Plan Courthouse Study This Fall Plans For Budget At Board Session
The Anderson Board of School Trustees meets August 25 at 528 W. 11th St to discuss next year’s budget. It calls for $5,464,528 in property tax receipts and a $4.13 rate, with a possible 33 cent boost that may be cut at the session.
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Anderson
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Madison County considers 14 cent tax rate hike for 1967
A proposed 14 cent increase to Madison County's 1967 tax rate would raise about 1.75 million dollars in revenue, with the school board empowered to trim budget items potentially lowering the levy to 4.13 dollars per 100. The plan funds several school and public facilities, including a new courthouse space study and possible architectural surveys.
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Joseph Armington
Ibie
Acco
Christine
Mick
Ab Ky
Anerson
Psted
Catlin Whitehead
Madison County Council
New York
Whitehead
Indiana Draft Call Sets Record as October Expected
Indiana faces an October draft call of 1 885 men, the state's largest since the Korean War era, part of a national 46 200 man call. Officials note speculation over local mill rates and public school levies as a county tax board meets September 9, while references to courthouse moves and bridge funds highlight fiscal concerns.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Large Steel Firms Increase Prices After U.S. Plea
Pittsburgh report notes 10 major steelmakers raised sheet steel prices by $3 a ton, undermining a White House push to hold prices. President Johnson and adviser Ackley criticized the moves as inflationary, while U.S. Steel and Bethlehem Steel joined the increases, signaling a broader price rise likely to affect autos and appliances.
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Council of Economic Advisers
White House
Ackley
Johnson
Pittsburgh
UPI
U.S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Russell Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
U.S. Steel
America
House
Hill D
Wednes Moyers
Gardner
Bel Ackley
Thel
Council of Econom/ment
C Advisers
Colomn
Pleasant stretch with warming trend and late Saturday showers
The forecast calls for generally fair and pleasant days through Saturday with a warming trend and a chance of showers late Saturday. Today's high around 80, low tonight near 50, yesterday's high 82 and low 50. Temperatures rise tomorrow and sunrise is 5:46 a.m. Sunset today about 1:30 p.m.
Oldest Medicare Patient Admitted At St. Joseph Hospital
In Elgin Illinois St. Joseph Hospital reports admitting what may be the nation s oldest Medicare patient Mrs Rachael K Ratcliff 206 born in Indiana now living in Ontarioville Ill The hospital says she has no serious health issues and cooks with a corn cob pipe Hospital administrator Carl Jaeger noted no serious illness remains.
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Elgin
UPI
St. Joseph Hospital
Rachael K. Ratcliff
Indiana
Ontarioville
Carl Jaeger
Ratellif
Demand Notices For Delinquent Taxes In Mail
The Madison Treasurer’s Office mailed over 3,000 demand notices for delinquent tax payments. Treasurer Egbert M Hood said failure to pay within 30 days will lead to legal action in the county clerk’s office. The mailing cost was $1100, an added expense to those who have already paid.
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Madison
Egbert M. Hood
Hood
Area braces for busy weekend of Little League and Legion play
In Anderson Indiana a busy weekend unfolds with Little League and American Legion baseball events. Three Little League teams from Terre Haute South Bend Kokomo and Franklin join Legion squads at Memorial Field and Foster Parent Field. Local officials note bids for state tournaments while Carl Erskine spoke at a regional gathering. A gunshot death in Anderson is under investigation with Ralph House named as the victim.
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Williangport
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Babe Ruth
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Frank Allis
Jim Russell
Robert Rock
Sam Norris
O. W
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Emcea
Met
Gun Wound Fatal To Anderson Man
Donald Witham of 1505 East 20th Street died after lacquer thinner fumes and flames from a rug cleanup ignited on a stove. Fire Chief John H. Richardson warned residents after a second such accident in three weeks. The blaze damaged the kitchen and interior of the home.
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Donald Witham
20Th St
John H. Richardson
Senate approves bill to end airline strike standoff
Washington UPI reports the Senate passed legislation to halt the work stoppage as Congress and President Johnson share duty to order the machinists back to work in an election year. The union threatened to extend delays if workers are compelled to return.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Congress
Johnson
Safety Board Raises Police Force To 107 Members
The Anderson Safety Board increased the local police force to 107 with the appointment of John W. Veronet. The board approved bids for two police cars and a city car. Fire and traffic reports were reviewed. 373 arrests and 230 detective cases were noted. the police monthly report covered July 1966 with 100 alarms and cars traversing 1,587 miles.
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Anderson Safety Board
John W. Veronet
Hunter Motor Co
Mitchell
James Steele
Burton McCullough
C. J. Rotruck
John H. Richardson
Peevenian
Doyle T. Wright
Juvenile Department
Anderson Area Stores Dollar Days Push Across Town
The Anderson area hosts a four day sale with many retailers participating from apples to cloth. Merchants say fresh goods and wide shelves await shoppers eyeing school clothes house and car items as thousands are expected to visit stores across the region.
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Anderson
City Wins Safety Check Award Lead by South Bend
In Indiana a city and county earned top national honors for safety programs. South Bend and Allen County shared Grand Awards, while Chesterfield, Griffith, Peru, and Terre Haute won state awards. Floyd A. Kline Sr. announced the results, noting nationwide firsts for dual Grand Awards and crediting over 1100 Hoosier communities and groups for participation.
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Anderson
South Bend
Allen County
Chesterfield
Griffith
Peru
Terre Haute
Floyd A. Kline
Indiana Office of Traffic Safety
Kline
New Arrivals In Anderson Indiana Vehicle Safety Check
The annual vehicle safety check in Anderson Indiana lists sponsors Indiana Sheriffs Association Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police Automobile Dealers of Indiana and others. Families noted include John Cullen Fletcher Street a girl Melvig Hall 142 E 7th a boy George Woode 1207 B ith a girl Hal Safety Cootinators organize the program with Gary Les and Earl Lockridge at Pendleton Age 491.
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Indiana Sheriffs Association
Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police
Automobile Dealers of Indiana
S& Johns Hospital
Cooper
John Cullen
Fletcher St
Melvig Hall
E. 7Th St
Community Hospital Industries
Look Magazine
George Woode
Earl Lockridge
Pendleton
Kenneth Mcvear
Cheaterfield
Jack Wright
Summitville
Anaconda Union Members Vote On Strike Today
More than 350 members of Local 16704 of the Federal Labor Union at Anaconda Wire & Cable Co will vote this morning on a strike. President Robert Witham says negotiations are slow and far apart on wages as a contract expired last Sunday and talks have been at Mark Motor Inn. A company spokesman, Mr. Thomas, declined comment.
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Mark Motor Inn
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Thomas
Witham
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