No Major Boundary Changes Seen For Anderson Schools
Anderson Community Schools officials report no significant boundary changes for the upcoming school year. Most students stay in their current districts with only a small number in Section 36 affected. Highland High School may be chosen by some juniors and seniors with their own transport. Transportation maps are being finalized by the Safety and Security director, bus routes prepared by 26 drivers, and enrollment begins September 7 with classes starting September 8.
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Anderson City
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ACSC
Jennings Coen
Anderson Aims Fast Cleanup Amid Pollution Order
Anderson Mayor J E Flanagan and City Engineer Harold E Smith respond to Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board orders requiring seven cities and one industry to install advanced waste treatment facilities by 1973 and 1974. Anderson commissioned Steeg and Associates to study problems and expects design in a year and a year for construction of a third stage plant to remove phosphates and other impurities, with plans to upgrade sewers and clean White River. The city aims to be the first in Indiana with a third station, while other cities face similar deadlines.
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White River
Anderson Herald
J. E. Flanagan
Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board
Flanagan
Anderson
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Board of Works
Robert S. Hodson
Indiana
Hodson
Angola
Elwood
Franklin
Greenwood
Muncie
Winchester
Facelift Hearing Slated In Anderson City Center Redevelopment
A public hearing in the city hall auditorium on September 7 will cover the downtown redevelopment project approved by the Anderson City Council. The $1,275,000 plan is detailed in charts being prepared by the Redevelopment Commission, with a project area meeting set for Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Friendship Baptist Church.
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Anderson
David Sheldon
Redevelopment Commission
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Edward L. White
Charles B. Wood
Madison County
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Madison County Abstract & Title
Wiley Homes, Inc
Eddie & Jessie Bauer
Municipal Light & Power Dept
McClain Car Leasing, Inc
Mervin Moss
Joe Williams
Lewis Taylor
Nahro
Sound Off letters address repairs and zoning questions
Readers ask about a lifetime $150 repair guarantee with a $3.50 extra charge and a mobile home office zoning issue. City planning director James Priest explains mobile homes cannot be used as offices unless in park rules. Another reader seeks True Story magazine delivery and receives only partial help from a New York office.
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James Priest
New York
Madison County Seeks Job Fund Guidance for EEA Grants
Madison County expects more than 177000 dollars in Emergency Employment Act funds for job training and public service programs. County leaders met in Chicago with U S Department of Labor officials to plan an initial application, aiming for twenty percent of the total. Experts note a lack of filing guidelines and anticipate further meetings to set Indiana rules. Funds would support public services, health, housing, education, safety, and community projects, with allocations likely prorated by local unemployment. The federal share is about ninety percent.
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George Baker
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James Priest
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Chicago
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Baker
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Government costs soar as county tax rate climbs in proposed 1972 budget
Madison County faces a 75 percent county tax rate rise under the proposed 1972 budget, from 1.06 to 1.80 per $100, boosting Anderson Township totals by about 20 percent to 12,096. Other levies rise as library, school, city, and township rates shift. total 1972 taxes projected at 4,769,366 with net assessed value up to 262,301,815. Public notices outline poor relief tax rates for several townships and individual levies across Adams to Van Buren townships.
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Anderson
Anderson Township
Lafayette Township
Richland Township
Union Township
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Anderson Tnp
Pipe Creek
Monroe Township
Adams
Boone
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Fall Creek
Green
Jackson
Lafayette
Richland
Stony Creek
Union
van Buren
Herald Anderson Madison County Deaths and New Arrivals Notes
Page 2 covers area deaths and new arrivals in Anderson and Madison County. Page 3 summarizes reaction to President Nixon's economic proposals from News Services. Editorials and opinion appear on Pages 4 and 5. Health features on Page 5. Accent on Women spans Pages 6 and 7, with Accent on Youth on Page 10. Sports section runs Pages 18 through 15, features daily, plus Markets on Page 20 and Classified ads Pages 21–23.
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Madison County
News Services
Nixon
Bargaining Resumes At Ex-Cell-O Plant
Ex-Cell-O and UAW Local 1384 teams meet to discuss a labor contract at Mangas Cafeteria Elwood with a seven member committee proposing a three year or 30 month contract. Return-to-work for strikers and job security are key topics amid wage freeze uncertainty.
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Ex-Cell-O’ Corporation
UAW
Mangas
Indianapolis
Ex-Cell-O
Local 1384
National Labor Relations Board
USS. District Court of Appeals
Washington, D.C
Cantrell
Robert Roland
Francis Price
Jobe
Myrna LaShure
Redmond Seeks Ruling in $75,000 Panthers Suit
Indy case names Thomas H. Redmond seeking judgment in a $75,000 damage suit against the Orlando Panthers. He claims team officials hid true finances and seeks to amend his answer citing 1969 losses and risky assurances to stay afloat through 1970. The Atlantic Coast Football League seeks damages for unpaid assessments and charges. Judge James E. Noland set 10 days for post-trial motions.
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Indianapolis
Anderson Investments
Thomas H. Redmond
Orlando
Fla
Redmond
Football League
Noland
Rented Our Apartment Right Away
An upbeat note from Herald Bulletin readers praising quick results from classified ads. An upper two bedroom duplex at 000 Walnut is advertised, with a contact number 000-0000 for placing similar ads via the Want-Ad-Visor service.
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