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Newspaper
Windfall Advisor
Location
Windfall, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1971
Page
3
A fragment recalls a patient in a Nash ville area hospital, with visitors including the Mitchell, Brown, and Briscoe families. The text notes a grandmother instructing a nurse to list “good cook” as Mom’s occupation and mentions ongoing support during a rough initial stay before the patient improved.
A reader shares memories of two grandmothers and mentions a grandmother recovering surgery in Tipton Hospital. The article notes TriCentral's first home football game planned for October and negotiations for opponents. Board actions include acoustical draperies bid approval from LS Ayres and Sears Kokomo, plus updates to the substitute teaching list and conference attendance for Supt. Munro. A request to rent Sharpsville School gym for baton lessons is discussed.
Peter G. Hammond profiles Ad Linkletter, president of the National Coordinating Council on Drug Education, urging the UN to shift focus from strict enforcement to addressing human behavior and life styles in fighting drug abuse. Linkletter stresses shared global effort, values, and motivations as key to ending misery, inviting readers to request the full speech text.
Via satellite a three minute telephone call from New York to Landon today costs $5.40 compared with $9.00 in 1965. Large schools of fish will be pinpointed by satellites aiding the world wide fight against hunger.
A family describes turning a basement wall into a gallery featuring photos of relatives to help children recognize visitors and feel closer to kin. They also create keepsakes from craft materials, bouquets, and fresh flowers, noting confidence boosts and homey touches from lilacs peonies roses and wildflowers.
Indiana’s 1970s General Assembly enacted three new adoption laws one week ago requiring all adoptions to be arranged through a state licensed agency, the Department of Public Welfare. Exceptions exist for step-parents, blood relatives, or out of state adoptions with consent. Judge Alva Fox says court only grants adoptions placed by the welfare department, potentially lengthening waits for local couples previously pursuing private placements in Delaware County.
Monday to Friday schedule includes Eternal Word at 2 45 and 9 05, Midwest Swap Shop at 3 00, News Headlines at 3 30, Romper Room at 3 32, and evening shows Hazel at 7 00, Ernest Tubbs and Others at 8 00, plus 40 40 Club at 8 30 and church programs throughout. Saturday offers Etta's Handy House and various religious programs, while Sunday features WORD Pictures and several church and lifestyle programs.
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