hospital after a several day illness. He belonged to the Christian Church and is survived by nieces and nephews. services pending at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home. Leota Dellinger 86 of Rt 2 died Friday afternoon at Dickey Nursing Home after a weeks illness. A Tipton County native and East Main Street Christian Church member, she was predeceased by husband Thomas. survivors include son Worth Dellinger, one grandchild and four great. Funeral arrangements are listed.
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Elwood
Edward A. Nebb
Rt. 2
Mercy Hospital
Copher and Fesler Funeral Home
Leota Dellinger
Dickey Nursing Home
Tipton County
Dellinger
East Main Street Christian Church
Thomas
Worth Dellinger
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Pontiac
Mich
Pontiac Public Schools
UPI
Indiana Teachers Retirement Fund
Richard Bodine
Purdue University
John Mitchell
Rothblatt
Atty
Richard Gerstein
Watergate Building
Gerstein
Michael Richardson
Richardson
Lawrence F. O’brien
Democratic National Com
Washington Post
White House
G. Gordon Liddy
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Sunday Men's Prayer Meeting
M. Max Morgan
John Wesley
Peter
Oss Greg
W. 8Th. St
Ind
Schrank
Teddy Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Anderson and
Robert Millner
John Howe
Edward Nebb
Christian
Great Commission Schools
W. 25Th ST
Sheriff John Gunter
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