Death Probe Continues suspect Not In Will
A 23 year old local bank teller in jail on first degree murder charges in the strangulation death of Ruth T. Heaton is not named in her will. Heaton bequeathed cash to several friends and to Anderson College. Anderson Banking Co. named executor. FBI analysis of rope and other evidence is ongoing.
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Anderson
The
Herald
Diane
Steve
James R. Courtney Anderson
Washington, D.C
FBI
Washington
Heaton
Madison County Sheriff Fires 11‑Year Captain Dotson
Sheriff John W. Gunter dismissed Larry Dotson, an 11 year Madison County Sheriff's Department captain, after the Merit Board found 10 guilty on 11 charges of misconduct. Dotson can appeal within 15 days. attorney Al S. Woolbert denounces the ruling as politically motivated and vows further action.
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Jeff Evans Herald
Madison County Police Department
Larry K. Dotson
John W. Gunter
Gunter
Dotson
Sheriff's Merit Board
Madison County
Larry Dotson
Madison County Sheriff's Department
Merit Board
Madison County Circuit Court
al S. Woolbert
Board of
Woolbert
Carter outlines inflation goal and labor group help
President Carter unveiled a plan to slash inflation to about 4 percent by year end 1979 without wage and price controls. He will veto a permanent tax cut favored by Republicans. He appoints AFL-CIO President Meany and GE chairman Jones to lead a voluntary labor management group to tackle inflation. He notes oil and gas reserves are lower than estimated and aims to meet Brezhnev this year.
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Carter
Congress
White House
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Reginald Jones
General Electric Co
Gerald R. Ford
Business
Labor
Jones
Meany
John T. Dunlop
Leonid I. Brezhnev
United States
U.S
Unskilled Forgery Declared In Hughes Will Case
FBI determined that the so called Mormon will, one of more than 30 Hughes wills, is a forgery. Nevada Attorney General Robert List said handwriting samples show an unskilled imitation of Howard Hughes. Observers noted opposing experts who dispute the finding.
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Las Vegas
Nev
FBI
Howard Hughes
Nevada
Robert List
Hughes
List
Clark County District Court
Harold Rhoden
Noah Dietrich
Dietrich
Anderson schools approve change orders raise Maurice Robinson cost
The ACS board will consider change orders next Tuesday raising Maurice Robinson Elementary School’s cost by 22 000 to about 3 144 000 and adding a dual fuel burner system and underground oil storage tank. Other items include 1 374 for food service equipment and 1 324 for Highland High School science room equipment. A 45 000 public hearing funds pedestrian walkways as part of the post office building sale valued around 400 000 with deed pending. The post office will be donated free of charge with appraisal fee 1 000 and plans call for converting it into ACS administration space at about 800 000, to be built in stages with parking added at the current site.
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Ted Kreiter
Herald
Maurice Robinson
Anderson Community School
ACS
Greiner Brothers Construction
G.W. Aikman Co
Food Services
Larry Mackenhirn
Highland High School
Cumulative
Michael Fox
Gallagher
Anderson High
Noblesville Legislator Fights Direct Primary Change Fight
Indiana politics scene features Rep. Richard Dellinger of Noblesville opposing Senate moves to recall his direct primary repealer bill HB-1671. Edges of a broader energy and education debate mix with talks on teacher rights and Laetrile legislation as lawmakers push stalled measures through fringe conference actions.
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Nancye Hawes
Indianapolis
Richard Dellinger
Edwards
House
Bowen
Hamilton County
Senate
Kermit O. Burrous
Peru
Dellinger
W. Wayne Townsend
Hartford City
Michael K. Phillips
Boonville
Walter Roorda
Thomas J. Teague
Robert D. Orr
Evansville
Roger Jessup
Summitville
Teague
Richmond
Indiana
Danny Burton
Julia Carson
Joan Gubbins
Elden Tipton
Jasonville
School board plans routes cuts to recoup funds
Franklin Forest Hills and Highland High School discuss recouping funds in two years by shortening bus routes. An additional 130000 from the cumulative building fund funds a three room addition to 25th Street School. The board will seek bids for dual fuel conversion at several sites and consider hiring a new administrator for purchasing and transportation.
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Philip
Ann) Suratt
Ann Arbor
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Elizabeth) Fudge
Newark
Ohio
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LaGrange
Ind
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Huntington
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Helen) Cruil
Foster Cross
New York City
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Texas
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Seminole
Fla
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Miriam) Bristley
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Ray Estes
Rosie
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Reid
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Mary Wilbern
Walter Young
Pink Ladies Auxiliary of Community Hospital
Kikihawen
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Lions Club
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Farrah
Mike Brown
the Herald
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Jackson Streets
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Roger Tone
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Chicago
Anderson Schools
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Noblesville
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Craig Campbell
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Fort Wayne
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