Five semifinalists vie for National Merit grants
Five students from Indiana high schools compete for National Merit semifinalist status and potential $1000 scholarships. Semifinalists Dan Scheerer Mike McNamee Larry DeMoss and Bob Lewron plus Vicki are profiled, detailing academic honors activities and plans for college. They discuss financing and the role of scholarships in pursuing higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison - Grant
Bob Lewron
Bob
Frankton
Madison County
Wabash College
Ball State University
Purdue University
Mike McNamee
Larry de Moss
Dana Scheerer
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals Report Births
A list of newborns from St. John’s Hospital and Community Hospital details births to multiple couples in Cicero Fortville Pendleton Summitville and Ri 2 Summitville with four girls and five boys. The article notes West Quoddy Head Maine as the easternmost point in the United States with longitude 66 degrees 57 minutes.
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St. John’s Hospital
David Webb
Cicero
Roger Davis
Fortville
James Farmer
Portland
U. S
West Quoddy Head
Maine
Four Hurt in Two Separate Tuesday Accidents
Four persons sustained minor injuries in two separate crashes Tuesday. Kevin M. Jackson 21 of 725 E 21st St was treated and released from St Johns Hospital after a collision at Noble and East 23rd. June W Dean 51 of 5417 Ind 67 East headed north on Noble stalled into Jackson on 23rd Street. A second crash on Ind 9 and County Road 360 left three people at Community Hospital, including David L Hacker 24 Lucy Hacker 21 and Dawn S Hacker 2 all treated and released.
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Kevin M. Jackson
E.21st St
St. John’s Hospital
Noble and
East 23Rd Streets
June W. Dean
Ind
Noble Street
Jerry Speidel
Madison County Police Department
Ind. 9
Community Hospital
David L. Hacker
High St
Middletown
Ambrose Price
Hacker
East Side Club Opens 1971-72 Year
The East Side Community Club opened its 1971-72 season with a dinner at Anderson College Student Center featuring Bob Davenport of Taylor University discussing a six week bicycle tour of Europe by The Wandering Wheels. Officers include Eugene Riebe president and John Newby program chair.
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East Side Community Club
Anderson College
Bob Davenport
Taylor University
Europe
Wandering Wheels
John Newby
Eugene Riebe
John Cooper
Earl Wollam
Clifford Hull
Chester Edwards
Community of Tomorrow
James Keesling
Eastside Men’s Civic Organization
East Side
Eastside
Detection Rate Washington Inches by NBS Instruments
A National Bureau of Standards device can detect a difference of one millionth of an inch. The breakthrough promises ultra precise measurements for manufacturing and quality control across industries.
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Washington
National Bureau of Standards Instruments
Church Buildings in Boston Worth Billions, Report Says
U.S. churches in Boston are housed in structures valued at about three and a half billion dollars, per a recent assessment. The figure reflects the combined value of religious properties across the city.
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Boston
U.S
Mao Reports Rally to China Behind the Curtain
Mao Going Gone of practice and sent a telegram of sympathy to Japan’s Ko meito leader Takeiri after an assassination attempt. Chou en Lai and Lin Piao show China can maintain foreign relations though Mao’s health is questioned.
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Yshikatsu Takeiri
Japan
Komeito Party
Chou
China
Mao
Madame Binh
Peking
Chiang Ching
Gen. New Win
Hanoi
North
Vietnam
Communist Party
Lin Piao
School unions seek 8 percent raise for 1973
An AFT spokesman said the union hopes for an eight per cent increase in 1973 with a cost of living factor due to their efforts this year. The AFT and AEA are representative organizations for local schoolteachers.
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Ing
AFT
AEA
Army seizes National University amid student riots in Colombia
In Bogota, the army took control of National University after riots wounded two policemen. About fifty students were arrested as radicals seek reform opposing church and government influence in university leadership appointments.
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Bogota
Colombia
National University
Senate votes renew draft amid breakdown of hot line
The Senate approved the draft measures including a 2.4 billion pay raise, allowing Nixon to drop student deferments, and setting annual inductions at 130 000 then 140 000. Pentagon sources expect about 20 000 draftees this year, total under 110 000 for 1971, the fewest since 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services Committee
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate
Nixon
Ering College
Pentagon
Gravel
Richard Nixon
Alaska
Congress
City Court News Sept 15 intoxication and traffic cases listed
City Court reports numerous defendants on Sept 15 and 16 facing intoxication speeding and other violations. Individuals include Bernard Bond Dan Bybee Roger Kuypers Carl Rector Jerry Williams Rose Williams Terry Williams and many others with fines ranging from 1 to 15 dollars and various jail sentences or suspended penalties. Several defendants face jail terms suspended on good behavior or conditional driving restrictions.
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Bernard Bond
Kings Inn
Dan Bybee
Mounds Rd
Roger Fred Kuypers
Louisville
Carl Bud Rector
17Th St
Madison County
Jerry M. Williams
Indianapolis
Rose Williams
Hendricks
Terry Williams
Sound Off complaints about slow book refunds
A reader laments unreconciled orders and no refund after promising payment. A customer service agent apologizes and says a check is in the mail, noting New York mail delays. The feature invites readers to call or write with identifications and a number, with limited weekly publication.
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New York
Emergency Run Details From City Fire Units
On duty Captain J Talkington and Lieutenant S Silvey respond to several incidents. At 3 14 p.m. an accident at 14th and Jackson sent victims to St John s Hospital. At 4 37 p.m. and 4 45 p.m. injuries at 16th and Nelle and 1812 W 25th St were taken to St John s Hospital. At 7 37 p.m. illness at 114 Redbud Circle required hospital care. At 8 08 p.m. response at 1621 W 14th St.
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J. Talkington
S. Silvey
14Th
Jackson Streets
St. John’s Hospital
16Th
Nelle
Redbud
54 Prisoners Surrender In New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS La AP fifty four prisoners who had barricaded themselves in the Orleans Parish Prison during a five hour disturbance surrendered without resistance after noon Tuesday officials said The 54 were the last of a group of more than 250 inmates who caused severe damage to the three story structure during the incident The warden said 267 of the 935 inmates in the 42 year old prison had participated There were no reports of injuries Inmates broke windows tore doors of hinges and set fire to mattresses security officer Bert Barrere said The prison is in terrible shape and this time I believe it will never be repaired
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New Orleans
Orleans Parish
A. J. Falkenstein
Louis A. Heyd Jr
Bert Barrere
Retirement fund dispute ends in court ruling and budget contention
After a two year legal saga culminating in a May trial and recent oral arguments the State Budget Agency asserts reduced retirement fund appropriations due to shortfall in revenue from the 967 session. The cuts affect public employee pensions but teachers sued. ISTA urges immediate payment and broader tax restructuring while the Indiana Federation of Teachers notes the state has been in default but obligated to fund retirement plans.
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State Budget Agency
Roger D. Branigin
Whitcomb
Taylor
ISTA
Spilly
Robert L. Thornberry
Indiana Federation of Teachers
Utterback Receives Navy Commission at Purdue ROTC
Navy Ensign Robert A. Utterback son of Mr and Mrs George W Utterback 709 Washington Court was promoted while serving at the Naval Reserve Officer Training Center Purdue University West Lafayette A 1966 Madison Heights High School graduate
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Navy
Robert A. Utterback
George W. Utterback
Washington Court
Naval Reserve Officer Training Center
Purdue University
West Lafayette
Madison Heights High School
Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths
Curtis B Risley 83 of 3902 Feraway died at St John s Hospital after a five month illness. Born March 18 1888 in Kato to George P and Mary Dedrick Risley he came from Evansville 43 years ago and was a retired building constructor. Survived by widow Jenny Bledsoe two sons Clarence C Risley Indianapolis and E C Risley Anderson four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral at Brown and Butz Funeral Home 10 30 a m Thursday officiated by Rev Paul Hiatt with interment East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call today 2 to 9 p m. Final rites Baker Brothers Pacel for Gilbert M Hefron 9 1532 W Sixth St interment East Maplewood Cemetery. Final rites 10 30 a m today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home for Mrs Grace Thomas 74 1222 E 27th St interment East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Curtis B. Risley
Feraway
St. John’s Hospital
Kato
Pike County
George P
Mary Dedrick Risley
Evansville
Roy
Warren Risley
Jenny Bledsoe
Clarence C. Risley
Indianapolis
E. C. Risley
Anderson
Rosalie Zachary
George K. Krall
Jerry Risley
Mesa
Ariz
C. William Risley
Mather Air Force Base
Calif
Mrs Mae W Carey 85 dies. funeral Thursday in memorial park
Mrs Mae W Carey a native of Pennsylvania 85 of Brock Apartments 23 W 11th St died at 4 45 a m Tuesday at Community Hospital after seven day illness She was widow of Ralph Carey and member of Fifth Street United Methodist Church Survived by son Ralph W Carey deceased Funeral 1 30 p m Thursday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home Rev Charles Taylor officiating Interment Memorial Park Cemetery Friends may call after 3 p m today
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Pennsylvania
Mae W. Carey
Brock ‘Apartments
11Th St
Community Hospital
Ralph Carey
Fifth Street United Methodist Church
Ralph W. Carey
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Charles Taylor
Memorial Park Cemetery
Powell Wilson 67 dies after long illness in Anderson
Following an extended illness Powell Wilson aged 67 of 2230 West Eighth Street died at 10 30 p m Monday at Rolling Hills Nursing Home He was born January 14 1904 in Sitka Arkansas to Dan and Amanda Darnell Wilson and lived most of his life in Anderson He retired from Delco Remy Division in 1967 He is survived by a son Michael of Arizona two step children Peggy Lawson and Brian Collins both of Anderson three brothers Chester Bert Wilson of Anderson and Bern Wilson of Walnut Ridge Arkansas two sisters Rena Legg of Orestes and Violet Baker of Hardy Arkansas and six grandchildren Funeral services will be at Brown and Butz Funeral Home Thursday at 130 p m with Rev James Powell of the Orestes Christian Church officiating Interment will follow in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 9 p m
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Powell Wilson
Eighth St
Rolling Hills
Sitka
Ark
Dan
Amanda Darnell Wilson
Anderson
Delco- Remy Division
Genevieve Davis Wilson
Michael Wilson
Arizona
Robert
Peggy)Lawson
Brian Collins
Chester
Bert Wilson
Bern Wilson
Walnut Ridge
Frank
Rena) Legg
Orestes
Lee
Violet) Baker
Hardy
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
James Powell
Orestes Christian Church
Final rites set for Mary Haas at Baker Brothers
At 11 a.m. Thursday funeral services will be held for Mrs. Mary T. Haas 71 of 1706 Louise. Interment follows at Memorial Park Cemetery. Calling hours are after 3 p.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home.
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Baker Bothers
Mary T. Haas
Louise
Memorial Park Cemetery
Castro Expected To Visit Chile By End Of Year
Chilean Foreign Minister Clodomiro Almeyda said Fidel Castro will visit Chile by year’s end. Almeyda spoke to Ultima Hora after Chile and Cuba established relations following Allende’s November inauguration. The Foreign Ministry noted Castro had an invitation on file since relations began.
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Castro
Chile
Santiago
Clodomiro Almeyda
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Almeyda
Ultima Hora
Salvador Allende
Final rites for Henry Mallette at Jenkes Mortuary
Henry Mallette, 80, of 317 East 34th Street, Providence, Rhode Island, will be laid to rest at Rathbone Cemetery in Coventry after services at Carpenter Jenkes Mortuary. Interment pending details.
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Henry Mallette
E. 34Th St
Carpenter Jenkes Mortuary
Dayton man Hudson dies after one year illness
Paul Oliver Hudson of Dayton died Monday at 1:30 p.m. at Kettering Hospital after a year long illness. Born May 3, 1907 in Anderson he worked at Guide Lamp before starting his own business. Survived by wife Harriet, daughter Mrs. John Wighorn, stepson James Drumm, two sisters Mildred Koplin and Madge McCormick, brother William E. Hudson, eight grandchildren. Funeral at Meyer and Boehmer Mortuary followed by services at Holy Angel Church. Mortuary hours 4 to 9 p.m. today.
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Dayton
Ohio
Paul Oliver Hudson
Kettering Hospital
Anderson
William Newton Hudson
Guide Lamp Division
Harriet (Drumm) Hudson
John Wighorn
Tropsville
James Drumm
Mildred Koplin
Madge McCormick
William E. Hudson
Perkinsville
Meyer and Boehmer Mortuary
Holy Angel Church
Mortuary
Hill Lake woman Edna Jarris dies at 57
Edna N Robbins Jarris of Hill Lake, aged 57, died at 2 10 a m Tuesday at home born in Anderson to Clyde and Margaret Robbins married July 8 1936 to Jessie H Jarris who died May 10 1968 owned Hill Lake Resort survived by two sons Royden Indianapolis and Jerry Silver Lake bathers Clyde Robbins Anderson two brothers Marshall and Bertran Robbins both of Anderson eight grandchildren funeral Thursday at 2 p m DeLaughter Mortuary North Manchester with Rev Hartung and Rev Parr ot t. Interment Silver Lake Cemetery
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Hill Lake
Anderson
Edna N. Jarris
Clyde
Margaret Lauer Robbins
Jessie H. Jarris
Royden M
Indianapolis
Jerry Jarvis
Silver Lake
Clyde Robbins
Marshall Robbins
Bertran Robbins
Thhe DeLaughter Mortuary
North
Manchester
Hartung
Parrott
Silver Lake Cemetery
Final rites for Russell "Shorty" Bowers in Lapel
Funeral set Friday at 2 p.m. at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel for Russell Shorty Bowers 65 of Largo Florida with calling hours after 1 p.m. Thursday Interment at East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Fisher Brothers Funeral
Lapel
Russell “Shorty” Bowers
Largo
Fla
East Maplewood Cemetery
Fisher Brothers” Funeral
Everett Coverdale
Brookside Cemetery
Lape
Final rites for Homer Harvey held at Day Funeral Home
Funeral services for Homer Harvey age 64 are set for 10 a.m. today at Day Funeral Home in Bloomington with interment at Rose Hill Cemetery Bloomington. The deceased was a longtime resident of Middletown and is survived by family members and friends awaiting services.
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Bloomington
Homer Harvey
Middletown
Rose Hill 'Cemetery
Final rites for Charles Truex in Upland set today
Funeral services are held at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home in Upland for Charles Truex aged 57. Interment follows at Jefferson Cemetery near Upland.
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Jones Funeral Home
Upland
Nfar
Charles Truex
Jefferson Cemetery
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Future Teachers Association
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Vicki
Skip
Scheerer
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The
Redeemer Presbyterian Church
Larry DeMoss
Hamilton Heights
Arcadia
Indiana University
Larry
Clancy's Hamburgers
Noblesville
Benton DeMoss
Honor Society
Tri-Town
Herald
Frankton High School
Mike
Curtis V. McNamee
National Honors Society
Indiana Junior Historical Club
Red Cross
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ralph Chastain
Summitville
David A. Borum
18Th St
Larry Carroll
McKinley
M. Max Morgan
Jesus Christ
WLW
WBRI
WHBU
8Th ST
Northside
Indiana Ave
Madison County Red Cross Youth Council
Margie Fritsch
Lenora Dye
Joe Bays
23Rd Street
Jackson
Fine Arts Center
Richard F. Clapp
Huntington Woods
Mich
Anderson Fine Arts Center
Glenn A. Anderson
Clapp
Edgar Snow
City Court News
William Andrews
Chase
Clarence Halbert Bland
Shadyrest Trailer Park
Michael P. Covington
Fowler
Percy Davis
Sheridan
Robert E. Johnson
W. Fifth St
Timothy G. Liddy
Yorktown
Ray S. Maryanski
Daniel R. Randolph
Kenneth W. Washington
Michael R. Whalen
Myers
Ronald K. Johnson
Rt. 2
Sam R. Lawson
New Castle
Charles D. Malott
Madison
Barbara K. Mier
Quincy
Carrol T. McGuffey
Tom Lyndall McGuffey
Sixth St
Dennis Sarvis
Ronald E. Schildmeir
Pearl
Michael G. Scott
Walmut
IBM
Indiana Business College
13Th and Meridian
Utterback
Anderson and
Curtis Risley
Gilbert M. Herron
Baker Brothers Pacel
Gilbert M. Hefron
Mrs
Grace Thomas
Baker Brothers Funeral
E. 27Th St
Dorothy Blevins
Russell Bowers
R Women
NSM
Selectea
Morticians
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