Busing Plan Aims To Integrate Hazelwood Meadowbrook
A volunteer busing program will move first and second graders from Hazelwood to Meadowbrook Elementary this fall to support a voluntary integration effort meeting federal standards. Assistant superintendent Robert Stinson explained the plan at Meadowbrook with about 25 parents, noting the route on Madison Avenue yields roughly 30 minutes bus time each way. Hazelwood's higher black population contrasts Meadowbrook's lower share, and the district plans to end new first grade transfers to Meadowbrook as six grades become integrated. Some parents oppose but many see benefits, while NAACP leaders caution against shifting burden onto black students. one young black parent endorses the plan after personal experiences with cross-cultural schooling.
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Robert Stinson
Anderson Schools
Meadowbrook
South Side
Stinson
Hazelwood
Propria
Mazelwnnd
Sinisa
iMost
Highland
Police Blotter Highlights Local Crashes and Break-Ins
Police blotter notes a City Bus crash at 13th and Delaware injuring Mary Davis who was treated and released. W L Menifield and Mildred E Watton are named, with stop sign violations cited. A separate collision at County Roads 300N and 200 po yoring near Madison County injuresJeeward Rev and Rena Fincher. Also reported are break-ins at Sammy Clerk and David Davis residences, with firearms and small valuables stolen. Two Indianapolis residents, Gerald Radford and Cheryl Williams, face conspiracy to commit felony charges after attempting to sell junk color televisions. Elmer Lee Woolums, 38, of Muncie, arrested for burglary. juvenile charged with burglary from a prior stereo theft.
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Community Hospital
13Th
Delaware
Mary Davis
Marton St
W.L. Menifield
Nichal Ave
Mildred E. Watton
Hutton
Orestes
Madison County
Rena Fincher
Anderson
Fincher
James Grey
Grey
Sammy Clerk
Madison Ave
Lo City
Oliv Simonds
18Th St
Arrow Avenue
Polo
Learing Auto -Serenn
David Davis
Hendricks St
Indiaapolis
Gerald FE. Radford
Cheryl J. Williams
Muncie
T Ernest Spencer
F Cross St
Elmer Lee Woolums
Mary Wiley
Patice
Area Deaths Arch ie Knotts and More Obituaries
Arch ie Knotts 69 of Rt 4 died at Ball Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Surviving include four daughters and four sons with many grandchildren. Services Saturday at Parson Mortuary Chapel Muncie with burial in Mount Tabor Cemetery. Harry Slab Moore 87 of Hl 3 died at St John s Hospital after six months illness. Funeral Sunday at Bright Funeral Home with burial in Win tsville Cemetery. Everett Graham 90 former Anderson resident died in Coldriver Michigan. Rites today at East Maplewood. Alvin M Ted Greer 71 of Dunedin Fla died while visiting his mother in law in Anderson area. Burial Saturday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Elsie Boze 83 Anderson resident died. rites Saturday at Rowe and Weston Funeral Home. Mary F Striker 84 Elwood resident died. rites Saturday at Jackleys Landram Funeral Home. Flight Fails: Balloon crossing attempt ends in failure. explorers rescued after splashdown near Nantucket. coast guard report.
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Archie Knotts
Harry Moore Pendleton
Harry Slab Moore
Hl. 3
St. John’s Hospital
Huntsville
All Tavern
California
Edna
Charles Moore
Anderson
Beulah Frampton
Connorsville
Bright Funeral Home
Jack Barkdull
Wintsville
Everett Graham
East Maplewood
Coldriver
Mich
Lorean Downs
Albany
Michigan
Mildred Benzing
Cold Springs
Muncie
Hertha Jone
Helen Burton
Putnam Funeral Home
Colwater
Alvin M
Ted” Greer
Dunedin
Fla
Everett Robbins
Scatterfield Ra
Guide Lamp Division
Florida
Central Christian Church
First Christian Church
Tarpon Springs
High Twelve
Tunedin
Downtown Coaches Club
Madison County
Lincoln Club
Fellowship Masonic Lodge 58
Legion of Honor
Scottish Ritz
Valkey
Indianapolis
Murat Temple
Mildred Robbins Greer
Roger Skinner
Pendleton
Baker Brothers
Fiden Petry
Anderson Memorial Park
Elsie Boze
Elsie May Boze
Mill Shoals
Mailbag Club
Rowe and Weston
Terry Bailey
Surial
Wiliam Paw
Joseph
Marion
Harry
Herman Boze Jr
Fay Bohlen McCreery
Edna Wellf
Daytona Beach
Mary Royal
Fowlerton
Barbara Underwood
Fairmount
Earl Toombs
Joe Toombs
Mary Striker Elwgod
Mary F. (Sellers) Striker
Kokanm
Order of Eastern Star
Wilda Striker
Tod
Crown Point Cemetery
Kokoma
New Washington Columnist Debuts on Anderson Editorial Page
Ron Hendren, a young writer, launches "In Washington" on Page 4 of The Anderson Herald replacing Russell Kirk's long running "To The Point" column. Hendren, once named North Carolina's outstanding young reader and a GWU alumnus, brings fresh perspective from Capitol Hill to readers nationwide.
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Ron Hoendren
Washington
Anderson Herald
Hendren
Wall
Russell Kirk
Ron Hendren
the Elks
North Carolina
University of
Young Hendren
Nixon
Sargent Sheiver
Congressionalissson
Office of Economic Opportunity
Stephen M Young
B. Everett Jordan
Ron Kendren
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Edgewood
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Gibbs
Iduniare Highy
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Cub
June Minnick
Bonnie Springfield
Tommy Knuckles
Nantucket
Mass
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Grace Funkhouse
Elma Lopper
Merle Marsh
Evansville
Mary Anderson
Burnt Prairie
New York
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Cape Cod
Wilbert
AK Tour
Italy
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Maly
Army Engineer Corps
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St. John's Hospital
Bruce Milburn
Wilkinson
Charles Mardin
Locus
Richard Ferring
Ohio Ave
Abs
Michael Reisinger
UO W
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Zionville
Ter Mattern
Elwood
Steven A. Millikan
Lapel
Greg Hanson
Chesterfield
Ball Memorial Hospital
Whitaker
Washington, D.C
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Ladies
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