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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1978
Page
2
APD detectives investigated after an unidentified older man was found sitting beneath the Broadway bridge shortly before 7 p.m. A truck driver and two motel guests reported the scene at the Kings Inn near Spa lounge. No foul play suspected. subject believed in his mid 60s with no ID.
A 14-year-old Anderson youth, Kurt Lewis of 1811 Nichol Ave, was treated at a local hospital after his bicycle was struck by a car near the 16th and Fulton intersection around 6 pm Tuesday. Police say he sustained abrasions to his face, arms, legs and chest and a possible right leg fracture. Driver Willie E. Gosha, 18, of 1620 Fairview St, reported traveling west on 16th when the bicycle pulled into his path.
Council members Grile Huffman Cochran and others debated refuse frequency with no unanimous decision. Reed said he may hire local workers, use new LoCal EVO trucks, and coordinate with union affiliates amid reports of outside labor and contractor Buck.
Rep. Al Ullman indicates President Carter may accept a 15 billion dollar tax cut instead of 25 billion, amid debates over three martini lunch write offs. Reports detail an era of tax policy study with 30 day congressional review and 4 to 10 month study completion. Police report possible shooting in Madison County as investigators seek a white Ford Fairlane and a gunshot victim. Theft probes span Opel car theft, a Yamaha motorcycle, electronics worth 1400 dollars, tools valued at 225 dollars, and a pickup truck entry at Perkins area.
At Region V ISBA meeting in Maurice Robinson Elementary School, attendees heard Dr. Jack Peterson outline last session bills affecting unemployment claims for in year teacher absences and Public Law 106 on schoolhouse planning rules. RAND outlined Public Law 110 on teacher tenure categories and termination standards, while Charles Fields praised increased state funding and per pupil base growth. Britt Polley described rising teacher sick-ins and urged boards to treat them as strikes, proposing legal action, payroll adjustments, and safeguard measures amid upcoming primary elections.
A 12 year old suspect, unnamed due to age, was initially held at Spofford Youth House after an arrest. Police later released him to his mother with supervision, and Family Court in the morning ordered commitment to Kings County Hospital for psychiatric examination with a May hearing set.
Attorney Steve Shoup of King Pinkus and Beeler says Carter Industrial Services will not comment on three charges until an October hearing. The Indianapolis firm represents Carter in negotiations with the UAW, which seeks to organize the metal fabricator at 2501 Fairview St. Carter is a black-owned company employing Black and white workers. 11-D VOTE 11-D JESSE P. HUGHES Dem. For Sheriff.
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