Sept 15 Deadline Park Development In Jeopardy
Park officials warn federal funds hinge on a comprehensive park plan due Sept. 15 to the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. Madison County COG oversees the plan with Don Seal, while Clyde Williams and Associates may complete Aqua Gardens plans. HUD third stage certification also relies on the open space and land use studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill McCarty
Park Board
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
BOR
Cenent
Aqua Gardens
Shadyside Park
Madison County Council of Governments
COG
Mowerd
Don Seal
McCarty
Clyde Williams
Associ
Ates
Indianapolis
BOA
Anderson
East 10Th Street Park
Streaty Park
New Arrivals Born at Hospitals to Local Residents
At St John s Hospital Mr and Mrs Larry Triplett Middletown welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Frank Jones 1632 21st Si welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Benny Benefiel Frankton welcomed a boy. At Community Hospital Mr and Mrs Es es Boles Lepel welcomed a boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Triplett
Middletown
Frank Jones
Agers
Benny Benefiel
Frankton
Community Hospital
Mrs. Es Es Boles
Lepel
Dennis Here Wednesday
U S Rep David W Dennis 10th District Republican will hold office hours in Anderson Wednesday from 3 30 to 4 30 p m at the federal office building 11th and Jackson streets Interested persons may speak with the congressman He will continue to represent all of Madison County after Jan 1 1973 he will represent Madison County County Van Buren Lafayette Richland Union Green Fall Creek and Adams
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
David W. Dennis
Anderson
Federal
11Th
Jackson Streets
Dennis
Madison County
van Buren
Lafayette
Richland
Union
Green
Fall Creek
Adams
West Central Group Weighs Student Transfer Policy Action
Teachers in the West Central Education Association plan a Thursday vote on backing the new school board transfer policy. A 7 p.m. meeting at Frankton High School gymnasium is open to the public, while the executive council will discuss the issue in private at 6:30 p.m. Local opponents warn the added transfers would cost about 129000 over five years. Supporters argue transfers prevent overcrowded classrooms and preserve education options at Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Central Education Association
Frankton High School
Steve Strickler
New West County School Corporation
Cau
Stickler
Direcat
Sttickler
Poly
Anderson School
Jackson Township
Anderson
Abel the Soviet Spy Born in England and Trained in Russia
Soviet master spy Rudolf Abel, born William Fisher on July 11, 1903, in England, used aliases Andrew Kaykus Emil Goldfus Martin Collins and others. He was arrested for espionage in 1957, exchanged for Francis Gary Powers in 1962, retired in Russia, and died in 1971. His early life links to England and a family tombstone are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Rudolf Ivanovich Abel
Hiad
England
Abel
Andrew Kaycus
Emil Goldfus
Martin Collins
William Fisher
Fisher
Genrykh Matveyevich Fisher
Lubov Vasilevna Fish
Russia
Francis Gary Powers
Jyke Fisher
Eng
William's
Elder Fisher
St. _ There
Henry Fisher
Britain
Communist Party
Worker
Germany
Quebec
Andrew Kayotis
New York
Goldfus
Brooklyn Heights
Martin Collas
Milton
Mark
West Germany
Landon Receives Early Honor at GOP Convention
Alf Landon, 84, was honored at the Republican National Convention, saying it was the first time he had ever received such an honor. He recalled campaigning hard in his prime, spoke of unity and enthusiasm, and predicted a win for the next election with Richard Nixon cited as a great leader. He noted his habit of returning home each night during his political peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Alf Landon
Landon
Topeka
Kan
West Virginia
Richard Nixon
Miami Beach High School
Miami Beach Convention Hall
UPI
Anderson Man Arraigned In Death Case
An Anderson man, Jesse V. Cohen aged 51, was arraigned in Madison Circuit Court on four counts related to the July 5 traffic death of a five year old Anderson girl. Cohen faced DUI charges after being returned from Florida. Judges ordered psychiatric exams to test sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Madison County
Madison
Jesse V. Cohen
Delaperson
Cohen
Florida
Iff
Carsmith
Archie William Adams
Jerry F. Taylor
Richard O. Brim
Henry Johnson
Orbie Eugene Redman
Daniel E. Calvin
Youre Rich
Eye On The Sky In Orbit At Cape Kennedy
The Copernicus satellite, a 4900 pound $61.6 million project, launched from Cape Kennedy to study star evolution and ultraviolet light from young hot stars. Equipped with the largest telescope ever orbited, it aims to reveal how stars form and may uncover new energy sources from deep space X rays. Five smaller telescopes will probe pulsars and quasars as NASA projects anticipate long operation and potential Earth energy applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fla
United States
James E. Kupperian Jr
NASA
Princeton
Atre Icus
Britain
Universit College
London
Copernicus
Earth
Service Station Petition Continued By Anderson Zoning Board
The Anderson board of zoning appeals continued for 30 days a special exception petition for a service station at the southwest corner of Cross Street and Moss Island Road. Other actions included approving a service station at 38th Street and Pendleton Avenue, tabling a variance at 2600 Broadway, approving a beauty shop home occupation, delaying a Village Pantry amendment with gas pumps, and approving a duplex lot density variance at 3610 E. Lynn Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Board of Zoning Appeals
Cross Street
Moss Island Road
38Th Street
Pendleton Avenue
Sixth Street
Roger Ellis
Broadway
Jim McClain
25Th St
Mary J. Gustin
Madison Avenue
Marsh Food Co
Fifth St
Hollis Blair
Lynn St
Clark Harrison
Student Benefits Out Totals U S Scholarships
This fall social security student benefits paid to children of retired disabled and deceased workers will exceed all scholarships in the country. Benefits continue until age 22 if requirements are met. Unmarried full time students in accredited schools qualify, including trade and high schools.
Lugar Bulen Futures At Stake In 1972 Election
Lugar and Bulen argued over budget priorities and youth voting patterns in Indiana. Romney praised public housing gains under Nixon, while delegates favored domestic issues by an 80 to 20 margin, and Bulen cited youth enrollment in pro Reagan groups, countering charges of youth support for McGovern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romney
Nixon
Bulen
McGovern Movement
Buren
Indiana
Social Security Increases Will Secure Budgets
The 20 percent rise in social security benefits adds $6 million yearly to Madison County and lifts total annual benefits to $34.5 million. The automatic increase sustains purchasing power as prices rise, benefiting beneficiaries without any action needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Anderson Works Board Delays Land Purchase Bid
The Anderson board of works will hold bids on city land behind the Social Security office until Sept 5 to allow additional offers. Alfred Behrens has offered $10,000 as the only bid so far. The board also approved a $53,366 tractor scraper bid under a three-installment lease, Indiana Equipment Corp. was the winning bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Board of Works
Anderson Social Security
Alfred Behrens
Indiana Equipment Corp., Indus
Lloyd Line
Line
Columbus Avenue
East Lynn Street
38Th
40Th
Anderson And Madison County Area Deaths
Obituary notices from Anderson Indiana area list Chester Roman Gwinn 84 of Bennonville Ark died July 25 at Veterans Hospital Fayetteville Ark burial at Dug Hill Cemetery near Bella Vista Ark in-laws and a half-brother survive. Other deaths include Max Rusher 22 from Yellow Creek Lake and a long list of survivors with services planned at King Memorial Home Mentone Brown and Butz Funeral Home Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery DALEVILLE Edison C Cox 65 dies at Ball Memorial Hospital with extensive survivor list and funeral set at Daleville Church of Christ Gardens of Memory Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Chester Roman Gwinn
N. Main St
Bennonville
Ark
Gwinn
Ovid
the Veteran’s Hospital
Fayetteville
Dug Hill
Bella Vista
Jonas Williams
Markleville
Murphy Medical Center
Warsaw
Anderson
Yellow Creek Lake
Allen County
Lucille
Roga Craig
Columbia City
Don
Tolono
Ill
Ted
Bob
Clinton
Bud Rusher
Sidney
May Grenko
Urbana
Wava Pridemore
Mary Lou Peacha
Rockford
Lavelda Knight
Bessie Dowell
Clifford Beulah Gibson
King Memorial Home
Mentone
Donald Poyser
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Cecil B. Tuttle
Skyview
Chesterfield
Community Hospital
Central Christian Church
Rebekah Lodge
Gilman
Jack Tuttle
Pendleton
Mabel Wilson
Columbus
Ohio
Sandra Jane Parr
Kokomo
Brown and Butz Funeral
Dougald K. McColl
East Maplewood Cemetery
John J. Keohane
Fairview
St. John's Hospital
South Dakota
University of South
Billy A. Reser
Harold (Seawillow) Parker
Emmett Keohane
Seattle
Wash
May Ickhorne
Portland
Ore
Margaret Montpleasure
Catherine Rogers
Josephine Gibbs
Springfield
Thomas Heilman
Daleville
Edison C. Cox
Rt. 1
Ball Memorial Hospital
Munce
Tennessee
Cox
McMinnville
Tenn
James E
Jimmie
Douglas
Muncie
Carl
Edison, Jr
Edgar
McMinnvelle
Charles Cox
U.S. Navy
New Orleans
Daleville Church of Christ
U S Plans Nuclear Plant For Moscow
A public hearing on the environmental aspects of the planned William H Zimmer Nuclear Power Station in Moscow Ohio will be held September 20 in Sharonville. An Atomic Energy Commission panel will run the second evidentiary session on the 330 million plant proposed by Cincinnati Gas and Electric, Dayton Power and Light, and Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric. It would supply power to Southwestern Ohio plus parts of Northern Kentucky and Southeastern Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Moscow
Ohio
Sharonville
Atomic Energy Commission Safety and Licensing Board
William H. Zimmer
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Dayton Power and Light Co
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Power Co
Kentucky
Indiana
Fort Wayne Man Receives Two Life Sentences
Paul Eugene Franks Jr., 23, Fort Wayne, was given two concurrent life terms for the May 5, 1970 murder of Dennis Jones during a burglary at Dr. Gordon Hammond’s rural Fort Wayne home. He faces October trial on two counts of murder in the September 1965 death of Robert G. Benedict, a Fort Wayne supermarket manager, whose body was found in a cornfield after 30 days missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Paul Eugene Franks Jr
Dennis Jones
de Cael
Franks
Robert G. Benedict
Jones
Gordon Hammond
Benedict
Arrivals and Dismissals at Mercy Hospital
Mercy Hospital lists admissions including Lynn Dome Leona Eads Robert Elliott Harold Orbaugh Ralph Hartsock Bessie Schafer Richard Baker Deborah Sullivan and others. Discharges include James Craney Evelyn Cray Michael Hibst baby Wayne Layton Ward Lynas Larry Quarles Carlos Wynn Ruth Evanoff Irene Delossantos and Jerry Riddle plus a boy born to James and Etchison. A transfer moved Gladys Flynn to her daughter’s home. John Holmes 3, injured at Callaway Park, later returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Mercy Hospital
Lynn Dome
N. 10Th St
Leona Eads
N. Anderson St
Robert Elliott
N. A St
Harold Orbaugh
S. G St
Ralph Hartsock
N. 12Th St
Bessie Schafer
Richard Baker
Alexandria
Deborah Sullivan
S. A St
James Craney
Baby
S. 19Th St
Evelyn Cray
S. 17Th St
Michael Hibst
Wayne Layton
Anderson
Ward Lynas
Larry Quarles
Carlos Wynn
Ruth Evanoff
N. B St
Irene Delossantos
Hobbs
Jerry Riddle
James Etchison
N. T
Gladys Flynn
Jackley- Landrum
John Holmes
Callaway Park
N. F St
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By C. Randall Shuman
Herald
St. John’s Hospital
West Central Group
Magnavox
Magnavox Home Entertainment Centers
Model Home Stores
Mounds Mall
Main St
Gop
Lyman Spitser Jr
Princeton University
Frank Gray
Gray
City Planning Commission
Anderson Social Security Office
Lugar
Works Board Studies
Anderson and
Max Rusher
Cecil Tuttle
John Keohane
Edison Cox
Hoosier
Wayne Man
Hoes
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