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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1968
Page
4
San Bernardino papers, 60 miles east of Los Angeles, were sold to Trans Mirror Co by Gannett. The sale followed a 1965 Justice Dept case and involved bids from multiple newspapers and anti trust concerns. Times Mirror, publisher of nine papers, announced the sale and plans to continue operations.
A church event at Frankton on Sunday September 29 features a 2:30 PM start with singing and various participants in the central Indian area. The report also mentions a Justice Department suit against Times Mirror Company alleging monopolistic control and advertising strategies affecting newspaper circulation and competition.
The Jacklson Park Lions announce revival meetings to be held for a period from Monday Sept. 10 to Sunday Oct. 6 with services nightly at 7 o clock led by Rev. George Skinner and featuring Velma Riocker as director of music. Open to the public and sponsored by the church and Pendleton Citizens Banking Co.
Washington reports officials fear the United States may pull its military bases from Spain early in 1970 after failed talks to extend the five year pact. Castiella warned the accord would expire March 26 1969 unless new negotiations succeed. Key hurdle is Spain demands for a costly equipment list. U S offers included grants and credits. The Rota Torrejon Moron and Zaragoza bases are under review as the new administration takes office.
A lengthy list details hospital dismissals and residents from Pendleton and surrounding areas including Mrs Jeanette Moore, Hazel Janet, Milford Morris, Francis Evans, Leo Sonner, Mrs Ray Bivens, Mrs Leste Ashby, Paul Jarrett, Roy Ault, John P McLaughlin, Miss Rawena LaRue, Miss Teresa Shock, Andrew Williamson, Harold Lingberry, Miss Deborah Wonis, Mrs Ann Hammond, Miss Julia Hagers, Edna Rigney, Mrs Lennie Beaty, Clifford Crooks, Mrs Marguerite Perris, and others. The notice also announces registration and a community program at Christian Church on Oct. 1 with a round table discussion led by local officers and organizers.
An AP survey shows most states resist lowering the voting age to 18. Proponents cite maturity from health gains, while opponents point to college unrest and youth demonstrations. Several states and territories debate or have measures under consideration. Nebraska and Hawaii plan referendums.
Industrialist Smith L. Rairdon warned that litter costs the nation about half a billion dollars annually in cleaning and lost productivity. He urged individuals and civic groups to lead cleanup efforts, citing highway, park, and private-property litter as a major drag on the economy. The talk, sponsored by the state chamber of commerce, stressed widespread public action.
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