Elwood Proposes Tax Rate and Budget Details
The Elwood city council approved a $3.962 per $100 assessed value tax levy for 1974 with a $13,335,435 net levy after adjustments. The breakdown covers general fund and numerous departments, including police and fire, with changes from prior rates and notes on the city dump opening and street widening plans.
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Elwood
Elwood City
de Carlin
Gensal Fund
Clerk-Treasur General Fund
Common Council
Gen Wal
Sewer Department
Sthitalbon
Maso
Cooial Seeds
Thiey
Othe City Water Works
Gene Smith
Fitale Board of Health
Smith
Alexandria
South Ly Street
City Little League talks hinge on city site plan
A Tuesday meeting focused on misunderstandings between groups and the mayor over diamond viewing and consent. Karl Grady led the session with the mayor at the stand, proposing future talks with city departments and a possible Athletics Park site for games.
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Coatleurdream
Betwen Sheeily
Idague
Jed Bocsang
Mangan
Studlir
Teade
Karl Grady
Pole Stayseton
Dallas Hester
Don Given
Dox Odom
Frans ‘Weague
Graddy
Flanagan
Athletics
Grandy
River
Waxite
Svith
Imade
Sriffen
Madison Grant School funds dispute heads to pretrial conference
Deputy attorneys general and Grant County officials clash over tax rates and budget figures for the Madison Grant School Corporation. Woolbert notes court involvement and county reassessment could adjust school and civil budgets. A pretrial conference is scheduled in about two weeks.
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Alae
Grant County
Madison-Grant School Corporation
Woolbert
Madison
Gamini Schvars
Mladi
Sim
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals Reported
Birth notices from St Jol's Hospital and Community Hospital list several newborns. Names include Harold Gay and David Perry with mothers and addresses in Anderson. Additional births occur at Ball Memorial Hospital with Bert Precup and G T Swindell noted as relatives in Anderson.
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Tir
Harold Gay
Rustic Rd
David Perry
Meridian
Community Hospital
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muinzle
Bert Precup
Woodbine Dr
Airs
G. T. ‘Swindell
Granl
Raymond Precup
Anderson
Livestock Show Results And Today’s 4H Schedule
Area youth competed in Champion Angus Hereford and Shorthorn classes with winners including Janet Sayre Kin Morehead Brad Huffman Debby Niegier Emily Shuter and Debby Clouse. Knowledgeable handlers Mike Schenck Don Rinker and Ronny Jordan led junior and senior show divisions. Today's calendar lists swine poultry rabbit pony show judging and a cattle carcass contest plus a homemakers style show in the pavilion with various 4H events scheduled from morning to evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canlirard
Peas One Jeef
Slaer
Chimpion Angus
Debvie ‘Ouser
Tiki Schroek
Hereford
Pam ‘Ouser
Jett Jhouser
Adriwane Elchison
David Schenck
Biiy Shuter
J Champwa Angus
Janet Sayre
Chaimpion
Kin Morehead
Here- Nord
Brad Huffman
Champinn Shorthacn
Debby Niegier
Tuly "Waymire
Redor
Emily Shuter
O Ae
Mike Schenck
Don Rinker
Re. Rve
Debby Clouse
Ronny Jordan
Qveals
Young Homemakers
Destroyers Enter Red-Dominated Area in Black Sea
Two destroyers of the U8 Ath Fleet entered the Soviet dominated Black Sea Tuesday on a series of American show the flag missions. The O'Kare and the Mullims are scheduled to cruise in the Black Sea for four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Surkey
Black Sea
O'Kare
Mullims
Planning approvals set for two downtown redevelopment contracts
The Anderson Redevelopment Commission approved two contracts with Cincinnati consulting firms to prepare survey and planning applications for federal aid. One targets rehabilitation of the central business district with possible parking and building-site plans, the other covers the Jackson Dark project near Westway School in the Westfield area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Redevelopment Commission
Cincinnati
Central Business District
Vort, Sage & Tilum Associates
Department of Housing
David Sheldon
Arca
Atl
Meadling
Sheldon
Secord
Jackson Dark
Westwaly Schoal
Judge Denies Mistrial Motion After Nixon Comment
Trial proceedings proceed as jurors refuse to be swayed by presidential remarks. Judge Charles A. Oller denies defense motion for mistrial after Nixon’s comments about Manson. Witness Kasabian resumes, Nixon defends innocence and urges fair consideration.
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Mudson
Nixon
William Fy Mc
Alva K. Dawaon
Aaron Stevite
Mansat
Los Angeles Times
Manson
Superior Court
Charles, A. Oller
Tindr Kasabian
Toe Atar
Denver
Vefy
Ian
Mando
Coment
Menson
Irving Kangrek
Ceniral
Egypt
Jordan
New York
Informa
Rogers
Resi
Middle East
Harriet Britton
Belourt
Acura
Meir de
Peets
Tsrmelt
Appbiarel
Abe
Renton
Meir
Fia
Manson demands self representation amid Tate murder case
In a dramatic exchange before the jury, Charles Manson asks to represent himself as proceedings continue over the Tate murder scheme. He wears a blue shirt and long hair, insisting the court confront witnesses and cross examine them while noting a conflict between his reality and the court’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tate
Ami
Lenv LaBianca
Manson
Jun
Older
City Endures After Hurricane Toll Leaves Corpus Christi In Shock
Amid widespread damage in Corpus Christi the 1987 hurricane caused massive outages with 80 000 telephones dead and power scarce. Officials report up to 200 million dollars in damages as three large storage tanks burned and roads were largely closed. Relief efforts include 30 000 sheltered by Red Cross and government officials touring the wrecked area to coordinate aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackman
Weather Bureau
Lamayor
Blackmon
George Wastings
U. S
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Corpus Christ
Metro
Corpus Christi
Ingleside
States
Siag
San Antonio
Ieerou
National
Commerce
Meurice
Hans and i Sandoval
Small Business Administration
Hellcomer
Stans
Presidan
Corpus Christi Caller
Vines
San Antonio News-Express
Harley Hawke
Lost Eager
Unclear Michigan warehouse incident prompts police action
Police report a stabbing and back shooting morning incident near a Michigan warehouse. Two men, Tohassa and Miles, were taken into custody at 1 am Sunday in the 1300 block of West 13th Street and held in Madison County Jail as detectives probe the assault on Brockley Ervin of 7311 Madison Ave. Ervin was wounded in the leg and is reported in good condition.
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UgEt
Tohassa
Milés
West 13Th Seeet
Hadison County
Asgallank
Brockley Ervin
Madison Ave
Ervin
Deaths in Anderson and Madison County Area
Obituary notice for multiple residents in Anderson and Madison County area. Includes names Harry Knopp Xenneth P Snipp al y Marry L Kewpp 37 died after illness. Mentions funeral rites, relatives, burial plans, and associations. Ancestry details: birth dates July 14 1633 and family connections.
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Harry Knopp
Xenneth P. Snipp al
L. Kewpp
Williamson Jene
Anerson
John’stof Alexandera
Severy Gram
Rezollé
Fay
Waslell Gardner
Elwood
Williamson
Anna Charga
Whisler Knopp
Ils
Alderson Marnorial
Ife
Madison County
Tery
Lula
Renee
Antoraon
Michigan primary returns sweep Romney family name prominent
Detroit AP dispatch summarizes Michigan GOP races with George Romney leading in the U.S. Senate contest and William Milliken and James Tener contesting the governor spot. Early tallies show Sanders Heavin and Walton Ferency among Democratic contenders as turnout appears light despite many races across 19 congressional districts.
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Detroit
Ates
George Romney
Rybert
Laber
U.S. Senate
Tania
Michigan
Imiony
Ral” More Romney
Iy Eales Furs Dade
Secretary of Housing
Atdlitome Fur
Frances Doty
Broadway
Réne Fark Walverted
Huber
Philp Ay Hark
Hack
Aprispess Angeuyecmes
Missouri
Kansas
Thane
Swart Symington
Symington
Douglas
William McKinley Thanas
Lee C. Sutton
Hershel V. Page
John Danforth
Doris Bass
Macris DeWayne Duncan
Rober Doiling
Frizzell
Hick Harasan
Reymond van Skiver
Donald Conard
Joseph Lindahl
Idaho
Toy
Om W
Seamuelson
Dick Smith
Band Show Continues Across Europe and Fundraising Plans
The group itinerary spans Fran Pape Ore nich Germany Vienna Austria with trips to Paris and stops in Zurich and Sakburg. Sponsor is Foreign Study Leagues School in Salt Lake City while Mecham seeks funds from three shows aiming for $15 000 to finance the trip. If new venues aren’t found, the tour may be canceled.
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Fran Pape Orenich
Germany
Vienna
Austria
Shecter
Paris
Zurich
Sakburg
Kranve
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mecham
Mereham
Final rites and memorials novelized in local notices
Partial obituary notices and funeral details list Mrs. Paarl Lambartson Elwood and Paulina Fredericks with service times and locations. Interments are noted at Clotro Cemetery and Kokomo area churches. The fragmentary text references a $1.5 million budget item and state allocations affecting local projects.
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Elwood
Copher and Fesler
Pearl Lambertson
Rt. 1
Sumraitville
Clotro Cemetery
Blood drive offers Broadway tickets in charity push
In New York AP reports about a blood drive where donors could win Broadway tickets worth up to a line. About a thousand people donated blood for the Peter's fund, with theater owners and producers providing the prizes and venues at La Imperial and Golden Teeslees. Hundreds were turned away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
la Imperial
Golden Teeslees
Senate votes to widen unemployment insurance coverage
Congress approves a broad Extension of unemployment insurance to 47 million workers including farm and nonprofit staff and state institutions. Emergency benefits extend up to 18 weeks if unemployment meets thresholds. Federal tax rises by 0.1 percent with base wage cap increased to 4200. The farm worker clause remains debated for restoration.
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Washington
Dent Nixon
House
Senate House
Senate
Reformatory Coathanad Posen Baas oh Wise
Fragmented OCR reads as a garbled notice listing names such as Lee Seal Shobe Nai King Curls Battles Henry Marlin Leyi Burbee Harry Ferguson Tyrone Fiscee and others, with unclear phrases and quotation marks.
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Reformatory
Lee
Seal
Ba Shobe
Nai King
Curls Battles
Henry Marlin
Leyi - Burbee
Harry, Ferguson
Tyrone Fiscee
Jean Eb
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St Jol's Hospital
Dennis Morgan
Billy McClish
Alexamearia
Alex Teen
Harry L, Kopp
Rozelle Funeral Home
Interraet Aartarsarr Memorial Park
Prahces Dobyns
Barrie
Herma Iatarimant Aorderson
Vilmer & Loy
Thursessy
Mophawood Cemetery
Commaittee
Madison Heights
James Padson
Gerald Cameron
Mary Lemmans
Charles Tuckar
Robert Stwart
Donald Parrish
Herald
Som Hunter
Propond
Allen Chapel Merrace Estates
Gruen Associates
Judge Conmivad Prev
Israel
Alasson
Manson’salce
Ant
Xasabiac
Angelea' Nimes
Renly Hatakd-Exsnus
Ally Be Dotan
Ha Page
Page
Michigan Warehouse Co
Vth St
Pollee
Teed
Ares
Anderson and
Raymond Lane
Charles
Velmer
Harald
Rozelle Fus
Gugpmte Fox
Maplewood
Zod
Tron Tuery
Eydie Wood
Jacktey-Landramee
Elia Wood
Preven Elfwood
Mrs
Frances Dobyns
William Eastor
Gow
Willam Milliken
Tomney
Howell Magazine
James Tener
T Hilliken
Fortville
William Buster
Furiviile
Andersons Montoriel Park Cemetery
Jack Howerton
Brown and Bute Panoral
Homerton
East 2Th St
Edgar Cemetery
Ralph Nichols
Silver Lake
Ralph H. Nichols
Rt. 2
Fevidem
Anderson Bort
Mule
Nettie Tomlins
Nichols
American Seal and Wire Company
Huey Ayres Nichols
Jaimella Boram
Lapel
Pearl Va
Janet Parkinson Elwoor
Janet Louise Parkison
Algonquin ‘Trail
Kokomo
Elwood Resents
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
John
Ruth Fritz Parkison
Indian Heights
Mark
Jeffery Parkison
Marg
Lester Fritz
Sunset Memerial Gardens
Mrs. Paarl Lambartson
Paulina Fredericks
John Bryan
Moxey
DeVar Litten
W. Fourlt
Edward Carrell
Nodhie
St. Ol
Cline Estes Pau
Eculog i Ave
the First Evangelical Church
Maeling
Maat /Andarzen
Fing Veliey
Aniston
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