Air Force Enlistments Highlight April 1971 Listings
Technical Sergeant Bob Neeley reports April 1971 enlistments into the United States Air Force. The group includes Harold Rollins from Lawrenceburg Indiana and Daniel Brackett of Cincinnati Ohio, among others, all entering Regular Air Force via various aptitude areas and en route to Lackland or other bases. The piece also notes school affiliations and addresses of the enlistees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Neeley
United State Air Force
Air Force
Delgade
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Texas
Harold Richard Rollins
Harold Frederick Rollins
Lawrenceburg
Indiana
Alice Jean Rollins
Harold
North
Dearborn High School
Robert D. Trader
Tony Trader
Rising Sun
Bob
Rising Sun High School
Daniel Paul Brackett
Brackett
Revere Ave
Saylor Park
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dan
Western Hills High School
Cheridan Wright Accepted for Purdue Band Membership
Cheridan Vee Wright of Harrison Ohio has been accepted for membership in the Purdue University Bands. She plays clarinet in the North Dearborn High School Band and is the daughter of Herbert V. Wright. Freshmen participate with the All America Marching Band during football season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University Department of Bands
Cheridan Vee Wright
Harrison
Ohio
Purdue University
Cheridan
North Dearborn
Herbert V. Wright
Butler to reintroduce conservation bill in Indiana
State Representative Gary Butler vows to reintroduce a bill for a statewide hunter safety and conservation program in Indiana. He notes H R 1690 passed the House with unanimous support but stalled in the Senate Finance Committee due to fiscal impact, depriving Indiana of potential federal matching funds for wildlife restoration and conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Butler
Lawrenceburg
Indiana
Indiana General Assembly
Senate Finance Committee
House of Representatives
House Natural Resources Committee
Butler
Indiana Wildlife Restoration Funding Debate
Rep Butler urged support for a conservation education program and wildlife restoration funds. He warned that losing federal dollars would harm Indiana youth programs and eco efforts, arguing a supervised plan would be low cost for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Indiana
Dept
Ee Eee
Lawmakers Hope for Passage of Beneficial State Program
The article notes supporters urge active effort so the program can become law in the next legislative session. It emphasizes that citizens who would benefit should engage to push for timely enactment and credible legislation.
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Pepsi-Cola
Blessing Bros. Dairy Store
Harrison Ave
Oscar Mayer
Nabisco
Hamburger
Jerome Bernard Batta
Raymond Joseph Batta
Sunman
Jerome
Sunman High School
Harold M. Duncan
Timea Street
Cleves
Sam
Taylor High School
Clifford Lee Holt
Gordon Lee Holt
Westfield Dr
Danny William Montgomery
James Buford Montgomery
Zion Rd
Ernest Moore
Pryce Moore
West Center Street
Ben
Lawrenceburg High School
Timea Avenue
Larry David Ryan
Ee Oe
Melvin Vogt
Batesville
Don
Ronald Charles Wuestefeld
Stanley C. Wuestefeld
Rt. 3
Box
Ron
Norh Dearborn High School
Jamison Creek Auto Sales
Jamison Rd
Optical Service, Inc
Miami Avenue
Cleves, Ohio
The
KwikWash
Harrison, O
Milton Knollman
Baughman
Nationwide Insurance
Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Nationwide Life Insurance Co
Columbus
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co
Purdue
Rep. Butler
Fisk Bros. Monument CO
Landbanis
Bank Association
Lebanon
Stanley Elfenbaum
Optometrist
Harrison Avenue
Bugs
Harrison Cleaners
Harrison, Ohio
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