Burglary, Robberies Reported Across City
Police blotter details burglaries at 33 Madison Ave with $120 cash taken, and a front door kicked in. A stolen $199 CB radio from a Collier pickup on E 3rd St. Also reports rapes and shootings leading to arrests, with multiple residences and vehicles affected. Police describe juveniles possibly involved in the Madison Ave break in and ongoing investigations into a shooting on Sept 7. Firefighters battled a major house fire on Prairie Baptist Road causing extensive damage and losses.
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Jonnie Mendenhall
Madison Ave
Jack Collier
Collier
Ueyear
del Rio
Tevas
Silucday
South Park
Price
Roy Lee Foshee
Chase St
Ans Anderson
Madison County
Robert L. Pritchett
Cedar St
Pritchett
Jimmy Perry
Rezoning Postponed Amid Historic Preservation Debate
Local council postpones Laughlin rezoning as historic preservation concerns erupt. West Eighth Street residents, Indiana landmarks officials, and opponents argue over process, rights to speak, and the potential creation of a preservation commission to review Laughlin's proposed site redevelopment.
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Clase
Delaware
Laughlin
U.S Supreme Court
Indiana Association of Historiesl Landmarks
Reed Williamson
Teld Shy Council
National Register of Bindmarks
West Eighth Street
Williamson
Clanie
Clanin
Grile
Hebert L. Fleck
Moreis
Covnerman von Cochran C
Sith
Cochran
Morris
Ulatarte Jroser
Patten
George Doherty
Veteran Scouters Receive Special Certificates and Plaques
The article lists numerous veteran scouters and families from Pendleton, Anderson, Middletown, and surrounding towns receiving Special Scouters' Wife Award certificates and Recognition plaques for contributions to Cub Scout programs. It covers attendees, awardees, and program details from a veteran Scouting banquet chaired by Charles Herrington with remarks by Meredy Church and others, plus new officers and who presented the awards.
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Msu
Lee Ewing
Jean Phillips
Chesterfield
Paul Beechter
Pendleton
Ven Carey
Merrinvile
William Dave Beamer
Lapel
Don Fonda
Middletown
Pal Cart
William Gwaltney
Hugh Murphy
Ming
Ken Qualls
Ed Shaw
Mes
Tom Smith
Wtf
Seoul
Larry Coules
Brenda Bunchliie
Robert Des
Sati Jones
Clayton Fates
Roth Hale
Wodgar Kemp
Norris Bassett
Hubert Layton
Mreanul
Glyde Buck
Ed Myers
Frite Belwens
Harry Holden
Anderson
Thwishh Scott
Steviur Poore
Herrington
Scoulmaster
Larry Barrall
Bagle
Meredity Church
Whit Stouting
Bagle Great
Keys
Bill Wackover
Marrington
Robert Jones
Scoutars
Ronald Matulnik
Den
Brenta Uunwiddle
Brs
Louise McIntyre
Louise Sheels
Donald Johnson
Council
Social International
Witbue BuBois
Ken Qualls Sr
Mel Turner
Bot White
CH. Dabney
Elxout
Ben Flamin
Charles Truitt
Diddletown
C. K. Gaunt
Scout
Ehsinmina
Dr. Smith
Scoutere
Sore Gaunt
DuBois
Charles Hertington
Sakina
John McColley
Herbig
B. K. Wiliams
Cliff Dickmann
McColley
Mexandria
Mitkltetown Troop
Noted autopsy and witness testimony in Wallam case
The pathologist Dr. Jack Whitaker testified five bullet wounds were found in the victim's heart with a close contact wound at the skull top indicating a weapon pressed against the head. Tests showed shots from short range and possible recent intercourse. Detective Rheam linked a fingerprint on a rifle clip to Wallam. Police described Wallam’s arrest after confessing to the killing during a stop near a mall.
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Carl Smith
McConnell
Wollam
Jack D. Whitaker
Whitaker
Shea Eropehee
Robert Conley
Indiana State Paleo
Anderson
Conley
Ron Rheam
Mra Wallally
Wallam
Dwight Mills
Anderson Police Department
Attempted Bank Robbery At Muncie Mall Branch
FBI and Muncie Police investigate an attempted robbery at Mercharils National Bank Muncie Mall branch around 2 45 pm on a Thursday. A man in his early thirties, wearing a maroon and yellow striped hat and round glasses, left a brown bag and note demanding money after entering the drive-thru area. he spoke no words and fled south before officers arrived.
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Muncie
FBI
Mercharils National Bank
Muncie Mall
Garnet Mann
Eller
Ncne
Secrecy and family fray over Quinlan's life support
In New Jersey's Capstone case, Karen Anne Quinlan remains on life support as a court ruling directs private family handling. Doctors and hospital officials awaited further steps while Relatives seek privacy and await ethical review before any change to the respirator.
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Paul Armstrong
Quintan Facity
Landark New Jersey Supreme Court
Armstrong
Trapassa
Our Lady of the Lake
Mount Arlington
Julia Quinlan
Karen
Trapasso
Count Rhling
Joseph Quinlan
Cour
Quintans
Miss Quintan
SL Clare's Hospital
Ralph Porzio
Robert Morse
Arshad Javed
Miss Quinlan
Weers 25 Off Firythiren Audersitt Wireplace
A concise item notes a 25 unit reduction related to Firythiren Audersitt and the Wireplace, with details readable as a brief store or public notice from a local publication. The fragmentary text references a sale or discount event tied to a named place and entities, but exact actions remain unclear in the snippet.
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Thes Weers
Firythiren
Audersitt
Shepp
Trail Aly
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