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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1972
Page
11
Fragmentary tale describes a Minnesota farmer known as Dr. Crane debating thrift and old fashioned ideas. The piece suggests ridicule of house sense and mocks contemporary writers and politicians.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Welsh plans a seven day swing through Anderson on Tuesday and Sunday, September 10, visiting GM plant gates and meeting local party leaders. Huffman cites 4,000 expected at a rally, with critics pressing health and farming topics, while a science column warns against overuse of new drugs and farming practices.
A heart attack leaves a man scarred by fear six years after the event. Doctors say the heart is fine, but anxiety limits his life. A psychologist recommends immediate psychological support and family help to rebuild confidence and activity.
West Central Schools announce a district wide bus plan for the first day of school. Jackson Elementary students will ride directly to school with a 71 am arrival target. Grades seven through twelve will ride separately from grades one to six. Frankton and Lapel high school juniors and seniors will bus to their respective schools. Kindergarteners at Leach and Cross Street areas will ride with Leach K through first graders. Bus loads and times to be finalized by drivers.
An official Czechoslovak commission reported a hidden time bomb on a Yugoslav Airways jet caused its January crash over Czechoslovakia. The explosion at 43 000 feet killed 22 passengers and five crew. hostess Veana Vlavic survived. A suitcase mechanism was recovered and will be used by Yugoslav authorities in the terrorism investigation.
Teachers unions, bus drivers, custodians and other educational workers threaten or mount walkouts as school openings approach. Illinois districts faced seven disruptions this week, Wisconsin planned actions, and New York and Philadelphia districts warned of possible strikes pending new contracts. Some locales saw last minute agreements while others faced delayed openings and rotating actions.
In New York City a large teacher strike looms amid salary and safety demands. United Federation of Teachers chief Albert Shanker backs a three year pact with starting salaries from 12 590 to 29 000, while the Board of Education offers 10 600 to 16 030. The dispute echoes past battles over decentralization and budget cuts affecting about 1.1 million students in 900 schools and 60 000 teachers. Researchers report promising progress on a potential vaccine for mononucleosis linked to the kissing disease, with trials planned at Northwestern and the Pasteur Institute in Paris to test safety and efficacy.
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