Comprehensive Travel Survey Slated For Anderson Area
A comprehensive travel survey in the Anderson area will run Sept 23 to Dec 6, sponsored by federal and state agencies and local governments. About 4,000 households will participate in home interviews, 2,000 truck taxi operators in truck taxi surveys, and 35 roadside survey stations will interview motorists along key routes. Jobs exist for local residents with flexible hours. apply through the Employment Security Office, 206 E Ninth St. Application requires a short screening, a 1 minute test, and an ID card with photo.
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U.S. Department of Transportation
Indiana State Highway Commission
Madison County
Anderson Township
Union Towneship
Lafayette
Jackson
Fall Creek Townships
Anderson
Susan Zimmerman
Employment Security Office
Barton-Aschman Associates
Nixon Urges Congress Toward Stable Economy
President Nixon urged Congress to support a stable economy after ending the 90 day wage price freeze in mid November. He asked for bipartisan support, outlined plans for a future stabilization system, and promised a new tax program next year. He warned against regimentation and government coercion and said free enterprise must stay flexible.
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Nixon
Congress
Spiro T. Agnew
UPI
Washington
House
America
United States
Madison County Courthouse Project Under Roof by 1972
Madison County plans a new courthouse likely under roof by fall 1972 with bids possible next February. The project aims for a contemporary steel structure with brick and glass facade and space for three to four floors including a potential fourth floor for welfare and extension services. Budget figures around 4 million dollars bond issue cover construction with furnishings and expert engineering teams to develop plans.
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Madison County
James Johnson
Johnson and Ritchhart
Becker and Becker
Johnson
George
Welfare budget explained as Madison County reviews 3.1 million request
On the third day of budget hearings Madison County Council heard administrators Clifford Bennett and Tom Hammond explain a proposed 3.1 million welfare budget. Bennett stressed low county welfare costs versus Indiana peers and noted court mandates increasing the burden. Hammond outlined ADC costs rising toward 18 million in 1972, up 950 thousand from the prior year, acknowledging trimming ADC would be tempting but warning of return if cut. Council approved nearly 47 thousand in department cuts and prepared for final budget readings, with about 26 thousand remaining in the adjournment.
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Madison County Council
Clifford Bennett
Tom Hammond
Bennett
Welfare Department
Indiana
Hammond
ADC
Sound Off helps readers cut red tape and get responses
A reader complains about a missing subscription, while others report shipments and refunds. SOUND OFF replies that a magazine shipment was mailed and two issues are unavailable, a yarn kit will be sent free, and a radio interference tip directs to the FCC. Voter service notes invite registration and forwarding names to officials.
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England
Cincinnati
Ohio
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
N. W
Washington
D. C
Anderson
Trustees approve Anderson Lapel library budget 1972
Trustees unanimously approved a 1972 library budget totaling 487 399 with a two cent property tax increase and no reductions. The board adopted a three part salary resolution and discussed funds for a potential 97 000 Lapel branch before the October meeting.
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Anderson-Anderson, Stony Creek Public Library
David Bucove
Lapel
Library Board
Bucove
Variable skies with showers and storms this weekend
Forecast calls for scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and Saturday morning. Clouds break Saturday afternoon with cooler high around 85 to 88 and 60 to 65 for the low. A 20 percent chance today and 30 percent tonight expect rain, with sunrise at 6 20 a.m. and sunset at 7 06 p.m.
Rioting Prisoners Seize 31 Hostages At Attica
At Attica State Prison long term convicts rioted and burned, taking 31 guards and four shop foremen hostage as 1,280 inmates battled guards. Eleven guards were injured while authorities used teargas. no shots were fired. Inmates won a promise of no administrative reprisals in exchange for talks and a set of reform demands.
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New York
Attica State Prison
Russell G. Oswald
Oswald
UPI Telephoto
Rezoning GM Tract Signals Industrial Growth Near Anderson
Anderson City Council rezoned 193 acres south of 38th Street and east of the Indiana 109 bypass to Industrial 3, with a 100 foot Industrial 2 strip easement near the new GM plant. GM says the land is in reserve, but future expansion could form a large industrial center. The council also approved a $19,074 Central Avenue relief sewer contract and several zoning and ordinance actions set for final readings Monday.
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38Th Street
Ind. 109
General Motors Corporation
Anderson
Industrial 3
Industrial 2
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co
Wade Free
General Metro Corp
Central Avenue
New Arrivals and Obituaries Featured In Herald Today
In The Herald Today the paper outlines listings for new arrivals and obituaries on Page 2 plus editorials and opinion on Page 4. Sections on Ac cent on Women span Pages 6 and 7 with sports highlights on Pages 15 to 17 and market news on Page 21. Comics and daily features occupy Pages 22 and 23 while classified advertising runs Pages 25 to 27.
Fast, affordable help to place Want Ad in Herald section
Many apartments don t stay empty long after being advertised in the Herald and Bulletin classifieds Call 643 5371 and trained Want Ad Visor will help you place an inexpensive fast acting want ad Call any time between 8 AM and 5 PM Monday through Saturday
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Herald and Bulletin
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White House
Armory
Federal
Extension Service
Howard Eldon
Clifford Paddock
County Drainage Board
Council
Herald
Mounds Rd
Vanderbur
Park Place
Charles Shepherd
10Th St
Harvey Litchfield
Eleventh and
Chestnut Streets
Robert Vickers
Mayor's Commission On Human Relations
the Herald Today
Cleon
Alexandria
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