Madison County Named Pilot Study Area For State Programs
Madison County is named a pilot county by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources to demonstrate data collection efforts for state programs. The Madison County Council of Governments says it has amassed extensive information, reducing second-year consulting costs by up to 17000 dollars. Experts voice concern over how to utilize the geological data and curb pollution with on-site testing and enforcement, urging broad lobbying and a three-phase plan focusing on beautification, clean water, and recreation.
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Madison County Council of Governments
COG
John Ritchison
Madison County
Department of Natural Resources
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Ing
George Townsend
Madison County Soil and Water Conservation District
Townsend
Cil
Johnson
Scouts Unhurt As Storm Sweeps Japan
Typhoon Olive swept southwestern Japan and eastern Korea killing 78 and injuring nearly 200, forcing evacuation of the Mt Fujiyama campsite of the 13 World Boy Scout Jamboree. Over 23,000 scouts were moved including 10 from Indiana Kikihawenund Area Council. Most evacuees were bused away as winds rose, with no serious danger to the scouts reported. Some officials remained at the site for security. Crown Prince Akihito may visit if weather permits.
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Tokyo
Olive
Japan
Korea
Asagiri Heights
Mt. Fujiyama
New Castle
Indiana Kikihawenund
Indiana
U.S
Here
Robert G. Davis
Gilbert Pirring
Bainbridge
Akihito
Michiko
Mt. Fuji
Apollo 15 Crew Returns From Moon Mission
Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott Alfred Worden and James Irwin describe finding a small rock on the lunar surface. The crew, 122 747 miles from Earth, speaks at Mission Control about six days on the Moon and prepares for splashdown in the Pacific at 4:46 p.m. Saturday.
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Apollo
Oahu
Hawaii
David Scott
Alfred Worden
James Irwin
CBS News
UPI
Moon
David R. Scott
Alfred M. Worden
James B. Irwin
Mission Control
Scott
Earth
Pacific Ocean
Worden
Chesterfield Demos Field Queries On Aug 19 Convention
Chesterfield Aug 19 town convention in Makepeace Park Community Center drew few citizens and questions. Precinct leaders Luke Reiley Kenneth Poore and Wayne Downey explained goals and rules for nominating ward chairmen and a city clerk while detailing residency age and party requirements for voters and nominees. Credentials will verify age residency and party, with IDs from driver licenses. Ward chairs may be elected at large or by ward members, nomination by ward only.
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Chesterfield
Makepeace Park
Chesterfield City Central Committee
Luke Reiley
Kenneth Poore
Wayne Downey
Democratic Party
Indiana
Reiley
Poore
Tom Shaffer
Cochairman
In The Herald Today Highlights By Page
The Herald Today outlines contents across sections including Anderson and Madison County area deaths on Page 2 New Arrivals on Page 2 schedule of area church services and religious features Page 3 editorials opinion and comment Pages 4 and 5 health features Page 5 Accent on Women Page 6 Major league results and standings and other sports news on Pages 10 and 11 Daily features and comic strips Pages 12 and 13 Markets livestock and financial news Page 14 Classified ads Pages 15 through 17
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Anderson
Madison County
Weather Snapshot From Tonight Through Tomorrow
High today 80 to 85, low tonight 58. High tomorrow and high yesterday 89. Low yesterday 56. Sunrise 5 48 a m, sunset 7 51 p m.
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Low &S
Assets Split as ACSC and Central Metro Form New District
Metropolitan School District assets and liabilities divide as Anderson Community School Corporation assumes 58 percent of state funds and 42 percent for MSD after July 1 reorganization. Trustees met in sessions to outline division, with 200 employees listed across the four acquired schools Lafayette Pipe Creek Richland and Union townships.
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Metropolitan School Corporation
Anderson Community School Corporation
ACSC
Metro
Lafayette
Pipe Creek
Richland
Union Townships
Anderson
Métro
G. E. Ebbertt
Anderson Community
Ebbertt
Nixon Break With Backer Over Red China Sparks Nashua Visit
President Nixon on a New Hampshire swing said a longtime political ally broke with him over Red China yet he remains friends with editor William Loeb. He cited Loeb’s anti China editorial in the Manchester Union Leader and waved to cheering crowds from Manchester to Nashua. Nixon noted the editorial’s claim that his China policy is immoral and dangerous while insisting his actions aim to secure long term peace and U.S. security.
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Nashua
N.H
Nixon
New Hampshire
Manchester Union Leader
Granite State
Wiliam Loeb
Communist China
Red China
United States
Loeb
Manchester
City Hall
Nursing Home
ACTE Unit To Build Multifamily Complex Near East 38th
Allen Chapel Terrace Estates contracts Snyder Blackburn to design a new ACTE multifamily project near 1560 East 38th Street. The plan includes 110 apartments across 20 one-bed, 60 two-bed, 20 three-bed, and 5 four-bed units with groundbreaking in 30 to 40 days after a 1.75 million federal grant. Rev Sampson Nelson leads the nonprofit group praised for Midwest community action.
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Community General Contractors
Allen Chapel Terrace Estates
ACTE
East 38Th Street
Fulton
Westvale
Snyder, Blackburn and Associates
Indianapolis
Sampson Nelson
Mide West
Forgotten Cities Carry Plea To Washington
Washington visit by Anderson mayor J E Flanagan and Police Chief Doyle Wright follows a three day Midwest crime control report. Officials from 7 of 16 cities present findings to Nixon and Mitchell aides, outlining forgotten midwest centers like Gary Champaign Urbana Rockford South Bend and Terre Haute. The report aims to pressure federal support for crime control and justice improvements in smaller cities.
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Washington
Anderson
J. E. Flanagan
Doyle Wright
Midwest
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
National Urban Coalition
Ford Foundation
Mid-America
M. Carl Holman
Wey
Champaign-Urbana, Ill
Davenport
Iowa
Decatur, Ill
Evanston, Ill
Flint, Mich
Gary
Advertising copy for income property unfit for publication
A classified ad urges removal from the paper claiming the phone is “driving us crazy numb.” It promotes income property advertising services by Ald-Bulletin Wont-ads and lists a contact number 643-5371 with hours 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday.
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Aitchison
Council
Phil Johnson
White River
Space
Hadley Mountain
Irwin
Chesterfield Demos
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China
Dennis Sullivan
Anderson Motor Hotel
Steve Fridley
Herald
Sam Hunter
International Association of Chiefs of Police
U.S. Conference of Mayors-National League of Cities
U.S. Community Relations Service
U.S. Steel Corporation
Gary Works
Gary Post-Tribune
Police Foundation
Holman
New Yorks
Chicagos
Grand Rapids, Mich
Hammond
Kalamazoo, Mich
Madison, Wis
Peoria, Ill
Rockford, Ill
South Bend
Terre Haute
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