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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1975

Page

2

Police Blotter Reports Multiple Local Crashes and Break-Ins

A series of injuries and property thefts were reported. Victims included A A Skidmore 26 of Norton Street and Laura Hoch with injuries from a crash at Ind 32 and Coventry Drive. Everett Flint and Jimy Jones were involved in separate collisions. Matthew Quear 18 of Alexandria treated after a left-turn incident on Ind 37. A bicyclist Steve Purkey 13 sustained head and elbow cuts. Matthew Stanley 8 burned from gunpowder in Pendleton. Four break-ins totaled cash, tools, watches, and electronics at local businesses and residences. An armed bandit robbed the Mark Motor Inn around 2:15 a.m. Police described a young white male suspect fled on foot.

Ind Coventry Drive von A. Skidmore Norton St St. John’s Hospital Laura L. Hoch Central Ave Everett W. Flint Blint Coventry Polish Methodist Hospital Jimy Lee Jones Elwood David G Greenhill Way Anderson Cook Alexandria Mercy ‘Hospital P ‘Street Matt M. Quear Rt 3 Arlan L. Whitlock Indianapolis Quear Whitlock Green Acres Clear Street Poplar Steve Purkey Chippewa Dr Roy W. Newton Poplar St Mark Motor Inn

Historic Panel Plan Tabled Indefinitely

The Anderson City Planning Commission postponed action on an ordinance creating a historic preservation committee. The panel authorized a study group to report after the Sept 25 meeting. Critics warned the plan could curb property rights, raise costs, and delay zoning changes.

Anderson Anderson City Planning Commission Raymond Nuce Don McCarty NUCE Planning Commission Historic Preservation Committee Marvin Clanin Clark Central Civic Association Martha Carmichael Clanin Indianapolis McCarty William Heighsmith West Eighth Street Madison Avenue Broadway Egbert M. Hood Joan Bashaw Gregg William Shafer Ken Montgomery

Westchester Party to Press Kidnap Charge in Bronfman Case

Westchester County District Attorney Carl Vergari said he would press state kidnapping charges against two Irish born men for the August 9 abduction of whisky heir Samuel Bronfman II. Meanwhile, Mel Patrick Lynch and Dominic Byrne are held on federal extortion and mail fraud counts over a $23 million ransom. Bail set at 50000 for Lynch and 200000 for Byrne. both men are Irish citizens with dual status and face possible life terms domestically and 20 years on the federal charge.

NEW York (Ap Westchester County Carl Vergari Samuel Bronfman Mel Patrick Lynch New York City Dominic Byrne Bronfman U.S Martin D. Jacobs Lynch Byrne Vergari Seagram Paul Curran W Ho Eugene Gold Brooklyn Curran Gold New York State Jacobs Ireland Federal House of Joseph Conley FBI Edgar Bronfman Asst Gerald Feffer Purchase N.Y Irish Republican Army Northern Ireland IRA Tom Duffy Wallace LaPrade New York

New Arrivals at St Johns and Community Hospital

Birth notices list multiple families welcoming babies. At St Johns Hospital a boy arrives for Hagerman of 2104 Pearl St, a boy for Dilk of Marion, a boy for Bott of Chesterfield, a girl for Bryant of Alexandria, a boy for Van Dyke of Middletown, a girl for Myong Kim of Markleville, and a boy for Sloan of 1219 W St. St. At Community Hospital a baby boy for Bundy of 331 Laural Lane, a girl for Lycan of 1728 Walnut, a girl for Johnson of 1515 Sherman St, and a boy for Davis of 220 Cedar.

St. John’s Hospital Alonzo Hagerman Pearl St Robert Dilk Marion David Bott Chesterfield John Bryant Alexandria Jerry van Dyke Middletown Duck Myong Kim Markleville, Airl Douglas Sloan W. St. St Community Hospital John Bundy Laural Lane Thomas Lycan Walnut LC Johnson Sherman St Robert Davis Cedar

Ford Stresses Agriculture in Iowa Fair Campaign Speech

President Ford, speaking from the Iowa State Fair grandstand, framed agriculture as central to America's foreign policy and peace. He cited agricultural abundance expanding markets, including China, and improving Soviet ties, while promising action on grain shipment quality and loading charges. He then toured Colorado oil shale operations to push energy independence and toured the mine and refinery after a two hour visit.

Ford Iowa State Fair America China Soviet Union Des Moines Colorado Iowa Minnesota Republican National Committee Rifle Colo

Brooklyn Man Unknowing Link in 23 Million Kidnap Ransom

Morris Greenberger, a Brooklyn retiree, visited his Kingsbrook hospital and returned home unaware his apartment on 628 East 17th Street had become a hideout for the 23 million in ransom money for Samuel Bronfman II. FBI called him an innocent victim.

New York Morris Greenberger Brooklyn Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center Edgar Bronfman Samuel Bronfman Greenberger Brooklyn Hospital E. 17Th Street FBI New York Post

Area Obituaries and Deaths in Indiana and Nearby States

A batch of obituaries and funeral notices from Anderson and surrounding areas lists numerous deaths and impending services. Included are Sarah Jenkins 51 of Anderson with ten children. Hattie Campbell of Carthage mother of deceased. a Crown Point resident 77 Hildred Barrett. Nathaniel Jordan 67 of Santa Anne Ill with local survivors. Glenn DeLaughder of Bellefontaine Ohio. Lucy Bragg 75 of Indianapolis Beech Grove. infant Baker of Greenfield. Bernice Sample 72 of Anderson. Matilda Smith and Roy L Smith 71 of Anderson. John Steffen 72 of Fortville. Willard Daniels 79 of Anderson. and other memorial details with funeral homes and burial sites in multiple counties.

Sarah Jenkins Sarah Jessie Jenkins Richard Sharon) Dick Robert Beverly) Gordon Anderson Ron Reed Spencer Larry Jenkins Middletown Hattie Campbell Carthage Anna Caldwell Lakeland Fla Marsha Harshman Muncie Betty Jean Lambert San Diego Calif Susie Collis Fort Myers Arlie Dudley Corpus Christi Tex Walter Margaret) Schemmer Hildred L. Barrett Crown Point Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Dyer Mirriam-Little Funeral Home Chapel Lawn Nathaniel Jordan Santa Anne Illinois George Robert Robert Hood Joseph Williams Ruth Jennings Leonard David Jordan Jessie Wheeler Leggetts Funeral Home Hoskins Park

A Thought For You On Safer Bottle Tops

A message notes that secure bottle tops cut accidental poisonings especially in children under five. It cites aspirin as a case where about half of accidental overdoses are prevented and urges public awareness that poisoning deserves attention.

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