Lick Creek Bridge Bid Approved
County Commissioners approved a 45903 bid for the Lick Creek Bridge project half a mile west of Markleville on County Road 90S. Gilbery Walte of William Waltz Inc received the approval. a consulting firm estimated a construction cost near 51000 and work could begin next week with old bridge demolition.
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Commissioners’ Office
Gilbery Walte
Wiliam Waltz, Inc
Consultig Engneering
Butler, Pairand Seufert, Inc
Jadianep
Chilton Paddock
Paddock
Ness
Willy
Pew
Madison
Delsware Cy
Thestrand
George Baker
Vitarege Ood
County Cour
New Arrivals at Community Hospital Several Newborns Reported
A list from Community Hospital records many births including boys and girls to families from Pendleton Alexandria and nearby areas. Notable entries include a girl born to Mr and Mrs Norman tert in Pendleton and a boy for Mr and Mrs James Cleve. Brothers and sisters are noted for several families. The report mentions residents from Old Ridge and Anderson with parental names and addresses in scattered entries.
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Quince Russel
Norman Tert
Pendleton
Laury Latge
Alexandria
John Best
Bruce Stone
Pearl St
James Cleve
Sud Nis
Malcom Barnes
Alexantsi
Bence Paris
12Th St
Armington
Benavert Circle
Charles Garter
Andover Ad
Community Hospital
Mra
Gdis Clark
Milton St
Donald Buck
Mau St
Fynest van Horn
Lawrence Krieg
Ms. Sandria
Her Savage
Apoege Rediker
Barry McWil- Barns
Bow
Stephen Hills
Poy
William Rowland
Ols Ridge
N.J
Richard Crump
Rowland
Crimp
Willian Eleanor
Rowland of
Old Ridge
Anderson
Ilie Hovyer
Red Tape Cut Planned On Tax Form Filing
Funeral services for Thelma R. Peres, widow of Harry Porter of Anderson, were arranged at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with the Rev. Don Camp of Grace Baptist Church officiating. Interment at Miles City Cemetery. friends to visit after 7 p.m. today and Wednesday. Mrs. Peres, a native of Elwood, survived by husband, three daughters, three sons, three sisters, and three brothers, with 13 grandchildren. The second item discusses tax reform aimed at simplifying filing, signaling Treasury plans and congressional debate, noting a large overhaul passed by the House to ease returns for earners and increase standard deduction while keeping many deductions in place.
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Harry Porter
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Don
Grace Baptist Church
Miles
Helment
Fwox City
Furrecathone
Pau
Jim
Porter
St. John E
Elwooll
Wiliam
Mary E .Thorns Mewkens
Grace Baptist Cuutrch
Mary Waples
Larry
Anderson
Mary Weester
Elwood
Jalies
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David M. Kennedy
Dawn
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Houe
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Nixon
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Edwin Cohen
Lax Policy
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Thomas M. Jacks Dies After Illness at Local Hospital
Jack M Thomas 42 of Haltie Dy died Wednesday at Studoba Hospital after an extended illness He was division manager in the carpet department at Sears Rogbuck Company in Indianapolis where he lived before moving here five years ago Born June 16 1926 in Guerge and Ruth Puemary He was a member of the Mil lersvallc Masonic Lodge 128 and Hike Presbyterian Church Indianapolis Veteran of World War II and Korean conflict Funeral at 10 am Wednesday at Biker Brothers Funeral Home Rev Phillip Williams will officiate Interment at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Friends may call after 2 pm today Masonic Memorial services at 7 pm tonight He survived by widow Margaret father George Thomas of Fair Fet TL three daughters Mrs Linga Keesling Miss Thomas and Miss Helen Thosn Nas and a son John Thomas sisters Mrs Coral Powers and Mrs Simmermon of Indianapolis brothers Ralph Timllas of Lancaster Calif and George Thomas of Chesterton Ohio and two grandchildren
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M. Thomas
Haltie Dy
Studoba's Hospital
Sears Rogbuck Company
Indianapolis
Guerge
Ruth Puemary
Thomas
Millersvallc Massaic Lodge
Hike Bresbyterian Church
Inianapoli
Biker Brothers Funeral Home
Phillip Willams
Noble Street United Metralist Church
Tites
Anderson Memorial Park
Mb Moriah
Simmermon
Indianapoe
We Brothers
Ralph Timllas
Lancaster
Calif
George Thomas
Chesterton
Ohio
Senate votes unanimous to ban chemical weapons transport
The Senate approved strict limits on chemical and biological weapons transport after a rare display of unity on this defense issue. The package tightens testing rules, requires advance congressional notification, and bans Pentagon spending on CBW delivery.
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Senate
House
Thomas
Melalyre
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Congress
Teamsters Local Approves Pan Am Bid
New York based Teamsters Local 792 representing 4300 of 7500 Pan Am strike clerks and agents approves a new contract by a narrow margin. The pact grants a 3.74 percent wage increase over six years. Mediators from Washington helped finalize the agreement after work in New York and guidance from leaders.
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Pan American Word Airways
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Dey
New York Focus
Devaluation of the French franc sparks market shifts
Pompidou signals early need for devaluation as France, after De Gaulle era, moves to lower the franc by about 18 cents. Traders react with gold sales and stock movement while analysts note higher dollar buying power and altered exchange rates for American visitors.
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London
Vaiue
Nixon Upgrades U.S. Air Base In Spain
The United States plans to deploy 72 F-4 Phantom fighters to Torrejon Air Base near Madrid early next year, amid debate in Congress over Spain bases. Defense officials say the move supports future extensions and airlift plans, with Spain receiving $30 million plus $5 million in spending credits.
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Battlefront Moves and Rail Derailment Report From Early War Briefs
Allied reinforcements rush into An Loc and Loc Ninh areas with a U.S. general commanding a task force. Reports estimate up to 10,000 allied troops in the region amid North Vietnamese and Viet Cong pressure. Separately a derailment near Lafayette unloads 15 freight cars. cause under investigation as rails cleared.
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Cac Ninh
Binh Land Province
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Irel
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An Loc
Loc Ninh
Weve
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Tay
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Dmz
Mie US
Commard
Lafayette
Ind
Ithe Monon Railroad
LA Apollo 11 Return Plans Block Parades And Dinners
The article outlines celebratory events for the Apollo crew including a welcoming by Los Angeles officials, a helicopter arrival to Meigs Field, a grand reception at the Century Plaza hotel, and a televised state dinner. Invitations list Aristotle Onassis and Jacqueline Kennedy among notable guests with leaders and Hollywood figures in attendance.
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Deaths in Madison and nearby counties reach across several families
Mrs Grace White of Lapel aged 9 funeral rites planned at Flier Brothers. Interment Brookside Cemetery. Survived by daughter Leila Montgomery and two grandchildren. Also noted are obituaries for Janie Lane of McCordsville and Wilson Bradley of Greenfield with service details.
Tate Caretaker Continued Fiore Feue Ote
Police investigate linked murders at the La Bianca residence and the Tate home. Detectives pursue Garretson’s name and note a possible connection between the two high profile cases. A bright red Ferrari linked to Miss Tate is held for examination as clues mount.
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Fiore Feue
Leno la Bianca
Rosemary
la Bianca
Garretson
Benedict Canyon
Re House
Miss. Tate
Sebting
Frokemsky
Poladski
Miss Folger
San Francisco
Ta Bianca
Duncan rites set at Winston Cemetery for 87 year old
Mrs. Maude L Duncan 87 of 1125 Heriricxs St dies after years of illness. Graveside services are scheduled Wednesday at Winston Cemetery near Salem. The Selly and Rowe Funeral Home handles arrangements. Survived by sister Bertha Brock and brother Clarence Wright. Born in Washington County she lived here six years.
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Salem
Maude L. Duncan
Heriricxs St
Selly and Rowe Funeral Home
Duncan
Washington
Counnty
Bertha Brock
Clarence Wright
California
You and Yourself Can Fight Life’s Rough Edges
A motivational note urges readers that only the individual can break or build their own spirit. It cites figures like Stevenson and Michelangelo as examples of perseverance amid sickness and adversity, encouraging belief in personal resolve and effort to overcome bad breaks.
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Robert Louis, Stevenson
Goethe
Niclzeche
Beethoven
Irkens
Michelangelo
Mark Twain
Tess
Obituary: Mrs Bessie West Cox of Madison County
Mrs Bessie West Cox 1900 9 25 Madison County resident and retired forest Hills teacher died at home Sunday. She taught 15 years before retiring in 1966 and was active in MEA ISTA Bailey Chapel and Moss Island Home Economics Club. Final rites Wednesday 1 pm Baker Brothers Funeral Home officiant Rev Treasic Hardy interment Mechanicsburg Cemetery. Surviving husband one stepdaughter two sisters and multiple nieces.
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Ila al Joef
Cox
Forest Hills
Madison County
Doss
Mary Walter West
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
Bailey Chapel
United Methodist Church
Moss Island Home
Val Anderson
Pred
Pat} Riggs
Jack W. Hughes
Anderson
Funeral services for James M. Lantz set at Brown aint Butz
Funeral services announce James M. Lantz of 1911 Felther Street set for 10 39 a m Wednesday at Brown aint Butz Funeral Home. Monroe Schuster of Central Christian Church will officiate. Burial follows at Anders Memorial Park Cemetery with Masonic memorial rites at 8 p m today calling hours 2 to 5 and 7 to p m at the mortuary
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Felther St
Brown Aint Butz
Hey. Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
Teleceven
Anders
Memorial Park
Moriah Masonic Lodge
Merit
Study of Air Pollution Council Forming in Madison County
Madison County officials plan a county wide air pollution control council with the county commission town boards and the Madison County Council of Governments to coordinate pollution efforts. Attendees include Kenneth Abrend Jack Bowman William Byer and George Hancock among others. The open meeting invites public participation. The Indiana AFL CIO community service activities conference was held in Terre Haute.
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Chester
Field Town Board
Maddison
Council of Governments
City of
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Kenneth Abrend
Jack Bowman
William Byer
City Ators
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George Hancock
Terre Waute
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Anderson Obituaries highlights notable local deaths
Obituaries for M. E. Ginnell of Indianapolis aged 66 and Jom H. Prince aged 93 note their careers, families, and funeral arrangements. Ginnell managed Delaware Court Apartments for seven years and is survived by Elsie, three daughters, a sister, and nine grandchildren. Prince, a Coles County native and retired carpenter, died after illness. services and interment details are provided with funeral home arrangements.
Israel-US relations strain over planned arms delivery
Reported U S plans to deliver 16 Phantom fighter jets to Israel next month have deepened tensions with Washington and marked the lowest level of diplomatic ties since the 1967 war.
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Israel
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Wilson Attends Carcass Show and Banquet Host
The event lists a carcass show at Emge point tram from 5 to 6 30 pm with a banquet to follow at Amerson Lowerll Student Center at 7 pm. Reservations are encouraged through Madison County Extension office.
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Emge Ptant
Amerson Lollowell
Madison County Extensionire
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