Indianapolis family perishes in crash near Brownsburg
A small plane crash southeast of Brownsburg claimed the lives of Robert Reski and his wife Rudy and their three sons Acai nine Pau twelve and Cole in a single engine flight from LaCrosse Wisconsin. Reski served as pilot for Stubbs Aviation Inc. The craft departed Moorhead Minnesota and the wreck occurred about seven am amid poor flying conditions.
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Poe
Tobert Bawe Reski
Rudy
Brognsburg
Tad
Fiveja Farm
Browns
Erschburg
Lane Air
Iklog Wit
Reski
Spredway
LaCrosse
Wis Danapais
George Stubbs
Anne of
Tog
Stubbs Avitation Service
Medicare claims draw audit on HEW and insurers
Excess Medicare payments cited in a Government Audit Office report with claims about private insurers like Blue Cross. Rep. Aspin blames mismanagement and overregulation, urging HEW to tighten rules and ensure proper benefits reach patients.
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Washington
APY
Mas
Aapin
Les Astin
Department of Private Insurance
Health, Education and Welfare
Blue Cross
Cha5
Sisco
Democrat
Medicare
Rive Cross
Aspin
HEW
Eliot Richardson
Mesa Aspin
GAQ
GAO
ABA Proposes Modified No Fault Auto Insurance Plan
The American Bar Association proposes a modified no fault auto insurance form allowing injured drivers passengers or pedestrians to receive up to $2000 for medical benefits and lost wages regardless of fault. The plan, weaker than Massachusetts no fault, aims to reduce court suits though advocates warn small cases may still be pursued.
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ABA
San Francisco
Lennie
American Bar Association
Sles
House
Deletes
Alficials
John T. Beardott
Quincy
Massachusetts
James D. Ghiardi
Reardon Committee
Senate
National Conference of Commissioners On
Rearson
Vielim
House of Delegates
Police Investigate Three Burglaries In Blackford County
Police investigate three burglaries reporting several hundred dollars in stolen items. The incidents include theft from The House of Pasian and Sid Harvey, with items such as clothing cash boxes guns and a movie projector taken. Calf show results from Blackford County fair follow with winners and awards at Emge Pack ing Company event.
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Randy Wilktana
Diane Hardebeck
Dartford City
Anaust Central
Indiana
Emgenius
Diane
Packing Co
Eye
Blackford
Tipton
Grant
Madison
Hamilton
Barh
Emge
John Fortrest
Pablo Rosete
Purdue Animal Seierice Department
Malcol Smith
Five Packince
Pasian
Metidian
Sid Harvey
Noble
Reba Girder
Dewey
Rix
Heland
Marsh
Randy Will
Moyla Promana
Brad Schenck
Jim Abbott
Ford
Randy Woodward
Nam —i Iton
Diane Hardsheck
Anderson College Olt
Cartiss
Emge Parking Company
Ajthe
John Charke
New Arrivals at City Hospitals Include Several Babies
A series of birth notices from Alexandria and Middletown reports newborns to area families. Mr. and Mrs. Slagle welcome a girl. Mr. and Mrs. King announce a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Sparkman have two boys. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson add two boys. Mr. and Mrs. Winterbottom welcome a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Zachary announce two girls. The births occurred at St. John’s Hospital and area residences are listed.
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James Slagle
Alexandria
David King
St. John’s Hospital
Minis Sparkman
Middletown
Thomas Wilson
Sullivan Rd
David Winterbottom
Greenbriar Rd
Larcy Zachary
Deaths in Anderson area mark four lives remembered
Obituaries report the passing of William Anderson 69 of Walnut Street Cheslenfield after ill health. He worked 43 years at Nelodhemey, retired 1905, and belonged to Chesterfield Christian Church Masonic Lodge 161 Scottish Rite and local clubs. Survived by wife Mare, two daughters Betty Alexandria and Marina Preston, four grandchildren, other relatives. Funeral at Harold Horelle Funeral Home with interment at Chesterfield Bronnenberg Cemetery. Also noted are memorials for Phebe Jeffers 92 of Peabody Home Bronx who grew up in Anderson and held welfare roles, and Jesse J. Biddle 76 former Madison County auditor and commissioner, with services and burial details.
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Walnut
Cheslenfield
Comunkly
Ant
Eaday
Neleodhemy
Chesterfield Christian Church
Masonic Lodge
Madison County
Mareleas
Jack
Betty) Alexandria
Mel
Win
Marina
Preston
Orlando
Fly
Christle
Alddtetown
Kennot
Chastarfinlg
Walford
Marklevilla
Fou Grentcbldren
Soveral
Dey
Harold
Horelle Muneral
Roy
Harald Clark
Chesterfield
Bronnenberg
Anderson
Aliss Phebe
Jeffers
CAYO
Cottage Avenue
Friends Church
Society of Indiana Pioneers
National Order of King's Daughters
We Anderson Business
BPWC
Peabody Home
Markleville
Jesse
Biddle
Adams ‘Township
Pénilleton High School
Delco-Remy
East Christian Church
Pendleton
Dana
James W
Cornell Bright Funeral
Taggart
Roger Leaks
Ovid
Madison Grant sets student registration and book sales
Registration and book sales for Madison Grant High School for 1972 73 were announced by Principal Merrill Holloway. New student enrollment runs today through Friday 9 to 12 and 1 10 daily. Old students report to the cafeteria for schedules on Aug 22 with times for seniors winter sophomores freshmen. The bookstore opens Aug 22 23 9 16 and 1 3 30 p.m. if needed and Aug 28 11 30 am. Books for industrial arts and child development may be rented. All other books may be bought used. School begins Tuesday Aug 29.
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Fairmount
Madison-Grant High School Corporation
Merrill Holloway
Thesday
Folowing
Holloway
Tham
Delco Remy Officials Highlight Industry Impact and Expansion
Delco Remy public relations director Charles F. Hardy told the Anderson Rotary Club that the auto electrical firm remains a leader as it develops new products including an electronic ignition and a maintenance free storage battery. He noted Fort Wayne was once considered for Plant 30 but chose Anderson, and mentioned Plant 20 will manufacture the electronic system later. he stressed foreign competition and a 16 percent U.S. market share for commuters, while forecasting further plant openings and land purchases to boost global competitiveness.
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Delco- Remy
DeleoRemy
Charles F. Hardy
Anderson Rotary Club
Anderson Business and
Hardy
Fort Wayne
Detro- Remy
Arslerson
Detco-Remy
Anderson
Delco
U.S
Seymour
Shoul
Thermore
Asj
Geoning World Markets
DelcoRemy
City Considers Transit Plan With Manager Oversight
City officials review a transit proposal outlining rack management and supervision of equipment and personnel under city jurisdiction. The discussion highlighted essential points presented by Seales in the meeting.
Anderson Area Transit eyes school bus routes and cost cuts
The board approved moving fifth and sixth graders to Forest Hills for overcrowding relief and new kindergarten space at Edgewood. A telephone poll showed 74 of 78 respondents favored the transfer. The district discussed transit management options and proposed routing to extend service to 10,000 more residents while reducing deficits in year one.
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Ptage One
Anderson
Forest Tillis
Edgewood
Fidgewood
ACSC
Anenher
Robert Miller
Lugar Lands Nixon On Urban Problems
Indianapolis Mayor Richard G Lugar said a national urban policy is needed and that President Nixon has advanced federalism by directing money and power to localities. He contrasted Nixon's approach with Senator McGovern’s, noting Nixon understands local systems and has shaped revenue sharing and legislation to aid cities.
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Miami
Beacil
Fla
Nixon
Williicay
Indianapolis
Richard G. ‘Lugar
Ameri
Safdjcans
Lugar
Schmitz Seeks Wallace Support in Indiana Contest
TERRE HAUTE Ind AP John Schmitz American Party candidate says he will ride George Wallace popularity in Indiana to win in November while appealing to disillusioned voters. He criticizes Nixon trips to Russia and China and calls rival parties Socialist. He notes Republican and Democratic tie ups and cites organizational links. He avoids Indiana race details.
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Terre Haute
Ind
John Schmitz
American Party
George ‘Wallace
Indiana
Schmitz
Socialist Party
Spencer area coroner cites strangulation in woman's death
Owen County Sheriff said coroner's report found 25 year old Vickiy Harrell's naked body in a water-filled ditch east of Spencer, indicating she was strangled before death. Local authorities investigate the fatal attack as a case of homicide.
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Spencer
Owen County
Robert Mason
Jon
Young Bloomington
Vorcee
Vickiy Harrell
William Zimmerman FAIRMOUNT obituary notice
William Zimmerman died after sudden illness at a local grocery store. Born in Chicago in 1928, he was a retired Snyd Canning Company employee and a self employed carpenter. Survived by daughter Irene Doulry, brother Clyde Hammerman, sister Marie Decker, six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services Thursday at the uas Funeral Home with burial in Park Cemetery. Friends may call Friday morning.
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Clyde Hammerman
Prospect
Marie Decker
Indianapolis
Uas
Park Cemetery
Missing woman found dead after storm period
Albert Chapdelaine reported missing Saturday. State police said the body was found Monday by a highway department worker, left in a lane since the storm Saturday night. Autopsy and funeral details listed for Elwood, a veteran and farmer. survivors include wife Edith and several children.
Tinie Lucas Kaltner Lucas dies after long illness
Tinie Lucas Kaltner Lucas of Frankfort died Sunday at a Frankfort nursing home after a lingering illness. She was mother of Robert C. Kaltner of Anderson. Surviving granddaughter is Mrs William Galea of Anderson. Services were at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Eller Funeral Home in Frankfort. Burial followed at Plainview Cemetery in Colfax.
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Tinnié Kaltner Lucas
Frankfort
Robert C. Kaltner
Anderson
Pan
Aesan
William J. Gale Alea
Eller
Plainview
Colfax
Jury Deliberation Begins In Theft Case
In Madison Superior Court 2 a jury of five women and seven men hears the case of Porter Lee Rector charged with stealing 1 1/2 cartons of contact pots from Mantio Delon Remy Division. The farmet pots are valued at about 8.0 and a familiar state in March 1971. Deputy prosecutor George Hughes presents. opening statements by attorneys William Erbockstoff and Indianapolis representing Rector.
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Porter Lee
Madison Superior Court
David Hayes
Meaty Superior Court
Mantio Ot Delon Remy Division
Witnease
George Ke Hughes
Allorneys
William Erbockstoff
Indianapolis
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Stubbs
National Weather Service
Weir Deck
Mrs. Parsons
William Res Fenbarger
Parsons
Moorhead State College
Minnesott
NASA
Blackford County
Hobbs
Emge Packig Company
Marsh Foodiner
Willmann
Randy Woodsyard
Neeblesville
Angus
Vicki Banter
Rt 2
Hartford
Vicki
Community Hospital
Indiana Business College Anderson
Meridian
Don Rix Fright
Marsh Supermarket
Sib
Central Indiana
Berk
Enrgu Packing Co
Nobleswilfe
Aid Brad Schenk
Jeli
Joton Spencer
Uptond
Diane Hamlebeck
Randy Willman
Hartford City
Herald Pholo
Ja Attehery
County
Mark Poor
Phebe Jeffers
Foumen Muntton Des
Madison-Grant
Fhone
Soul
Han
Cone Live
Publi Transit
Schmitz Eyes Wallace
Watfare
John Birch Society
Wison
Russia
China
Hubert Humphrey
Renuhilvan
Democratics
Niko
Joan Dirch Society
Moitia
ARS
Schmita
William Zimmerman
Albert Chapdelaine
Harrel
Elwood
Mason
Clark
Altort D. Chapielaine
Mington
College Mall
X. Anderson
Mercy Caapital
Firwood City
Ameri Jtan Legion
Tinie Lucas
Jann
Avery Tyne
Sigm Aid Poliananerab
Renate Stevires
Huaplion
J. C. Hoover
Wits
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