Anderson subcommittees map civic reform and planning
A community committee lays out topics from transportation to health, recreation and education. Key points include better downtown signage, park ideas near shopping areas, a crosstown feeder system linked to interstates, a city owned power option, and streamlined government expenditures to cut duplication and waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Sacaian
Privaty
Crosstown
YMCA
YWCA
Anderson School
G. E. Ebbertt
Devar Litten
Zebedee Christian Jr
Mack Hixon
United Fund
Thomas E. Alston
Council of Churches
Harold Berry
GOP Reforms Expand National GOP Rules At Miami Beach
The GOP outlines broader rules to widen the national executive committee with women youth and minority group representation while urging equal male female representation in Indiana. Fifth district delegates show women outnumber men three to one with Sherry Gardiner Ruby Ramsey and Phyllis Gregory among the group. John E. Scott is the lone male. An attempted rule change on delegate distribution failed 9-10 to 4-34, and Roberts Rules of Order will replace prior House rules at party conventions. Hoosier caucus hosted a breakfast for about 170 Hoosiers with gubernatorial candidate Otis Bowen presiding and Whitcomb as caucus chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Indiana
Miami Beach
Sherry B. Gardiner
Indianapolis
Ruby Ramsey
Marion
Phyllis F. Gregory
Kokomo
Anderson
John E. Scott
Gregory
Scott
Roberts
U.S. House of Representative
Otis T. Bowen
GOP
Whitcomb
Prosecutor and councilman involved in early morning bar fight
Deputy prosecutor Jim Freeman said his office would review both cases before taking action. The review would take one to two weeks. The incident began around 2 a.m. Sunday August 6 inside the bar and followed into the parking lot outside. Witnesses told police the fight originated in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Freeman
Freeman
New Mexico Delegates Upset Over McCloskey Ballot Vote
Delegates from New Mexico react with anger that their delegation had to cast a ballot for antiwar Rep. Paul McCloskey, denying Nixon a unanimous renomination. Albuquerque’s Manuel Lujan defends the action as the will of New Mexico voters, while others defend dissent as valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fila
New Mexico
Paul McCloskey
Nixon
Alex Conzales
McCloskey
Rep
Manuel Lujan
Albuquerque
Congress
Lujan
Juanita Marcus Michaels
Saline Ground Water Dominates U.S. Resources
The total volume of saline groundwater greatly exceeds fresh water in the United States. Saline depth remains under 500 feet over about one third of the nation, indicating widespread shallow saline aquifers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Minority Jobs Task Force Meet Tonight in Anderson College Hall
More than 150 businessmen are invited to a Minority Jobs Task Force meeting in Decker Hall on Anderson College campus at 7 30 tonight. Dr. James A. Joseph Cummins Engine Co Columbus will discuss minority employment in the Anderson area. A reactors panel with local leaders will follow. The Urban League will run a job ref erals program, with NAACP and the Chamber backing. Goals include matching minority job seekers with openings, on the job training, and improved employer contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker Hall
Anderson College
Anderson Area
James A. Joseph
Cummins Engine Company
Columbus
Crossroads Africa
Ghana
Wilton Park
Sussex
England
France
Ethiopia
NAACP
The
Chamber of Commerce
Madison County Urban League
Joseph
Tom McMahan
Robert Nicholson
Russell Hulse
Ben Floyd
Willie Willis
Juanita Clay
Anderson
Urban ‘League
Urban League
Task Force
15 Argentine Youths Killed Four Wounded In Jailbreak
In Trelew Argentina authorities report 15 of 19 guerrilla inmates were killed during a jail breakout attempt. Four prisoners and a guard captain were wounded as the group tried to escape a marine base jail after hijacking an airliner to Chile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trelew
Argentina
Marine
Chile
Arturo Frondizi
Alejandro Lanusse
Lanusse
Ana Villareal de Santucho
Roberto Mario Santucho
Rawson
Santiago
Luis Emilio Sosa
Buenos Aires
Trelew-Rawson
Freak Accident Injures Two on I-69
A truck loaded with calcium overturned after a passing car struck its left rear corner on I-69 north of Ind 236. Benford E. Strahan and daughter Patricia of Rt. 7 Muncie were taken to St. John's Hospital. driver Bernard N. Dickes Jr. of Indianapolis was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
Benford E. Strahan
Patricia
Rt. 7
Muncie
Bernard N. Dickes Jr
E. Ruskin Place
Indianapolis
Dickes
Jon Sloan
Ind
Strahan
Lapel Band Places Fourth In Competition
Lapel High School marching band finished fourth in the Farmer's Day Parade Band Contest in Indianapolis. The event, open to township and county bands, awarded Lapel a trophy and 40 dollars. Ben Davis led with 285 points followed by Pike, Center Grove, Lapel, and Mt. Vernon among the twelve entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Lapel High School
Lapel
Ben Davis
Pike
Center Grove
Mt. Vernon
Thorntown
Edgewood
Morristown
Zionsville
Wainwright
Cascade
Haubstadt
Two Homosexuals Take Over Bank in Brooklyn Siege
Two gunmen seized the Sheepshead Bay Chase Manhattan branch in Brooklyn holding eight hostages for hours. They demanded a plane to fly to Kennedy Airport and freed a fellow inmate from a psychiatric ward. Bank guard freed. managers and a woman considered for a flight. Police surrounded the bank as the men taunted authorities and discussed escape plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broklyn
Kennedy Airport
Robert Barrett
Sheepshead Bay
Chase Manhattan Bank
Brooklyn
Wostervice
Kennedy
Elwood City Court Hears 16 Cases In One Afternoon
Judge Riley M. Sharp presided over Elwood City Court Tuesday afternoon hearing 16 cases. Several defendants pleaded guilty to public intoxication and other traffic offenses with fines and costs, while a few cases were dismissed or continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Riley M. Sharp
Paul L. Stettler
Indianapolis
Willard Rice
S. 18Th St
Phil Miller
Tipton
Frankie Miller
S. Sheridan
Howard E. Durr
Summitville
Anderson And Madison County Area Deaths
Obituary notices from Anderson and surrounding Madison County list deaths of Robert Witsche in London England with ties to Anderson. Elwood resident Phoebe May Tyndall and Paul Patrick Gillespie of Anderson. Details cover birthplaces, family survivors, and funeral arrangements in Park Forest Illinois Knox Chapel Cemetery Memorial Park Cemetery and local churches.
Wilfred Jones Black dies after illness in Birmingham
Wilfred Jones Black 208 N 95th St Birmingham Ala died 10 23 p m Monday Mercy Hospital after weeks illness He was a millwright and coal miner a member of Robuck Methodist Church Survived by wife Iona two daughters Merle Buechler Elwood and Mary Jo Arduser Fr Wayne one sister three brothers and two grandchildren Body to Jackley-Landrum then Bell Funeral Home Birmingham services 2 30 p m Thursday burial in Birmingham Calling hours after 2 p m today in Birmingham FAIRMOUNT Nell Young 74 dies at Marion nursing home born in Jonesboro lived in Fairmount area 72 years past matron of Order
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Elwood
Phoebe May’ (Watters) Tyndall
S. H St
Grant County
Carnegie Illinois Steel
Church of the Nazarene
Royal Neighbors
Jesse Tyndall
Beverly Ann Fortier
Hobart
Dave Watters
Walter Watters
Martha Gerencser
Fern Karch
Faye Smith
Gary
Clark Chapel
Dibble
Noblesville
Knox Chapel
Paul Patrick
Pat) Gillespie
Nelle St
Rushville
Anderson
Guide
Democratic Party
Democrat
Order of Eagles
Uaw-Cio
Howard
Louise) Oliver
Marion
George
Alice) Gates
Clear Spring
M. Gillespie
Lawton
Patrick H
Slemp
Thelma) Kinser
Roderick
Velma) Stowell
Gail Gillespie
Hubert Gillespie
Detroit
Mich
Gilbert Gillespie
Tampa
Fla
Brown and Butz
Virgil Bjork
First United Methodist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Wilfred Jones Black
95Th St
Birmingham
Ala
Mercy Hospital
Alabama
Robuck Methodist Church
Iona
William F
Merle) Buechler
Paul
Mary Jo) Arduser
Wayne
Jackley-Landrum Funeral Home
Bell Funeral Home
Mortuary
Fairmount
Nell Young
Jonesboro
The
Order
South Madison Announces School Calendar for 1972 73
Pendleton Heights High School hosts August 30 building meetings for South Madison teachers. Meetings start 8:30 a.m. with workshops at 9 a.m. The district calendar shows September 1 as first day, early dismissal, Thanksgiving break, Christmas break extending to January, end of first semester January 19, and final day of classes April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
South Madison
Pendleton Heights High School
Endar
Vaca'hk
New Arrivals at St Johns and Community Hospitals
Birth notices list several newborns across two hospitals. At St Johns Hospital the Hiles, Welpott, Walker, Reeder, Schlegel, Grisson families announce a girl, a boy, a boy, a girl, a boy, a girl born to each couple respectively. At Community Hospital the Bragg, Hall, Graddy families report three newborn boys in Summitville Daleville Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
Charles Hiles
E. Lynn St
Warren Welpott
W. 53Rd St
David Walker
Pendleton
John Reeder
Fountain
Tony Schlegelmilch
E.th
David Bragg
Summitville
Edward Hall
Daleville
Stanley Graddy
Greenfield
Nyborg Castle Named Denmark’s Oldest Surviving Fortress
Nyborg Castle in Denmark, dating from 1170, is described as Scandi navia's oldest existing castle. The historic fortress stands as a premier example of medieval architecture and regional power in Nyborg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyborg
Denmark
Nybor
Scandinavia
Obituary: Marion Woman. multiple survivors listed
The deceased was a member of the Eastern Star and involved in several clubs and church groups. Surviving are three children, eleven grandchildren, four great grandchildren, one brother James Clevenger and five sisters, with services set for Thursday at 10 a.m. at Hunt Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. Norman Carter, followed by interment at Grant Memorial Park Cemetery in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Fairmount
Liberty Home Economics Club
Little Ridge
Red Bluff
Calif
Russell Robbins
Eugene Conrotto
San Francisco
Clifford Graaskamp
San Jose
Hunt Fune
Norman Carter
Grant Memorial Park
Marion
Fairmount Elder Orville Hasty 80 Dies at Marion General
Orville E. Hasty 80 a lifelong Fairmount resident and IOOF member died at Marion General Hospital at 3 50 am Tuesday. Survived by wife Ruth four daughters Martha Eddy Mary Thurman Marjorie Clock Dorothy Wright a son George Hasty a sister and nine grandchildren 16 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set for 2 pm at Nolder Memorial Chapel with Rev Harold Walker officiating. Friends may call after 2 pm today at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount
Orville E. Hasty
Marion General Hospital
Grant County
Ioof Lodge
Ruth
Warren
Martha) Eddy
Liverpool
N. Y
Byron
Mary) Thurman
Willis
Marjorie) Clock
Mitchell
Del
Dorothy) Wright
Marion
George Hasty
Ora Dale
Nolder Memorial
Park Cemetery
Harold Walker
Death of James F Ferguson at 76 in Alexandria
James F Ferguson 76 of 108 S West St Alexandria died Monday evening after a five week illness at Community Hospital. He was a member of the Eagles Lodge. Survived by wife Mrs Ernest McCarty Wayne and Jimmy Ferguson a sister Mrs Charlotte Cartwright seven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Services at 10:30 Thursday at Noffie Funeral Home with Rev John Dickens officiating. Burial in Parkview Cemetery.
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Alexandria
James F. Ferguson
S. West St
Community Hospital
Eagles Lodge
Ernest McCarty
Wayne
Jimmy Ferguson
Charlotte Cartwright
Noffie
John Dickens
Parkview Cemetery
Odrinex Promise: Lose Ugly Fat or Money Back
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Chanvelle
St. John's
Marge Bodwell
Alamogordo
Roger Lee
St. Walnut St
Madison County
Old St. Rd
Lawrence G. Shepard
Shepard
Herald
John Epperson
Dr. Joseph
LaForest C. Smith
Orange
N.J
Anderson Community School Corporation
ACSC
Anderson High School
Austral Air Lines
Ernest Aarons
John Westervice
Wojtervice
Elwood Cty Court
Darrell E. Hover
N. 7Th St
Curtis L. Wilhoite
S. A St
Eugene Kock
Avilla
Randy J. Lane
S. D St
Don W. Oliver
Ridgeville
Dalton L. Davis
Gaston
Norman Seeley
Larry Henn
S. B St
Shelby Flowers
James L. Muir
Arcadia
John Simmons
Main St
Anderson and
Robert Witsche
London
Jesse Taylor
Portland
Lake of the Woods
Bremen
Louisville
Chicago
Pauline
Ted Witsche
Park Forrest
Ill
Phoebe Tyndall
Paul Gillespie
Wilfred Black
Nell Yale
James Ferguson
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