Gray Resigns Over Watergate Pressure Ruckelshaus Takes Over FBI
Washington AP reports acting FBI director Gray resigned after it was disclosed he destroyed documents from a Watergate conspirator. President Nixon named William Ruckelshaus to replace him temporarily as acting FBI chief while a permanent director is sought. The White House said the move followed pressure and tied to broader Watergate fallout including resignations and court disclosures.
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Gray
U.S. District Court
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Vietnam
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E. Howard Hunt
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Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
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J. Edgar Hoover
Ehrlichman
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Frankton Plans Weekend Well Revamp to Stabilize Water
Frankton undertakes a temporary boost of one abandoned well after a sudden water drop forced closures. Lane Northern of Indianapolis to prepare the well for pump and chlorinator. Officials aim to acidize an active well next week to clear limestone blockages while seeking funds for a new water source.
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Frankton
State Board of Health
Lane Northern
Indianapolis
Four Face Robbery Charges Against Four Men
An Anderson police investigation into the January beating and robbery of a local woman has led to formal armed robbery and accessory charges against four men. Names include Kugler Rankin Branham and Huffman, with out of state charges in Michigan California and Indiana. The case also involves a $1,000 haul and a stolen safe recovered from a creek.
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Michigan
California
Indiana
George Edward Kugler
Sird Street
James Robert Rankin
Meridian St
Robert Huffman
E. Lynn’St
Homer Branham
Middletown
Kugler
Branham
Madison County
Manian
Pelice
Marshall County
Huffman
Brglary
Fort Wayne
Westport
Rankin
Delaware County
Fair
Bowen
Negotiations Between UAW Local 662 and Delco-Remy Stalled
Both sides kept mum on progress as talks continued toward a 10 am Wednesday deadline. About 280 picket captains were named while the union prepared for an orderly walkout if needed, though spokesmen insist the plan is precautionary and a strike is to be avoided.
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Delco-Remy Management
UAW Local 662
VAW
Lnion
City to vote on 1.5 million bond for parks transit
The mayor seeks a 1.5 million civil bond with 2.75 million total expansion for Anderson parks thoroughfares and transit. It funds Aqua Gardens Shadyside Park a 100 acre central park facility a new southside sports complex East 38th Street park and belt system widening Meridian Street pedestrian mall and 38th Street widening. Also six air conditioned buses transit facility and services per transit study.
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
Anderson
Aqua Gardens
Shadyside Park
Central Park
Southside
East 38Th Street
Delaware
Brown Streets
Meridian Street
38Th Street
Disaster areas declared as seven states flood along Mississippi
Flooding along the Mississippi River prompts disaster declarations in Arkansas Louisiana Ohio Wisconsin Illinois Missouri and Mississippi. The article notes ongoing coverage on pages two and six with related national security and sports items.
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Louisiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Illinois
Missouri
Missis
Mississippi River
Local Option Tax Provisions potential revenue outlined
Anderson officials present figures from the Indiana Association of Cities and Towns showing a one percent local income tax could raise 9.692 million in the first year, with three quarters supporting property tax relief and one fourth to local schools. The county council may adopt set options or reject the tax, with changes effective on January 1 of the following year.
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Elwood
Indiana Association of Cities and Towns
Robert Eitock
Bowen
City Hall
Robert Fair
Princeton
Senate
Tom Teague
Howe
Fair
Teague
Rock
Lowell Powell
Mary Ravage
Roth
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