Boyle Convicted on All 13 Federal Campaign Charges
W A Tony Boyle president of the United Mine Workers was found guilty on all 13 counts of a federal indictment alleging he headed a conspiracy to channel union funds into political campaigns. Fellow officials Owens and Kmetz were acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Richey
U.S. District Court
Boyle
UMW International Executive Board
Emmett Thomas
Pennsylvania
UMW
Thomas
Hubert H. Humphrey
Owens
Kmetz
Department of Labor
Joseph A
Jock
Yablonski
Anderson City Council to air on cable April 13
A staged city council telecast debuts in Anderson with a packed chamber and a TV audience. The first segment, taped for later evening playback, marks GE Cablevision’s venture into local government coverage as the council prepares its next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Anderson City
Carroll Grile
Anderson
General Electric Cablevision Corporation
Walter Cronkhite
Man Killed Walking Along Indiana Highway
Noblesville AP reports 17 year old Noblesville resident No ble R Watkins was killed Friday night when struck by a car on Ind 19 north of Noblesville. State police say Watkins walked in the southbound lane as a northbound car driven by 33 year old William E Malone Arcadia passed another vehicle and hit him from behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Noble R. Watkins
Rt. 1
Watkins
William E. Malone
Arcadia
Movement Afoot Continues From Page One
Lawsuits likely to consolidate with Seattle case and reach the Supreme Court. If the high court upholds the lower court ruling, expect legislative activity statewide. Seattle ruling drew mixed reactions from tavern owners and a minority of prohibition advocates. Counter signs at venues mocked the temperance push with a cynical tone.
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Supreme Court
Seattle
Washington State
Tavern Owners Association
Seattle Press Club
Veteran buried at Gettysburg after Arlington bid denied
A. Henry Kauffman, a World War I veteran who sought an Arlington burial, was laid to rest at Gettysburg National Cemetery. Space limits and strict 1967 Arlington rules, requiring Medal of Honor, service in high office, or specific retirements, kept his request unfulfilled. His eight minute service lacked a clergyman, attended by widow Rae and son Jack, who noted a call from President Nixon.
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Gettysburg
A. Henry Kauffman
Arlington National Cemetery
Memorial Park
Lincoln
Arlington
Kauffman
Rae
Jack
Washington
Nixon
White House
Miami Beach
Coast Guard
Army
France
Easter Sunrise Service Planned by Falls Park Youth
Pendleton. An Easter sunrise service at Falls Park is set for 7 a.m. Sunday, organized by the First United Methodist Church youth. The program includes hymns, a poem, a choral reading, an Easter pageant titled The Living God, and talks by Rachel Wynant and Jim Garner. Mrs. Marvin Cook directs the pageant. The service is open to the public. The 10 a.m. Easter sermon at the church, titled Morning Always Comes, will be delivered by Dr. Marvin Cook, who will also give a children's message as the choir sings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Falls Park
First United Methodist Church
Living God
Rachel Wynant
Jim Garner
Marvin Cook
New Arrivals and Births from Local Families
Mr and Mrs Morris Frank lin of 114 Seminole Drive welcome a girl. Mr and Mrs Edwin Livingst on Rt 1 greet a girl. Mr and Mrs Phillip Hollings worth of 1712 Raintree Drive announce a boy. A baby girl born at Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs Joseph Heath Frankton. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Spencer Spaulding St Paul Minnesota. Dr and Mrs T Franklin Miller of 1210 E Seventh Street are the maternal grandparents.
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Morris Franklin
Seminole Dr
Edwin Livingston
Phillip Hollingsworth
Raintree Dr
Community Hospital
Spencer Spaulding
St. Paul
Minn
T. Franklin Miller
E. Seventh St
Killer Highways In Indiana 9 And 37 Named By Police
State Police Superintendent Robert K. Konkle labeled two Madison County roads as killer highways Ind 9 and Ind 37 noting about 20 percent of Indiana 1971 traffic deaths occurred on 10 highways. He cited 37 deaths on Ind 37, 22 on Ind 9, with Madison County recording 35 fatalities in 1971.
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Madison County
Robert K. Konkle
Konkle
Indiana
U.S
Interstate
Reps Hill Area Office Reorganization Here
Madison County gains new congressional office setup as Rep Elwood Hillis opens a localized office in Room 201, 11th and Jackson, with Frank Frier as office manager and Richard Gudgel as labor liaison. Hillis meets residents Tuesday noon to 2 30 p.m. while Dennis continues to serve other townships in the reorganized districts.
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Madison County
Congress
Federal
11Th and
Jackson Streets
Elwood H
Bud” Hillis
Fifth District
Hillis
Frank Frier
Anderson
Richard E. Gudgel
Lapel
Frier
Washington, D.C
David W. Dennis
Richmond
Gudgel
Lincoln Club
UAW
Dennis
van Buren
Lafayette
Richland
Union
Green
Fall Creek
Adams Townships
Unde
Duck Creek
Boone
Pipe Creek
Monroe
Jackson
Stony Creek
Anderson Madison County Deaths Highlight Local Losses
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. C. Elsie Moyer 91 of 516 College Dr in Anderson and Mrs Cora Maude Lennis 82 of Lapel both with extended family survived. Funeral services set for Monday with burial in East Maplewood and Memorial Park Cemeteries.
Mary Ebert Elwood Obituary Noted in Anderson
Mary Ebert 58 of Rt 1 Frankton died Friday morning after an extended illness. A Madison County native and former Deleco Remy Division employee, she belonged to the Seventh Day Adventist Church in Anderson. Survived by husband Harold married in 1934, three sisters Louise Seippel of Anderson and Maxine Lewis of Iceland, brothers Floyd and Roscoe Stottlemyer, both of Anderson. Services 1 p.m. Monday Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with Rev Harry Sackett officiating. Burial Elmwood City Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Elsie Moyer
Anderson
Park Place
Bertha Banta
Union City
Harold E. Rozelle
Hillary Rice
East Maplewood
Elwood
Margaret Ebert
Rt. 1
Frankton
Madison County
Deleco Remy Division
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Harold
Louise Seippel
Maxine Lewis
Iceland
Floyd
Roscoe Stottlemyer
Copher and Fesler
Harry Sackett
Elwood City
Funeral
Westvale Residents to Be Questioned in Opinion Survey
Westvale project area residents will receive an opinion survey funded by $600,000 in federal NDP money via the Anderson Department of Redevelopment. The mail survey, anonymous, covers housing, household size, commuting and family income, with a two-week home interview sample to follow. A public meeting is set for Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Westvale School gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westvale
Westvale Project
NDP
Anderson Department of Redevelopment
David Sheldon
Chicago
Vey
Sheldon
Arrivals and Dismissals At Mercy Hospital
Mercy Hospital records list arrivals including Joy Kurtz Cath erine Fetcher Jr William Fetcher Marjorie Simmons John Vice James Werline Larry Brooks Walter Ward Horseman Lenora Miller Calvin Shaw Debra Roberts Larry Vice and others from Elwood Tipton Anderson and surrounding areas. Dismissals include Richard Long Cora Baxter Noman Aldridge Arthur Blockson Jack Barnes Harold DeLong David Murphy and Lester Niccum. An auto accident at 12th and Main sent companions to Mercy Hospital by ambulance at 2 am and Don Knotts was later brought to Mercy Bevakl by ambulance at 9 35 am.
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Elwood
Mercy Hospital
Joy Kurtz
Charles Cox
Catherine
William R. Fetcher, Jr
Tipton
Marjorie Simmons
N. 10Th St
John Vice
Anderson
James Werline
N. B St
Larry Brooks
N. F St
Walter Ward
S. Q St
Horseman
Richard Long
N. C St
Cora Baxter
N. A St
Noman Aldridge
S. Fifth St
Arthur Blockson
S. C. St
Jack Barnes
R. 3
Harold DeLong
Sc St
David Murphy
N. Lith
Lenora Miller
Lester Niccum
Calvin Shaw
Debra K. Roberts
Larry Vice
Main
Vice
Don Knotts
Mercy Bevkal
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Tony Boyle
Vernon A. Guidry JR
Associated Press
General Treasury
Labir
League
Union Treasury
East Side Church OF God
East Std
Dwight L. Dye
Church of the Nazarene
Columbus Ave
the Church of the Risen Lord
Jesus of Nazareth
James Tucker
J. K. Summers
OVID
Cross
John W. Peterson
Bunny
Candi Blevins
Anderson Jaycees
St. John’s Hickey Memorial Hospital
Candi
James Blevins
Sulphur Springs
Herald
George G. Jackson
Supremeourt
Steward Webber
Belmont Bible Church
West 29Th
Walton St
Christ
Cincinnati Zoo
Fundamental Bible Church
Todey
Methodist
St. John’s Hospital
Joseph Heath
Rep. Hill
Anderson and
Elsie Moyer
Cora Lennis
Francisca Lennis
Yorktown
Edward
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Robert Shoemaker
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mary Ebert
Middletown
Lodge No
Pierot
Everybody's Tabernacle Church
Fletcher Streets
Earl Moore
WM. J. Phillips
Max Morgan
Men's Prayer Meeting
Morgan
Rev
Sun
W. 8Th ST
Anderson, Indiene
First Freewill Baptist Church
Richard Cordell
Nashville, Tenn
Richard Cordell, Evangelist
Hershel Phillips
Monterey, Tenn
Robert Wood
South Central Way
25Th St
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