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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1972

Page

3

Douglas Refuses Block of School Busing Plan

Washington AP By denying a stay, Justice Douglas blocks the Broomfield Amendment from pausing the Las Vegas desegregation busing. The ruling affects about 30,000 students in Clark County as Judge Thompson’s plan aims to cap black enrollment at 50 percent in each elementary school. The case broadens questions about federal desegregation orders and pending appeals in Nevada and beyond.

Washington William C. Douglas Las Vegas Douglas Congress Lewis F. Powell Jr Augusta U.S Bruce R. Thompson Powell William Rehnquist Nashville Oklahoma City Thompson West Side Clark County U.S. Circuit Court San Francisco Supreme Court Nevada Carl Christensen Christenson Clark County Judicial District Court Goose Prairie Wash

Cartoonist Fleischer Dies at 89 in Los Angeles

AP reports Max Fleischer creator of Out of the Inkwell dies Monday in Los Angeles at age 89. He pioneered motion picture devices including the Rotoscope and produced Gulliver's Travels and Mr Bugs Goes to Town. Services set for Tuesday. survived by widow Essie and two children.

Los Angeles Max Fleischer Fleischer Mr. Bugs Essie

Voter Registration Drive By Both Parties In Florida Station

Republican precinct committeemen Lowell Sumner and Democrat D Wayne Bolt announced a voter registration branch in Lafayette Township Precinct One. Operated at Dick's Restaurant in Florida Station Friday and Saturday from 11 am to 2 pm and 4 pm to 7 pm. Voters may register or transfer.

Florida Station Lowell Sumner Lafayette Township D. Wayne Bolt Dick's Restaurant

Merrillville Faces Day 2 Closure as Teachers Strike

Merrillville schools remained closed after the Merrillville Classroom Teachers Association voted to strike. The Indianapolis Education Association signaled possible action with informational picketing while negotiations stalled over contracts, class size, materials, and discipline.

Associated Press Merrillville Merrillville Classroom Teachers Association Indianapolis Education Association Bishop Brown Quality Education Indianapolis

Fifth Grade Seeks Elder Advice At Mt Everett

Sheffield Massachusetts AP sixth graders mentor incoming fifth graders at Mt. Everett regional school. They provide do and don’t guidance on items to bring and avoid, bus etiquette, class schedules, and behavior. The booklet titled How We Made It Through the Fifth Grade includes 50 pages of student drawings and advice.

Sheffield, Mass Mt. Everett Regional School Mt. Everett School Mt. Everett

Bank Tellers Hold Up In Rural Georgia

Three bandits robbed a Marshallville bank and abducted 20 year old teller Barbara Pritchett. Police and FBI hunted near Malachi Ranch after a car linked to the robbery was found. A shot fired during the heist wounded a female customer, Marion Peterson, who was not seriously hurt.

Marshallville Malachi Ranch Perry Barbara Pritchett Roy L. Pritchett Marion Peterson J. R. Allen First State Bank of Middle Georgia Macon Allen Alle Miss Pritchett

Railroads run fewer locomotives yet higher ton miles in 1950s

St. Louis report notes U.S. railroads operate one third fewer locomotives but move more weight, showing a seven percent rise in gross ton miles over 1950. Improvements in efficiency and traffic density offset fleet reductions, reflecting continued railroad activity growth despite smaller locomotive counts.

ST. Louis U.S

Worried About FALSE TEETH Advertisement

Worried about false teeth fears of slippage are addressed by FASTEETH Powder denture adhesive. It promises longer firmer steadier hold and reduced embarrassment. It urges dental visits and regular care for denture health.

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