Regional Juvenile Center Debate Prompts Regional Detention Plan
A report criticizes the Madison County Juvenile Center as barely adequate and urges a regional detention and treatment system. It notes a new facility opened Nov 22 and calls for a comprehensive plan, staffing fixes, and a governing committee to oversee implementation.
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Randall
Shiurian
Madigan County
Juvenilos
Amieri+éxy Correctional Association
Reonsultant
Twereas N. Givtoro
Anderson
King
Darrell
Gill Kirk
Ring
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Sue
Audie
Gilmore
Asi Ison
Bohan
Payall
Anderson And County Area Deaths
Mrs. Mend By Vetwirlek aged 83 died at 10 05 pm Tuesday at Wabash County Hospital after a six year illness. She is survived by daughter Mrs Jol Hull of Amerson and three other relatives. Funeral arrangements pending with Calvary United Methodist Church in Bipepus with services at 2 pm Friday.
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Featurg
Calvary United Methortss
Bipe
Edward Claytor Dies. Indiana Engineer and Insurer Family Head
Edward McRae Claytor 03 a retired consulting engineer for Delco Remy Division of General Motors died at his Holiday Florida home. He belonged to multiple fraternal orders and engineering societies. Survived by wife Clara, daughter Mary Harmon and four grandchildren two great grandchildren. Services were held in Pittsburgh with burial in Allegheny Cemetery.
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Edward McRae Clayter
Delco-Remy
General, Motors
Holiday
Pla
F & Iam
Society of Indiana
United Methodist
Clovicsa Martin Claytor
Pittsburgh
Hurigl
Allegheny Cemetery
Obituary notices mix of deaths and local items in Tipton area
Clara Snyder 87 of Tipton Nursing Home died 10 10 am Tuesday at Tipton County Hospital after a long illness. Surviving are four children and 12 grandchildren plus other relatives. Services 2 pm Friday at Leatherman Morris Home with burial in McCray Cemetery. Also listed: Joseph Phillips 38 of Shirley died Wednesday at home after short illness. survived by widow and four sisters and three brothers. Arrangements pending.
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Clara B. Snyler
Tipton Nursing Home
Tipton County Hospital
Samuel Snyder
Gecabin
Roush
Mary Penon
Anderson
Ritan
Fremehlosrpentar
Hamilton County
Meiner
Madison County
Scottish Rite
Indianapolis
Englewood Masonic Lodge
Murat Temple
Mary B
Arthur Carroll
Porgy Barry
Frankfort
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Joseph
Joe) Phillips
Shirley
Protest Reveals Question Over Miss Black Indiana Result
Miss Lydia Wares of West Lafayette protests the Miss Black Indiana contest decision alleging jury bias. Indiana pageant director says the protest lacks merit and asserts judges acted within rules after Purdue judge contributed letters supporting Wares’s talent.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Ma Uual
Roup
Lydia Weres
West Lafayette
Vinca T Hy
Wares
Elwood Planning Commission Delays Cloverleaf Rezoning
Cloverleaf Department Inc seeks to rezone 27 acre site near Grant's Plaza from R1 to R2 for a 100 unit apartment complex with future expansion. The move faces legal steps and zoning hurdles before construction of the nursing home project can proceed, with attorney Riley Sharp outlining questions for the commission.
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Felwood
Commission
Tuestay Wight
Ice
Inifiany
Theseallows
Callaways
Apart Peel
Wonth
Cloverleaf Department, Inc
Indianapolis
Elwood Planning Commission
Aera
Grant's Plaza
Cloverleaf
Edwood Sttorney Riley Sharp
Max Bingham
iCallaway Park
Cownell
Passadi
Riley
Bingham
Eight-Year-Old Hit On Bike In Anderson Neighborhood
An eight-year-old cyclist was struck by a car and treated for leg injuries after the Wednesday night crash near Rast Right Street. Police seek a light colored sedan with two occupants seen fleeing the scene.
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Ieyear Old Cash
American Can To Change Nine Plant Operations
American Can plans to discontinue or consolidate nine can making plants in the United States and Canada to cut costs. The move targets overhead savings and improved efficiency, with an estimated after tax charge of about 105 million dollars in 1972. About 4,800 employees would be affected, with many relocated and no overall workforce cuts at three pulp and paper facilities.
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New York
Americing
Maywood
Portland
Muaine
San Francisco
Seattle
Nounced
Amier
William F. May
Philiste
Namsnanute Mech
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Los Ang
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Marathon
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Menominee
Mich
Rotschild
Wis
Elwood City Court Budgets Fines For Eleven Defendants
Eleven defendants appeared before Judge Riley Sharp in Elwood City Court. Bruce VanBuskirk 31 faced fleeing a police officer arraignment. Bruce Eddy 35 fined for public intoxication. Myron Watson 19 fined for speeding. Frank Stow Jr 47 fined under the Beverage Act with six months to state farm and 30 days city work. Dennis Morgan 15 fined under Beverage Act with six months to Boys School suspended, 30 days city work, return to school. John Simmons 21 charged with fleeing and reckless driving. trial set. Davie Rodriguez 18 faced malicious trespass with judgment withheld. Thomas Richardson 27 disregarding a weight scale sign. case missed by the judge. Allan Adair 18 fined for improper mufflers. Ronnie Hurst 22 fled police, reckless driving, false registration. license suspension 30 days. Donald Ponder 3 public intoxication. case dismissed per officer recommendation.
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Jerry Eddy
Anderson
Myron L. Watson
Rt. S
Frank Stow Jr
State Farm
Dennis Morgan
Frank
John Michael Simmons
Main St
Davie Rodriguez
Thomas L. Richardson
Montagsville
Allan Adair
Ronnie Husrt
Iiver
Siernse
Donald Ponder
S.J St
Nonfarm Employment Drops 6100 in Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS AP reports nonfarm employment in Indiana fell by 6100 jobs from June to July. John F. Coppes of the State Employment Security Division notes a 47,800 decline since July 1971, mainly due to temporary layoffs in automobile factories. Unemployment dropped around 12,900 to 125,00 as fewer people entered the job market in July, while the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate held at 2 percent in July and June.
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Indianapolis
Troiana
Anldaduly
John F. Coppes
Coppes
City Man Jailed In Razor Cutting Incident
Thomas Dixon 26 of AMZ Locust St is precharged with assault and battery with intent to kill in the razor assault on Mary Crawford 20 of 1623 Sherman St at the Blue Nose Tavern. Crawford required 50 stitches at St Johns Hospital before release. Dixon is held at the county jail per Anderson police.
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Criminal Investigation Division
Anderson Police Department
Thomas Dixon
Amz Locust St
Mary Crawwford
Sherman St
Crawford
Blue Nose
Cramer
New Arrivals at Stydoha’s Hospital This Week
Flor at Stydoha’s Hospital announces several newborns including a boy born to Mr and Mrs Donald Conner at 714 Chestmal Street and a boy for Mr and Mrs Wilbur Raughn on Vale W Fifth Street. Other listings include Mr and Mrs Jenry Johnson and Mr and Mrs Kirby Morgan with varying details.
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Stydoha’s Hospital
Jenry Johnson
Tyrin Bays
Kirby Morgan
Indianapolis
Gil
Jacky Gipson
North Parkway
Donald Conner
Chestmal
Wilbur Raughn
Vale
Fifth St
Hearing Aid Service by J. C. Hoover at Bank Ndg
Hearing tests and full range of hearing aids offered by J. C. Hoover at 43/1 Contingent Bank Ndg. Over 22 years of experience in retintele service and related care. Consult an ENT physician or family doctor first for hearing problems. Phone EAL IAG2.
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Hotorics
Letatan
J. C. Hoover
Youths For Nixon Plan Effort Here
Youths For Nixon, a new group of young supporters, will staff downtown streets Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. to recruit backers and provide voter registration and absentee voting information to students during election time. Co chairs Kathy Erickson and Kelly Mawes said volunteers will distribute literature and explain rights at the event.
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Nixon
Kathy Erickson
Kelly Mawes
Guadalcanal Battle Memorials Remain On Solomons Beach
A damaged reminiscence describes Guadalcanal from World War II with soldiers, terrain, and monuments. It notes Tenderson airfield seizure in August 1942 and later naval victories that shifted the island chain to American control. A Japanese medal and a sunken landing ship near Tambea Village mark the legacy.
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Guadalcanal
Solomon Island
U.S
Tenderson
Teachhead
Pacific Ocean
Djed
Tambea
Cape Mspéracee
Honiara
Wath Iepilal Aire Field
UPC
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Eva) Skillman
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Ola Mae) Mangold
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Jeanette) Crabill
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