Council unanimous on refuse contract in Anderson
The Anderson City Council approved, 8-0, a five year refuse collection contract with Reed Equipment Inc. amid debate over when service would start and whether the Board of Public Works could limit residential pickups to once per week without council approval.
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RUC Traniaman Herald
Anderson City
Ralph Reed
Reed Equipment Inc
Marvin Clanin
Reeds
Buck
Lloyd Line
Reed
the Herald
Line
Council
Board of Public Works
Carroll Grile
Clanin
Works Board
Obituaries and Court News Highlights
Page 2 lists obituaries and funeral notices with new arrivals. Page 3 covers court news and related items. Page 4 presents editorials and commentary. Pages 17 to 20 feature sports highlights. Page 21 offers newsmakers, while pages 24 to 25 host comics and daily features. Stock markets appear on Page 26 and classified ads occupy Pages 26 to 31.
Weather outlook and temperatures forecast details
Mostly sunny and warmer today with highs in the low 60s. Clear and cool tonight with lows in the upper 30s. Sunny and pleasant Thursday with highs in the mid-60s. Andersons high Tuesday 53 low 44 with a parenthetical note.
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Anderson
Carter calls for swift passage of tax cut action
President Carter urged rapid congressional approval of his $25 billion net income tax cut arguing failure would cost each American family about $600 and add a million jobs. He defended the tax reform plan and pressed for prompt action despite inflation worries raised by Democrats.
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U.S
Leonia Srezanev
United States
Congress
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Oiis
America
Treasury Department
House
Ways and Means Committee
Pentagon plans could aid Indiana
The Defense Department weighs relocating administration offices and a recruiting center to Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana. Proposals aim to shift personnel and recruiting from Fort Sheridan to Harrison and reduce Washington base activity, potentially boosting Indiana jobs and federal dollars.
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Pentagon
Indiana
Sandra Sugawara
Indiana News Service
Washington
Department of Defense
Cur Ae
Defense Department
Wreshington
Fort
Army
UAW charges Carter Industrial Services over union dispute
The UAW Regional 3 accuses Carter Industrial Services of interference with organizing efforts by about 50 employees. An NLRB election on April 7 voted 23 to 22 against recognition, with five ballots unopened. A tentative NLRB hearing date is set for October 4.
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Loren Cupp
UAW
Carter
NLRB
Carter Industrial Services
National Labor Relations Act
Public funds suit in Henry County over pension payments
The State of Indiana filed a complaint in Madison Circuit Court April 6 against Anderson City Controller Paul Newbern and two bonding firms for more than 104000 paid from the General Fund toward health insurance for 40 retired police and firefighters from 1914 through 1977. Travellers Indemnity Company and Indiana Insurance Company, each bonded at 20000, were named defendants. The case was moved to Henry County after a venue change order on April 12.
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Wysy
Anderson
Paul Newbern
Indiana
Henry County
Madison Circuit Court
Newbern
Travellers Indemnity Company of
Hartford, Conn
Indiana Insurance Company
Bar association to act on Schrenker appeals seat
The Madison County Bar Association will meet Thursday to consider a resolution backing Henry P Schrenker for one of the Indiana Court of Appeals fourth district judgeships. The Indiana Judicial Nominating Commission seeks three new judges with Gov. Bowen making final appointments. Schrenker, a Democrat on the county election board, has applied and undergone a nominating committee interview.
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Pam Musk
Herald
Madison County Bar Association
Indiana Court of Appeals Fourth District
Indiana General Assembly
Anderson
James Melson
Bar Association
The
Henry P Schrenker
Indiana Judicial Nominating Commission
Otis Bowen
Bowen Schrenker
County Election Board
Circuit Court
Superior Court
Ppeals
Variou
Kiplinger
Madison County
Charles White
Bowen
Aict Court
Schrenker
Alva Cox
Delaware County
Cox
White
Brooklyn 12 year old hospitalized after assault on widow
A 12 year old Brooklyn boy was hospitalized for mental examination after an assault on Jennie Kelly, a 90 year old widow, leaving her near death. Police report the boy previously pushed an older sister before a subway train and stabbed another, with multiple violent acts noted. Mrs Kelly remained seriously ill at St Marys Hospital as doctors fought pneumonia.
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Brooklyn
Jennie Kelly
Miss Kelly
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