Culprits remove safe in restaurant caper blotter
Madison County police report a northern city restaurant break in with a rear door forced and a missing antique floor safe believed to contain about 85 in cash. Investigations continue as troopers link other burglaries, a false inspection sticker case, and a crash victim in North Anderson with injuries described as critical. Several thefts, including a lightning rod and copper wire heist, remain under probe along with a house burglary and local NAACP candidate meetings announced for April at New Hope Methodist Church.
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Jeff Evans Herald
Redkey
Madison County
I-69
Ind
Frankton
Pendleton
Raymond Bates
Rt. 3
Paul McKowan
Rt. 1
Alexandria
Bob’s
N. Broadway
Mildred Bonham
11Th St
NAACP
Jim King
New Hope Methodist Church
New Hope Church
City to collect retirees premiums for insurance and zoning change planned
The council authorized a program to collect individual pensioners insurance premiums for the current year and place receipts in a special account. A rezoning ordinance will permit a nine acre retirement living complex at East Fifth Street and Nursery Road, funded by a Church of God agency, with $10,000 annual payments proposed for city services. The council also rejected nine percent pay raises for utilities chief Maris Hall, noting pay should reflect industry changes and workload.
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Janin
Clanin
Newbern
East Fifth Street
Nursery Road
Church of God
City Plan Commission
Local Safety Board
Maris Hall
Carroll Grile
Hall
Board of Public Works
Local firm hires audit of bonds and accounts through 1965
The city directs the accounting firm Chastain, Due and Thomas to audit its accounts from July 1, 1965 to January 5. The original bond issue stood at 1.59 million dollars with retirement planned in 1980. About 356 thousand dollars remains owed to bondholders between now and July 1, 1960.
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Chastain, Due and Thomas
Mercy mission tragedy ends in double murder in Philadelphia
Eve ry Wednesday for four years Alvina Turner and her daughter Irene brought groceries to Nicholas Andreassi, an emphysema patient. This week they arrived with food and were shot. Turner died at the scene, Irene at a hospital. Andreassi, a 67 year old, was found with a .32 caliber pistol and oxygen tube setup. He was charged with two counts of murder and weapons offenses and held without bail ahead of an April 19 hearing.
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Philadelphia
Alvina Turner
Irene
Mercy Mission
Nicholas Andreassi
Andreassi
St. Luke’s Children and Medical Center
Harry Turner Jr
Denver
Harry Turner
Turner
Inmate pleads guilty before trial begins
An Indiana Reformators inmate pled guilty on the morning of trial in Madison Circuit Court on a charge of assisting a criminal tied to the fatal Oct. 31 stabbing of inmate James Webster. Thomas Fuller, 36, Terre Haute, is indicted with assisting a criminal. Kerry Walker, Brazil, and Delbert McBaine, Missouri, face related charges. Judge Carl T. Smith set sentencing for Fuller on April 24 with a recommended three year term.
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Indiana Reformators
Madison
Thomas Fuller
Terre Haute
James Webster
Wishard Hospital
Indianapolis
Kerry Walker
Brazil
Webster
Mackson County
William F. Lawler Jr
Fuller
Walker
Delbert McBaine
Missouri
Carl T. Smith
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Kurt D. Strobel
Sheridan St
Strobel
North
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Rt. 5
Indiana University Medical Center
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Christy L. Ellis
Chesterfield
Madison Avenue
Ellis
Community Hospital
Madison Ave
Cross
America
Sisters of the Holy Cross
St. John's Hospital
St John's Board of Trustees
Country Club
Kathleen Anne Nelligan
CSC
The
Order, Center
Charles F. Hardy
Delco-Remy Division
Thomas R. McMahan
St. John's Board of Trustees
Ner
Phil's Men
Meridian Plaza
Anderson’s
FBI
Furniture Showrooms, Inc
Pendleton Ave
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