Pendleton Child Faces Final Liver Transplant Prep
Pat Barclay a Pendleton four year old with liver failure faces a critical Friday operation at Indiana University Medical Center Indianapolis after two shunt surgeries and ten Sloan Kettering trips since 1968. Doctors seek a donor with compatible tissue and age and doctors say Pat has a 90 percent risk of rehemorrhaging in the coming week.
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Pat Barclay
New York
Sloan-Kettering
Colorado’s
University of
Aes Medical Center
Pat
Pat Barclay's son Pat fights for life with major liver shunt
The Barclay family, running on hope and debt, recounts Pat Barclay Jr.'s critical health crisis. Doctors plan a Friday porta cable shunt in Indianapolis to bypass a failing liver and dead spleen. Dr Fortner of Sloan Kettering has provided free care since 1968, leaving bills totaling thousands amid no government aid.
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Barclays
Indianapolis
New York
IU Med
Barclay
Joseph) Fortner
Fortner
Sloan-Kettering
Pat Barclay
Pendleton Bank
Ruckelshaus Endorses Bud Hillis In Atomic-Era Ecology Push
William D. Ruckelshaus head of the EPA meets with reporters at Anderson airport to back Fifth District Congressman Bud Hillis. He touts U.S. pollution control leadership, notes bilateral accords with Russia, cites Sweden as ahead and discusses sewage disposal plans tied to a five-city study.
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U.S
Senate
Indiana
House
Anderson Municipal
Elwood H
Bud”’ Hillis
Jean Ruckelshaus
Anderson
Ruckelshaus
Hillis
Stockholm
EPA
Russia
Japan
Tokyo
Army Corps of Engineers
Chicago
Congressional Public Works Authority
House Public Works Committee
Guide Lamp Employee Killed Crossing Pendleton Avenue
A 52 year old Guide Lamp worker Mary McFall was killed after being struck by a car while crossing Pendleton Avenue near the Guide Lamp plant. The collision occurred as traffic moved with a green signal and the driver Gertrude M. Wills reported not seeing the pedestrian in time. McFall, a Kennard resident and longtime Guide Lamp employee, died at St. John’s Hospital from severe head injuries. She was a member of UAW Local 663 and survived by five sisters and one brother. Funeral services are set for Saturday at Rowe Weston Noffze Funeral Home.
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Kennard
St. John’s Hospital
Gertrude M. Wills
Rit
Pendleton
Anderson
APD
Donald Clark
Lucius Teague
McFall
Wills
George
Sara Cathrine McFall
Guide Lamp Travel Club
UAW
Lottie
Leatha McFall
Harold
Mae) Taylor
Earl (Hester) Wimer
Elwood
Charles
Bertha) Adams
George H. McFall
Rowe, Weston and Noffze
Donald Hickey
Salvation Army
Memorial Park Cemetery
Funeral Home
Urban affairs and tax reform battle in Indiana politics
Indiana governors hopefuls Matthew Welsh and Otis Bowen urged greater city benefits Tuesday at the Indiana Association of Cities and Towns. Welsh backed a Department of Urban Affairs to raise funds and plan statewide urban needs. Bowen pressed tax restructuring and revenue sharing to protect city finances from public impaction and to prevent Newarklike property tax burdens.
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Indiana
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General Assembly
Tennessee
Connecticut
Department of Commerce
Nixon
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Statehouse
GOP
Edgar Whitcomb
Hoosier
Nix
Councilman Faces Assault Charge After Club Meeting Incident
Madison County justice hears charges filed by Dennis Lanane against City Councilman-at-large Merle Jones after an alleged incident at a Madison County Rooster Club meeting held at the Fraternal Order of Police lodge on Mounds Road.
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Merle Jones
Madison County
Rooster Club
Fraternal Order of Police
Mounds Road
Dennis Lanane
E. 19Th St
Local man faces assault charges after fracas at pizza bar
Police questioned Jones after a Sunday morning clash at Art's Varsity Pizza on 2730 Columbus Ave. Three people were treated at St John’s Hospital, with Duane Gruber later moved to Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis for head injuries. The tavern, run by Jones, has had its alcohol license suspended and closed. the suspension was confirmed by Arnold Kurtz of the city health department.
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Lanane
Fop Lodge
Art’s
Varsity Pizza
Columbus Ave
St. John’s Hospital
Duane Gruber
Ridgewood
Ohio
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
City Health Department
Arnold Kurtz
UAW Leader Woodcock Ends Busy Week With Indiana Swing
UAW President Leonard Woodcock and regional director Dallas Sells visit Anderson and other Indiana cities for political events. They back national candidates amid 1973 GM contract talks while Democratic nominee George McGovern gains UAW endorsement. Concurrently Fifth District Congressman Elwood Hillis campaigns in Madison County with multiple coffee hours and rallies ahead of weekend events noting GOP and Democratic stops.
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Leonard Woodcock
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Woodcock
Dallas Sells
General Motors
George McGovern
Anderson
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Kentucky
Kokomo
Logansport
Elkhart
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Evansville
Louisville
Madison County
Elwood H
Bud” Hillis
Hillis
Carol
Richard D. Campbell
Raby Roberts
Windridge
Jack T. Scott
Winding Way
Elwood
Armory
GOP
S. Anderson St
Demos
Pendleton
Anderson school board weighs master contract in teacher talks
The board heard a bargaining case with the Anderson Federation of Teachers proposing a master contract to bind the district and let teachers vote their preferred representation. AEA counsel urged an election while noting no current compromise from AFT or AEA. The issue mirrors Gary’s similar case as talks resume with two groups and school board.
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Anderson School Board
Collec
Woolbert
Gary Federation of Teachers
Gary School Board
Indiana
Gary
Stepin Fetchit asks public to judge his race image in films
A long column notes Stepin Fetchit invites public judgment of whether his 1950s movie roles discredit Black people. It cites Page 3 coverage and promises more on Page 5 along with other items about the UN General Assembly and Ouster efforts in Korea.
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United Nations General Assembly
China
Soviet Union
Korea
Howard Cosell
Munich
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