Anderson man sues Elwood firm over race bias in job bid
Larry M. Streaty, an Anderson resident, filed suit in Madison Superior Court alleging Marathon Pipeline Company, an Ohio corporation with an Elwood facility, discriminated against him by blocking a bid for an Elwood electronic and electrical technician job after he previously worked in Lima, Ohio. The complaint, prepared for Indianapolis lawyers, cites Elwood's alleged history of white racism and says management discouraged his transfer. Streaty claims his tenure and proximity to his family should have earned him the Elwood posting.
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Wyen
Lima
Ohio
Streaty
Elwood
Indiana
Aeremaants
Anderson
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Jail panel announced by Madison County Board of Commissioners
A 13 member committee to study a jail feasibility report was announced by the Madison County Board of Commissioners. Led by Commissioner Jerry Armington, members include bankers, a hospital sister, a community council member, a farmer, a union representative, and plant division staff. The panel’s first meeting is set for May 4 at 5 p.m. in the county government center.
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Madison County Board of Commissioners
Middle District
Jerry Armington
Madison County Police Department
CO. Dillman
Anderson Banking Company
Leo Babb
Citizens Banking Company
Warner Morgan
Summitville Bank
Mary Brooks
St. John's Hospital
Jack Samuels
Community Action Council
Duck Creek Township
Robert F. Williams
James Waymire
Uawcap Council
Tom Hockama
Delco Remy Division
Vicki Perry
The
Weather Outlook with Showers and Storms Today
A day of scattered showers and thunderstorms with a chance of heavy activity. Highs reach the low to mid 60s. tonight about 50 percent rain, ending toward morning. Lows in the low to mid 40s. Wednesday cloudy with periods of rain. highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. Anderson records a Monday high of 59 and low of 35.
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Anderson
Quayle Demands Change in Carter Policy at Event
U S Rep Dan Quayle blasted President Carter for failed foreign policy and failing to treat the coal strike as a national issue. At Anderson College delegates from the area met Quayle and Rep Elwood Hillis while honoring community leader Don Hull with the Abe Lincoln Award for GOP service and civic work.
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Nancye Hawes
U.S
Dan Quayle
Carter
Anderson College Old Student Center
Quayle
Elwood
Bud” Hillis
R-Kokomo
Abe Lincoln
Don Hull
East Side Community Club
Exchange Club
Madison County
American Cancer Society
Madison County Lincoln Club
Charles E. Lacey
Republican Party
Lacey
Hall
Lincoln Ub
GOP
Indiana
Huntington
Congress
Greg
Anderson College
Unidentified Ohio Skull Recovered Ties to 1975 Case
Hamilton County authorities are pursuing dental records in a bid to identify a skull found on the Great Miami River shore in Cincinnati. The skull's origin links to the 1975 Pendleton pond death of Gary W. Lake, a 23 year old whose body was found headless. Dental records contacts include possible military sources, with insurance ongoing coordination among Ohio officials and Madison County investigators.
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Hamilton County
Ohio
Great
Miami River
Madison County
Gary W. Lake
Pendleton
William F. Lawler Jr
Coroner's Office
Hadeen
Cincinnati
Jack Leach
Coroner’s Office
the Herald
Leach
Lawler
The
Herald
Lake
Landfill at Anderson's Ridge Road Closed Per State Agreement
Local officials announced permanent closure of the Anderson's Ridge Road landfill Saturday under a pact with the State Stream Pollution Control Board. The city will cover exposed refuse with dirt and implement a rodent control plan, though two feet of clay cover awaits a state ruling on a cachate control system. Beginning Monday, Buck's City Service will dump collected refuse at the county landfill near Orestes.
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Anderson
Ridge Road
State Stream Pollution Control Board
Lloyd Line
Line
Buck's
City Service
Orestes
Wells Ready for Operation at Ranney Well Field
Andersons public works board approved a tubular well project to augment Ranney collector flow near Ranney No 2. Engines by Lynch of Steg Associates will activate two 500000 gallon per day wells this morning after inspection. If successful, additional tubular wells may be drilled at other Ranney collectors to prevent water shortages. Improvement Resolution 178 for a Church Drive sewer is also approved.
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Rob Prillaman
Herald
Ranney Well
Jerry Lynch
Anderson Board of Public Works
Lynch
Henry B. Steg and Associates
Indianapolis
Works Board
Ranney No. 2
Killbuck Creek
Steeg
Ranney
Lymeh
Church Drive
38Th Street
Barrett Law Lynch
Fe Steer
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Madison Circuit Court
Robert and
Naomi Vickers
East Sixth
East Eighth Streets
Anderson Man
Elwood Business
Kim Speedy
Kim
Lynen