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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1971

Page

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Downtown Facelifting Approved In Anderson Redevelopment

Anderson City Council approved the redevelopment plan to clear five deteriorated downtown sites for new private investment. Key backers included Delco Remy manager and local business leaders, while some council members opposed citing concerns. Public hearings are set for September with project costs around 1.275 million starting in 1973.

Anderson City Council Anderson Redevelopment Commission J. E. Flanagan Anderson Department of Redevelopment David Sheldon Council Chambers Harold W. Miller Oras Delco-Remy Mark Lamey Citizens Banking Co Clark Harris Clair Call Chamber of Commerce Thomas McMahan Kenneth Weidner Hunter-Weidner Chevrolet James Priest City Planning Commission John Richardson Kirkman’s Jewelers Fifth District Roby Yates House

Pawnbroker Slain In Holdup In Anderson

One man remains at large and two others have been captured after a murder robbery at S and S Pawn Brokers 1410 Meridian. The owner Kenneth Goldstein of Indianapolis was killed by a shotgun blast at 10 48 a m. A driver and another suspect were captured after fleeing south of the city while a third was found in a barn. Ralph E Williams 31 of Indianapolis is sought. A city ambulance was struck en route to hospital. Witnesses described a three man crew entering the store then returning with a firearm. Police with aid of citizens and multiple agencies conducted a large manhunt until the second suspect was captured. The car's license plate aided the chase. The search continued for the third suspect as of 7 p m. The vehicle contained a sawed off shotgun and pawn shop envelopes bearing S S identifications. The two captured suspects were arraigned in justice court.

S & S Pawn Brokers 1410 Meridian Ralph E. Williams Indianapolis Williams Kenneth B. Goldstein Ped Rowe Community Hospital Robert Scharnowske Anderson Police Department Scharnowske Marion Knotts MacDonald Ind Dayson Knotts S&s Justice of Morris Dozier Charles A. Frith Chicago Madison County Anderson Herald Joe Boys William Breece Breece Indiana State Police Sam Hunter

Stock Sale Suspension Continues In Midwest Empire Case

In Indianapolis Midwest Empire Inc an Anderson based holding firm faced continued stock sale suspension after a morning hearing before Indiana Securities Division on charges of furnishing incomplete information and other irregularities. President Thomas Redmond directors and attorney Vincent Kelley absent due to Europe pending a later date. Former Lt. Gov Robert L. Rock and Bryce Watkins attended as Midwest supporters and potential officials.

Indianapolis Midwest Empire, Inc Indiana Securities Division Thomas Redmond Midwest Empire Stephen S. Sutherlin Redmond Larry Conrad Sutherlin Vincent Kelley Europe George Pancol Anderson Pancol Securities Office Cil Watkins Midwest Rock Securities Division Tom Steve Sutherlin Securities Secretary of State

Herald Today Page Guide Highlights Local News

The Herald Today outlines its sectioned pages including new arrivals and Madison County death notices on page 2, editorials on page 4, health features on page 5, women's interest on pages 6 and 7, sports highlights on pages 20 and 21, financial news and markets on page 29, comics and features on pages 30 and 31, and classified ads on pages 32 to 35.

Madison County

Sound Off answers alley dispute and refund case

The city attorney explains the seven foot pathway behind a house is not an alley because it is not platted, so resolving access is a civil city matter requiring an attorney. In a separate case a consumer reports an $80 coat refund after cancellation, with the coat supplier apologizing and promising a refund.

William Byer Harold Smith Byer

Madison County Lands $159,000 Job Grant

Washington Madison County cities were awarded 159000 for unemployment relief by the Manpower Administration under the Emergency Employment Act. The funds target public service jobs in fire police education and pollution control with Indiana receiving 15230000 of the 1 billion appropriation. Guidelines from the Labor Department expected within a week and any sizable government agency in the county may qualify.

Washington Madison County Department of Labor David W. Dennis Indiana Labor Department

Library budget approved for 1972 by Anderson Township trustees

The Anderson- Anderson, Stony Creek Township Public Library board of trustees approved a $487,339 budget. Major increases cover library properties and materials, with a 22.7 percent rise in material costs per R. R. Bowker Company. An extra $33,333 was added for books and materials. Personnel salaries rose 5.7 percent to $222,963. Office supplies and insurance costs also increased, while an $8,000 reduction occurred in the services category.

Anderson- Anderson, Stony Creek Township Public Library Board of Trustees David Bucove R. R. Bowker Company

Drug use seen around Vietnam Navy Newport port

An Associated Press report describes a Military Police tour of Newport Saigon where US GIs mingle in mess halls and bars and openly use heroin. The piece notes MPs often refrain from arrests, citing amnesty programs, amid a clutter of war materiel and a large American logistics hub on the Saigon River.

Peter Arnett Bernard Gavzer Associated Press Writers Saigon Newport Saigon

What Surprise Ad Sparks Rapid Puppy Sale

A newspaper classified ad reports strong demand as Full blooded English Letter pups sold quickly with ads promising further litters. The notice encourages readers to place ads to sell puppies and other pets, highlighting successful response and urging readers to call 643-5371.

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Central District Coordinating Committee Wilbur Roby Anderson Banking Co Eugene Yates First Savings and Loan Association Perry House Nen Robert Morris Andrew Orbik Carroll Grile Kenneth Ahrendt Gordon France Robert Land Jack van Dyke Ronald Fletcher Donald Goacher Lamey Howard Wile Jan Connors Board of Directors Robert L. Rock Bryce Watkins Anderson City Coun the Herald Today M.R Oregon F.C The Vietnam Starlight Hai Ba Trung Tennessee Cers
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