Police Warn Of Harassing Phone Calls In Anderson
City and county police urge Anderson residents to beware of anonymous harassing calls from a man claiming to be a telephone company worker. He has urged victims, mostly elderly, to unplug phones, potentially leaving them unable to call for help. Police request anyone with information to contact local authorities.
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Anderson
Barnes
Lee
Tee
Windham
UAW Local 662 votes on tentative contract with Delco Remy
Some 662 members attend explanation meetings to hear terms of the national contract with General Motors unit Delco Remy. Voting is set for today at Delco plants with times listed, as union leaders note talks have moved slowly amid unsettled issues.
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UAW
General Minnors
Robert Kinerk
Kinerk
Delvo
Union Oeats
Turals Aeross
Hoca G&s
Local 662
Belco- Remy
GUL Uthion
Teek
Tor Delco-Remy
Police Blotter and Local News Roundup
A Pendleton girl 7 was treated at St. Jotar's Hospital after a car rolled over her legs. Christy Holloway and Lisa McKinney figures appear among several injuries from incidents on Adams Street and West 2nd Street. A Ford theft and multiple minor crashes produced various injuries. Thieves stole a sewing machine from Ruth's Public Shop and items from Benny Osborne's truck. Break-ins at Phillips 66 and Art's Pizza yielded loose change and damaged machines. The city Board of Zoning Appeals granted three special exceptions including a new fire station project financed largely by a federal grant and a car dealership development on Broadway. A parent-teacher conference at Seventh Street School noted student progress after the second grading period.
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Pendleton Gir
St. Jotar's Hospital
Mendleton Palltw
Christy D. Holloway
Adams St
Utr
Lisa A. McKinneys
Anderson
EB Strees
Pendleton
West 2Th St
Fairview
Dennis M. Decker
Meridian St
Michael M. Kirkpatrick
High St
Middlelawn
Kirkpatrick
Stephanie Weaver
Michael O. Tetravis
Oakdale
McGuire
Ruth
Main St
Patice
SIU
CPO
Benny Osborne
72Nd St
Osborne
Phillips 66
Ida
South Anderson
Dody S Nicholson
East 16Th Street
Art's Pizza
Threvts
Ace-Radio
Edward Smock
Washington St
Alexandria
Arounat
Board of “Aning Appeals
Meeeting
Dueyaiber
1St Street
Columbus Avenue
Ed Ballinger
Ballinger
Broadway
Hartman Rod
Russ Regenold
South Meridian
Harrison St
Bids Opened for Police Annex Lab Equipment and Fire Dept Projects
The safety panel opened bids for a lab fume hood setup and related equipment for the new Police Annex, with three bids totaling $7,265.94 to $14,574 and a separate Motorola bid of $2,800 for 10 portable radios. The board also approved a $2,500 federal advance to Inspector Lovee for narcotics purchases and noted bids for a rescue tool,Tele-Squirt fire truck plans, personnel promotions and contract talks.
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Molon Park
Crystal Springs
Miss
Carlin Mathison Scientific Inc
Indiianapolis
Paddy Jamerson
Motorola
Thomas J. Lovee
Joyce
Anderson Fire Department
Midwest Fire Aru Safety Corp
Indianapolis
Ed Ballinger
The
Safety Board
Richard Wiley
Ose
Rusty Bodenhorn
Dudley McIntosh
Witnesses Describe Gun Handoff and Hidden Weapon
Eyewitnesses recount Barnes statements and a 22 caliber handgun linked to Williams. Testimony covers hiding the weapon under a mattress, turning it over to police, and fear during the incident at the Planet Club and nearby storefronts.
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Walice
Harnes
Wiliams
Williams
Lockwood
Barnes
Grand Jury
Willams
Lee
Towant
Grand
Larkwood
Swick
Atorneys
Madney Mavis
Anderson
Varnes
Louise Sawyer
Planet Club
Hus
Hit
Jimmie
Willie Windham
Tith
Lanust
Australian Parliament Party Strip Sparks Shocked Reax
Aussie James asked Speaker Sneddon to address an incident where Mrs Wills performed at a 10 year Parliament anniversary party. A photographer was told to leave, ministers reddened, and Camerson halted the event amid dispute over the bikini act and its political fallout.
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Paget
James
House of Representatives
Hilly Sneddon
Luk Shose
Firs Wills
Canberra
Bulph Wills
Wills
Don Cameron
Cameron
Australia
Fraser
Snedden
Memers
Parliament
Deadline Urges Early Mail as Holiday Rush Strains USPS
The Associated Press reports 19 shopping days remain until Christmas with today’s deadline for parcels to arrive by holiday mail. UPS volume shifting to Postal Service amid a United Parcel strike prompts 9,000 extra workers, but officials warn delays persist. Bailor urges early mailing despite partial regional delays, while backlogs and higher costs ripple through retailers and customers.
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Associated Press
Payla
United Hatel Service
UPS
Postal Service
Benjamin F. Bailor
Bailar
U.d
Ife
United Parcel
Bailor
Teamsters Union
Washington
Parcel Post
Ann Cole
Direct Mall Marketing Association
Srike
Jusius Rath
Wally Frank
New York
Roth
Burlington
Conn
Holh
Thrifty Bandits Rob Lyon Tank Heist Report
Lyon police report a robbery at a Lyon tank site by two suspects on a motorbike. They allegedly stole between 1.2 million and 1.6 million francs in cash. No injuries reported. Investigators pursue leads and assess security lapses.
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Lyon
France
Tio Gunmea
Hank
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