UAW Uses New Tactics as Chrysler Walkout Ends
The United Auto Workers began selling 117000 Chrysler production workers on a three year contract with gains in fringe benefits and overtime limits. Local ratification votes span Friday to Sunday amid mixed local reaction and plan to resume production after majority local approval. Chrysler raises car and truck prices by 72.80 to offset higher costs, while the pact includes full retirement after 30 years, overtime limits, every third Saturday off on request, and a 3 percent annual wage rise.
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Agnew Refuses Comment On Resignation Rumors
Washington reports say Vice President Spiro Agnew faced questions about resigning amid a Maryland political corruption probe. Republican sources noted Sen. Barry Goldwater discussed resignation, which Goldwater denied. White House and Agnew aides offered no comment while a familiar source cited misreading and siege pressure shaping the rumor.
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EPA Releases Latest Fuel Economy Ratings For 1974 Cars
The EPA reports a slight drop in average miles per gallon for 1974 vehicles, with the Honda Civic leading at 29.1 mpg among 376 tested models. For 1973 cars the best was a Datsun at 28 mpg. The 1974 average fell to 15.1 mpg and Ferrari remained the worst at 6.4 mpg. EPA notes not all configurations are tested and about 20 manufacturers have yet to submit cars in various classes. Volkswagen testing lagged due to equipment rejection.
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EPA proposes fuel economy labels by weight class for 1974 cars
EPA reports test mileage for each weight class and suggests dealers display average fuel economy by class with optional exact miles per gallon. Most manufacturers expected to participate. Heavier vehicles lose about one mpg per extra 100 pounds, with declines continuing in heavier classes at a slower rate.
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Honda Economical 1974 Cars Spark EPA Endorsement
Indianapolis AP writer notes EPA report confirms Honda's 29.1 mpg, making it the most economical new car. Longtime jokes about the tiny car fade as Honda owners celebrate with pride, proving skeptics wrong and delivering a public relations win for eco friendly autos.
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School Board Prepares Plea For Tax Move
The School Board advances a tax move plan amid enrollment shifts at Anderson Community Schools. Ebbert notes 19,132 students last Friday, down 500 from last year, with kindergarten losses signaling possible population leveling. Architects report East Side Junior High and Edgewood Elementary progress, with remaining work and delayed library equipment shipments.
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State Postpones Landfill Action and Kissinger Approved
A landfill plan near Rangeline faces postponement while Anderson officials await federal and state approvals. In Washington, Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved Henry Kissinger for secretary of state 16 to 1 amid a study mandate on wiretapping of Americans for foreign affairs.
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Anderson and County Area Deaths
Indianapolis resident Paul A. Roales 64 died Monday at Community Hospital. He worked as supervisor of fraud detection and prevention for the Indiana Employment Security Division. Spiceland resident Robert J. Bell 66 died Monday en route to Henry County Memorial Hospital in New Castle. Surviving with his widow Leatha are two children, Bonnie Sandefur of Anderson and Robert J. Bell Jr. of New Castle, plus siblings and grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Spiceland Church of the Nazarene, burial in Circle Grove Cemetery, Spiceland. Memorials follow arrangements through Main and Frame Funeral Home New Castle. Interment at several cemeteries noted. Friends may call ahead of services.
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Bonnie) Sandefur
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Two Indiana residents die. services set in Fortville and Des Plaines
Mrs Anna Tyska Beamesderf er 59 formerly of Anderson dies at her Des Plaines Illinois home after moving there twenty years ago She attended St Marys School and was a member of St Marys Catholic Church Des Plaines Surviving husband Willard son Charles three sisters in Anderson Final rites Friday at 9 30 a m at St Ambrose Church Interment in St Marys Cemetery Also Calvin C Kilgore 48 retired truck driver of Fortville dies after failing health He died en route to Hancock Memorial Hospital Greenfield He was born in Alabama lived most of his life in Fortville a Fortville Baptist Church member Last rites Friday 10 a m at Fisher Funeral Home Fortville.
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Madlyn) Glaser
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Mrs Edith Lawson dies in California after Anderson life
Edith Jackson Lawson 175 Chowchilla California died this morning. Survived by husband Charles and six children across Indianapolis Anderson Loma Linda Niles and Colorado with three brothers and four sisters. Final rites set for Friday at 2 pm at Warden Mortuary Chowchilla California.
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Niles
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Fred _ Rinker
Noblesville
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Youngstown
Ohio
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Alexandria
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Muncie
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New Arrivals Born at St John s and Community Hospitals
Birth notices list newborns at St John s Hospital and Community Hospital. Families include Mr and Mrs Marty Mantel on Hillcrest Avenue with a girl, Mr and Mrs J D Nunn with twin girls, Mr and Mrs Daniel Bitner at Shady Rest Court with a boy, Mr and Mrs Fred Beckley on St Charles Street with a boy, Mr and Mrs Michael Earlywine on East 35th Street with a boy, Mr and Mrs John Frank on Lorsvale Drive with a boy, Mr and Mrs Jack Quinn of Alexandria with a girl, Mr and Mrs Allen Scott on Arrow Avenue with a boy, and Mr and Mrs Robert Murphy on Route 7 with a boy born at Coleman Hospital in Indianapolis on August 14.
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St. Charles St
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E. 35Th St
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Alexandria
Allen Scott
Arrow Ave
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Rt. 7
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Funeral Services for Hilbert Reddick in Lapel Today
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. today at Ford Street United Methodist Church for Hilbert Eugene Reddick 49 a lifelong Lapel resident. Interment will follow at Brookside Cemetery.
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Final rites for Franklin Hiatt at Dunnichay Funeral Home
Franklin Bert Hiatt aged 93 of 1515 N B Street Elwood will be laid to rest today with services at 11 a.m. at the Dunnichay Funeral Home and interment at Elwood City Cemetery.
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State Police Superintendent Candidates Named in Indiana
The governor's office released a list of 23 men interested in interview for the Indiana state police superintendent post. Two candidates hail from Anderson: Lt. Joseph D. Harris of the Pendleton district and Maj. Richard O. Rambo of Anderson.
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Beltone offers free tiny hearing aid model
An advertisement from Beltone Electronics Corp promises a free non operating model of the smallest Beltone aid to anyone replying. The device is described as weight under a third of an ounce and ear level with no wires. No cost or obligation is required, and thousands have already been mailed from Chicago, Illinois.
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