Church Sues Anderson Banking Co Over Davenport Trust
A federal complaint filed in Madison Superior Court accuses Anderson Banking Company of breaches of trust and fraud in managing the Second Helen Davis Davenport Trust. Trinity Episcopal Church seeks 245 387 78 dollars plus 100 000 dollars punitive damages and removal of the bank as trustee, alleging poor disclosure and mismanagement of trust assets including a 40 000 dollar loan and 46 000 dollars in US Treasury notes.
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Wne
Anderson Banking Company
Helen Davis Davenport
Madison Superior Court
Philip Greene Decker II
Trinity Episcopal Church
Robert C. Myers
US Treasury Department
Inmate Hall Defends Self Defense In Fatal Stabbing
John DeWayne Hall testified he did not want fellow inmate John Shaw to die after a stabbing in the Indiana Reformatory cellhouse. Hall said he acted to save his own life as Shaw overpowered him and the struggle ended with Shaw’s death.
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Jer Evans
Hall
Madison County Grand Jury
Marion County
Shaw
Wishard Memorial Hospital
Indianapolis
John Shaw
James Woolery
Nave
Ed Alley
Woolery
Judge overrules motion in Kriss IHSAA matter
Highland High School senior Rick Kriss loses a rehearing bid in his suit challenging the Indiana High School Athletic Association ruling that made him ineligible to play basketball. Henry Circuit Judge Wesley Ratliff Jr. denied the motion to correct errors and keep Kriss eligible for Highland’s team.
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Pam Mulkey
Herald
Highland High School
Rick Kriss
Indiana High School Athletic Association
IHSAA
Henry Circuit
Wesley Ratliff Jr
Kriss
al S. Woolbert
Iff
North Judson
Highland
Woolbert
the Herald
THSAA
Ratliff
InsideE Today's Index Highlights and Page References
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Cox on Stand in Forgery Trial Near Climax
In New Castle, Michael J Cox testified he did not intend to defraud Mrs. Ruth T Heaton by depositing an $11,000 forged check. The defense claimed he lied about his age to obtain a job and described a longstanding assistant relationship with Heaton, including rides to church and events. The jury, after rebuttal and closing arguments, neared verdict as deliberations were expected to begin today.
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New Castle
Ruth T Heaton
Michael J Cox
Cox
Henry Gircuit
First National Bank
Weather update with scattered showers and sunny periods
Today brings a 30 percent chance of rain this morning, then partial clearing this afternoon. Highs reach the upper 50s. Tonight will be fair with lows in the low 40s. Wednesday looks mostly sunny with highs in the mid 60s. Anderson records a high of 76 and a low of 61.
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Anderson
Retirement living project clears first major hurdle
Plans by a Church of God agency to build a 182 unit life estate condominium on East Fifth Street and Nursery Road cleared the City Plan Commission hurdle by rezoning from R-2 to R-4. The panel debated annual payments for police and fire services, with petitioner seeking 10000 dollars per year, while city figures suggested 571250 dollars annually under a $7.5 million project value.
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Rob Pkullaman
Herald
Church of God
City Plan Commission
East Fifth Street
Nursery Road
Warner Press
Church Board of Church Extension and Home Missions
Plan Commission
James Freeman
Local Safety Board
Freeman
Country Club Heights
Anderson
Wesley Schrock
Commission
Schrock
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Davenport
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Indiana State Highway Department
Chesterfield
Anderson Airport
The
Beaty Construction Inc
Highway Department
Nommunee
Rage
Dental School
Climax
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