Police Blotter Details Multiple Local Incidents
City police investigated a possible rape homicide that proved to be natural causes after Grace Etchinson was found dead. A spree of cat burglaries on Hawthorne Ave saw several entries and small cash thefts. Two Elwood residents were injured in a crash near a utility pole. An Anderson woman injured in a two car collision on West ltn St. A local man cited on three traffic charges after fleeing a property damage accident and another crash. A hospital security tip led to a marijuana possession pre-charge for Billy Vaughn. Two men were arrested for burglary and auto banditry after attempting to break into an auto near Royal Arms apartments. Edgewood police reported a motorcyclist accident on Winding Way with possible injuries. A second cycle crash near Pendleton left consistent abrasions and injuries.
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South Side
Grace Etchinson
Morton St
Madison County
Bill Hifl
Merald
Anderson
Hawthorne Ave
Larry Wood
Vonnie Dellinger
Jerry Rhodes
Elwood
Community Hospital
Ronald L. Majors
N. 4Th St
P Ublity
Majors
Randy Sec
South
St. Ad ON
West Ltn St
Janice K. Grant
Vineyard St
Marta Foster
Grant
Foster
Mark J. James
W. Pree Re
Willie Sloan
We 2Nd St
West 3Rd St
Madison Ave
Sycamore
West Fourth Streets
James
Randy G. Gray
Halford St
St. John’s Hospital
Terijuana
Billy Kay Vaughn
Fletcher
Royal Arms
Phillip Wayne Huston
Sheppard Rd
Monte Lee Talmage
Raible Ave
Irving I
John Bolderson
Edist St
Huston
Tal
Fryback
Edgewood
Pryback
Anderson City
Saturiday
Brent C. Foust
Madison SL
Pendleton
Alexandria educators weigh pay with state aid amid stalled talks
About 250 people and two state lawmakers attended an Alexandria Education Association meeting on teacher contract negotiations. The fact finder urged a 10 percent raise, noting funds exist, while AEA officials accuse the district of withholding budget records and plan an unfair labor practices charge as they urge turnout at Thursday’s school board budget hearing.
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Alexandria
Alexandria Education Association
AEA
Alexandria-Marroe
ABA
William M. Clary
Clary
Roger Jessup
Fairmount
Mendel Adams
Marion
Adams
Madison County
Toca Copirol
Ford undecided on U S civilians helping man Sinai posts
President Ford said in Milwaukee he has not decided if U S civilians should help man surveillance posts in the disputed Sinai region. Any such plan would require congressional approval and partnership. He noted rumors of an American presence but said a decision would come first from him and then go to Congress. The visit included remarks in Chicago on federal red tape and inflation and peaceful protests outside a hotel drew 50 to 80 demonstrators with no incidents.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ford
U.S
Sinai
Middle East
Congress
Washington
Colorado
Chicago
City Seeks Elderly Housing Complex on Redevelopment Site
The Anderson Redevelopment Commission received a 20000 offer from the city to buy land north of Crrpenewald Nome along Main Street. United Faith Housing Corp. must submit a formal proposal by Wednesday and seek bank loans to finance most of the project. If United Faith cannot exercise its option, the city may sell the property to fund urban renewal closeouts. Mayor Rock supports elderly housing but would consider other plans if a developer offers a better use.
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Jeff Kukowsk
Ronald Staff
Weller
Anderson Redevelopment Commission
City of
Anderson
Crrpenewald Nome
Main Street
United Faith Housing Corp
Commission
Willadean
Kimble
United Faith
Robert J. Rock
Rock
Tom McMahan
Harry H. Harter Charitable Trust
Anderson Banking Co
Harter
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Anderson Hotel
Eugene Glick
Leo Lippinang & Associates
Cur Baballgas Bf
Indianapolis
Elwood Clerk-Treasurer Quits Opens Nominating Battle
Elwood faces a clerk treasurer vacancy as Mary Owens resigns for health reasons after 28 years. Council nominates Mrs Billy Brogdon, a novice, for November on the Democrat ticket while Mrs Mary Cocaeligus seeks the Republican post after serving as deputy. City budget ordinances and a water study contract were debated with several items tabled for September.
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Jolanna Winings
Felwood
Elwood
Mary Owens
Owens
Fourth
Cal
Billy Brogdon
Gwen
Brogham
Tcket
Mary Cocaeligus
Gene Smith
Cornelious
Robert Noble
Joseph Fragoneni
Cale Assocaites, Inc
South Bend
Couple's Funeral Set Wednesday for Neal and Reba Hinton
Neal K. Hinton 48 a postal carrier and Reba L. Hinton 45 of Anderson died in a two car crash on Ind 37 in Johnson County. Funeral rites will be Wednesday at Central Wesleyan Church with burial at Mapland Cemetery. Survivors include four children, grandchildren, and several siblings and parents. A memorial fund was established at the church.
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Rites Widwesday
Anderson
J. Ralph Matthews
36Th St
St. John's Hospital
Delco- Remy Toolream
Jerry Mathews
Blanche Dean
Louisville
Ben
May) Evert
St. Petersburg
Flac
William C. Matthews
Putnamville
Tom (Eillie
Joyce
T Nat
Brown and Ratz Feneral
East Maplewood Cemetery
Hillery Rice
William Pershing Bedford
William H. Pershing
Bedford
Bloomington
Carlee
Central Foundry
Kithering Mudd Pershing
Charles
Gary
naCole Elwood
Claude Cole
Ora Cole
Madoc
Henry County Hospital
New Castle
Copher and Fesler
Elwood
Elwood City
Ora Tyindel
William Hancock
Gertrude Sheets
Gertrude F. Sheets
Main St
James Sheets
Harold FE. Ronelle
Tercy Bailey
Saunders
Daleville
Sheets
Bulk Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Delcon Relay Division
Jack
Shirley) Davidson
Larry
Judith) Lee
Orvillie
Martha) Robinson
Floyd
Pete
Harley Passwater
Pam
Sherman
Krszel
Marold
Joyce) McCorkle
Arcadia
Fla
Chares
Normad Chance
Don
Beverly) Roof
DonaldCarolyns SirNeeley
Edmund Siam
Miami
Weir Cullipher
Grey Holland
Mary Ritterskamp
Baker Brothers Funeral
Lynn Henry
Mary S. Ritterskamp
Eighth SL
Brockman and Sons Funeral
Mabel F. Smith
HS 3
Spiceland
Middletown
Gateher Funeral Home
Knightstown
Park Cemetery
Greenfield
Howard
Credeth) Harris
Rt. 2
Shirley
Joseph
Johannah) Mola
Holiday
Alvan Smith
Iya Ratliff
Kennard
Helen Whipple Alexandiia
Alexandria
Helen M. Whipple
Ruth Ann Hoser
Josephine Hall
Marion
Bertha Riley
Albert Russell Elwoon
Albert Russell
Rt. 4
Parkview Convalescent Center
Howard County
151St Infantry
Eagles Lodge
Arthur P. Russell
Cordelia B. Russell
Dunnichay
Max Bingham
Neal
Reba Hinton
Third St
Central Wesleyan Church
Lloyd Stuart
Gf Bateman
East Mapland
Rowe
Weston
Neal K. Hinton
U.S. Postal Service
Anderson: Weald
Reba L. Ninton
Sears Roebuck Co
Ashland
Robert Betty Swenson
Mags
Mary Webster
Indianapalis
Everett
Phillip Leadingham
Troy
Ohio
Johnson County
Tor Line WattHess Bargains Hawitt's Furniture Byrehayasi
Meridian shoppers are urged to visit Hawitt's Furniture Barn for line bargains as merchandise is marked down. The store promotes a wide selection and competitive prices aimed at drawing in customers from Meridian and nearby areas.
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Hawitt
Tax Levy and City Funds Adjusted in Council Meeting
The council approved changes to several tax levy funds including the general obligation bond fund at 31.2 cents, airport fund at 23.9, city planning fund at 63, and community development fund at 2.9. Redevelopment bond redemption fell to 3.0, air pollution control to 2.0, firemen and police pension funds rose to 29.3 and 16.0 respectively, while sanitary district decreased to 2.0. an ordinance to remove a sewage rate surcharge on multi family housing was passed.
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Anderson Bicentennial Coordinating Committee
Hunter-Weidner Chevrolet
New Arrivals at Community Hospital
At Community Hospital three newborns are recorded with parents Mr. and Mrs. Gary Tucas Rt. 3.2 boy. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Granger of Alexandria a girl. and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McKinney 2004 MWalford Sta boy.
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Community Hospital
Gary Tucas
Danny Granger
Alexendria
Kenneth McKinney
Mwalford
The Folly of Gossip and the Call to Better Conversation
A dated reflection on gossip contrasting quotes from Shakespeare Winchell Meredith and others. It argues gossip twists truth for amusement and offers a remedy by engaging the brain before speaking to curb needless chatter. It ends with a call to shun gossip and cultivate good conversation.
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Shakespeare
Walter Winchell
George Meredith
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