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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1971
Page
17
The excerpt discusses perspiration as an all year concern not just summer. It warns against relying on winter conditions to ignore antiperspirant use and notes that overheating homes and clothing increase the need.
A court rules a physician may enforce a county wide noncompete against a former colleague, Dr. Albert, who opened a competing oral surgery practice after leaving Dr. King. The judge says restricting practice within the county protects Dr. King’s developed patient base and practices. county limits deemed reasonable.
In the 1971 World Championships between The Aces and Australia, opening bid strength shifted with vulnerable North-South. The Aces opened light, Australia countered with bold responses, yielding 620 points in one room and 50 in another, a net 570 point swing.
A scrambled OCR style snippet mentions 13 ABC News and a morning program with Kartoon Karnival as part of a segmented TV schedule. The readable bits hint at a children's cartoon segment during the morning lineup on the channel.
Investment analysis urges holding Philadelphia Life Insurance despite a 35 percent drop from its peak. Dow gaps and earnings forecasts are discussed, noting 1971 gains in adjusted earnings and premium plus investment income. Philadelphia Life diversifies with mutual funds and financial services, suggesting continued recovery and long term potential.
Air Force Sergeant Russell E. Sumner arrives for duty at Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota. An aircraft maintenance specialist, he joins a unit of the Aerospace Defense Command. Sumner previously served at Tan Son Nhut Air Base in Vietnam and attended Frankton High School.
Denver doctors report Mara Weaver, 24, of Fort Wayne, in satisfactory condition after a six hour liver transplant at Colorado General Hospital. The recipient survived among nine liver transplant recipients, with the donor unnamed. Mara is daughter of Larry Weaver. great grandmother Mary Conner also in Bloomington, Indiana.
In Washington Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana sided with the minority as the Senate approved a draft-extension bill 55 to 30. Hartke was absent. Bayh had earlier supported cloture on related measures as chair of the Senate Transportation Subcommittee, with staff indicating his stance favors a leaner army.
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