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Page 2 June 2021Maturity Journal8077 MARYWOOD DR., Newburgh, IN 47630PHONE: Home Office (812) 858-1395E-MAIL: maturityjournal@gmail.comWEB SITE: maturityjournal.comThe Maturity Journal is a monthly publication designed toinform and entertain mature citizens in Vanderburgh andWarrick Counties. The magazine was founded in 1986by George Earle Eaton with the intention of serving (inhis words) “those old enough to know they don’t haveall the answers, and young enough to still be searchingfor them.”STAFFPublisher/Editor Ron EatonBusiness Manager Suzy EatonWebsite Administrator Chase EatonEditor-in-Chief (in memoriam) George Earle EatonFEATURE WRITERSJim Myers (in memoriam), Peggy Newton,Cora Seaman, Harold Morgan, Jancey SmithCONTRIBUTING WRITERSBob Hollis, Mary Mayer, Carolyn Barrett, Tonia KalouriaEDITORIAL DEADLINE10th of prior monthADVERTISING DEADLINE15th of prior monthThe Maturity Journal assumes no other responsibility forunsolicited manuscripts or other materials submitted for review.Signed letters or columns are the options of the writers and donot necessarily represent those of the publisher.The Maturity Journal is published by the Times-Mail, Bedford, INAll Rights Reserved.Maturity Journalwhelming evidence that cigarettesmoking may cause lung cancer inhumans. The deposed Shah of Irancame to the U.S. for exile. The PPGcompany began construction of its$25 million plant on Highway 41North. Bodies of 10- and 11-yearoldgirls were recovered from floodwaters near Lodge Avenue, wherethey fell through the ice covering.February 1979: The Americaneconomy declined with the fuel recession;grocery prices were up 2.7% inJanuary. The EPA cited Alcoa andSIGECO for smokestack emissions.The Evansville 911 system was better,but AT&T admitted that it still hadproblems. The winter of 1979 becamethe second coldest to 1978, whichwas the coldest month in Evansvillehistory. 1899 dropped to the thirdcoldest year. Ayatollah Khomeinitook control in Iran. Cable TV beganin Evansville; hook-up was $20 plus$7.50 each month. Evansville’s OhioStreet bridge would remain in placeas an 88-year-old landmark. The Tri-State had a 75% solar eclipse.March 1979: Fuel shortages werehalting airline flights, and some Deltaflights into Evansville were cancelled.Evansville purchased a $600,000traffic light control system. AnEvansville electrician named Schenkfell 52 feet to his death while workingon a sign at Third and LocustStreets. The Audubon Raceway losttwo horse barns and 20 racehorsesto fire. ISU-Evansville was linked tothe Indiana State University systemcomputers. The Three Mile Islandnuclear power plant at Harrisburg,Pennsylvania released radioactivesteam and water into the air and theSusquehanna River; there was concernof a total reactor “melt-down”Continued page 4Indiana Foot & Ankle4 WEEKS TO FASTER HEALING!812-858-3800Wound Care for Senior Citizens4 WEEKS TO FASTER HEALING!Darin Serletic, DPM, FACFAS• 26 yrs of lower extremity wound care expertise• 4 yrs, Medical Director, St. Mary’s Diabetic Foot Clinic• Currently, Staff Physician MHHCC Wound Care• Joint Commission Certified Wound Care Clinic• Medicare participating• Offering Medicare approved advancedtreatments• No referral requiredSTAT Care Building l 5010 Davis Lant Drive l Evansville, IN 47715Phone: 812-858-3800 l Fax: 812-634-2909 l Email: pvppc@psci.net
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