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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1978

Page

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Decision due on garbage pact in Anderson

Five bidders including national firms contest a five year refuse collection contract seen as one of the city’s largest. Reed Equipment bids the lowest per unit rate while Browning Ferris Industries and SCA Services bid higher. The council plans extra funds of about 200000 for first year costs and may award after funds are approved.

Anderson Herald Ralph Reed Robert L. Rock Reed Reed Equipment, Inc Browning Ferris Industries Ohio SCA Services National Servall Willard J Buck Buck Adams Township

Rural crime rises claims Indiana expert and cautions

An Indiana State University criminology professor cites FBI data showing rising rural crime, especially aggravated homicide and knife-involved robbery in counties over 25 000. He urges rural residents to lock homes use alarms maintain neighborly contact and avoid vigilante action while noting harsher rural sentences. Also obituary for ANZ veteran Samuel M Sheay details his WWII service church affiliations and funeral plans.

Terre Haute Via Indiana State University Srofessor Edmund Grosskopf FBI Rosskopf ANZ Cief Samuel M. Sheay Meridian St Anderson Herald St. Amorose Catholic Church Holy Name Society Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree Elks Lodge Fall Creek Valley Gun Club Inernational Knights of C Diehl Lambert Enid Okla Ellen Depree Chicago Jack ‘Arlin Bement St Ambrose Catholic Church Thomas Heilman Brown and Butz Funeral

Transit plan to buy vans draws private transport protest

City of Anderson transit agency CATS seeks 36 000 to add two handicapped transport vans funded 80 10 10 by UMTA state and local sources. Officials say private carriers fear loss of business while CATS stresses priority trips and subscription pricing about one dollar per ride.

Rob R Sllaman Herald Anderson CATS Federal Urban Mass Transportation Administration Chuck Martindale John Flanagan Stan Guilkey Cats Management UMTA Dick Donnelly

Inside page index reference for sections and pages

A catalog of newspaper sections with page numbers including police blotter page two obituaries and funerals page three editorials page four social news page six nine and newmakers page fifteen sports highlights and scoreboard information pages nineteen twenty three verbatim page twenty four stock markets page twenty five comics and daily features pages twenty eight to twenty nine and classified ads pages ninety to thirty five.

Weather Snapshot for Anderson and Nearby Areas

Mostly clear today and Friday with breezy conditions. Daytime highs reach the upper 50s to low 60s, tonight's lows in the mid to upper 30s. Friday highs fall in the lower to mid 60s. Anderson reports a Wednesday high of 67 and low of 48.

Anderson

Filing for deductions lagging in Madison County

Madison County Auditor Otis Cox warns real estate tax deduction filings for seniors veterans and mortgage holders are off pace as March 1 to May 10 deadline nears About half of eligible filers have completed forms with pre typed past year data ready Some groups such as veterans widows and those over 65 with low income are eligible and may rely on mailed processing details available at the auditor’s office

Pam Muskey Herald Madison County Otis Cox Cox Government Center Anderson Elwood

State approves summer catch up mini sessions for pupils

Indianapolis AP reports the State Commission on Geneva Education approved a program of 15 day summer mini sessions for elementary students to recover lost days from winter blizzard and coal emergency. Funding covers half operating costs. 30 day standard remains for full funding.

Andianapolis State Commission On Geneva Education Harold O. Negley Negley Commission Shirley Bryan Crown Point

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