Conference on Juvenile Justice drawn by Central Indiana readers
Local citizens organize a two day conference to tackle youth well being and rising juvenile crime. The Coalition for Juvenile Justice invites 1000 plus invitations, with sessions at the Elks Club and City Building featuring workshops on Foster Homes Halfway Homes Law Enforcement and more. Organizers include Judge Clifford Dr Val Clear Donna Bucove and Elizabeth McMahan among others. Reservations for Friday dinner open to all with contact Jan Seal. Gov Bowen endorses the event as vital.
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Indiana
Coalition For Juvenile Justice
The
Elks Club
Broadway
Jan Seal
Cynthia Capozzoli
William Clifford
Superior Court Two
the Herald
Juvent Court
Oris R. Bowen
League of Women Voters
YMCA
Red Cross
Community Action Council
Urban League
CAP
Judge Clifford
Val Clear
Anderson College
Donna Bucove
Jo McCarty
Elizabeth McMahan
Thomas McMahan
Jack Norris
Jack, Samuels
Jane Seal
Norma Lossberg
Fred Spencer
Ruthie Cooper
Bert Galloway
Norman Walters
Gental Assembly
Clifford
Clear
Mildred Palmer
Madison County Department of Public Welfare
Dorothy van Brandt
Indiana Girls School
Craig Camppett
House
Andrew Cook
Family Service
Madison County
Public Instruction
James Miller
Indiana Department of Public Instruction
Robert Kinsey
Howard County
Youth Service Bureaus
John W. Ransburg
Criminal Justice Planning Agency
San Francisco
City
James Joseph
Cummins Engine Company
Columbus
Local UAW workers vote on contract terms today
The tentative agreement splits overtime and Sunday work into Plan A and Plan B options, with voluntary overtime rules and six Saturdays per year under Plan B. It includes retirement benefits up to 30 years, increased lifetime allowances, health and safety provisions, expanded insurance, and a drug rehabilitation pilot, plus layoffs tied to GM demand and plant schedules amid a broader GM idle period.
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UAW
Iter
General Motors
Boke
U.S
Canada
City Redevelopment Hikes Pass as Commission Approves Salaries
In a brief Monday session the Anderson Redevelopment Commission approved salary increases for department staff. Separate items include a mistrial in a Georgia Court case involving a trucking firm, hearings on damages, and several property purchases in the Main Street and Delaware-Brown Redevelopment areas.
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Anderson’ Redevelopment Commission
Sal Sry
Grand Jury Indicts Man in Anderson Murder Case
A Grand Jury indicts an Anderson man for first degree murder over the Nov 3 fatal shooting of Henrietta L. Jackson at 1405 Cedar St. James Gunnie appeared in Circuit Court. arraignment rescheduled to Dec 1. Other indictments include Douglas Cart McClurg for burglary with delayed sentence. Larry Lee Jenkins and Johnny Ray Howards face second degree burglary. several cases continued or set for trial in January with defense appointments and psychiatric evaluations.
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Stadison County
Grand Jay
Anderson
Henrietta L. Jackson
Cedar St
James Gunnie
Ellen Dr
Slarence Clark
Douglas Cart McClurg
Indiana Department of Corrections
Daniel_xirx
Momas
Larry Lee Jenkins
Thelt
New Arrivals Born at St Johns and Community Hospital
Mr and Mrs James Waugh at 3604 E 38th St welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Julius Thomp at 1100 Sherman SE had a girl. Mr and Mrs Thomas Davis Ro 2 had a girl. Mr and Mrs James Shively Frankton had a girl. Mr and Mrs Thomas Netherland 705 W 24th St had a girl. At Community Hospital Mr and Mrs Bobby Lambert Chesterfield had a boy. Mr and Mrs Randy Ratliff 1913 W Second had a boy. Mr and Mrs Frederick Bury 2001 Fairview had a boy.
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James Waugh
E. 38Th St
Julius Thomp
Sherman SE
Thomas Davis
James. Shively
Frankton
Thomas Netherland
24Th St
Community Hospital
Bobby Lambert
Chesterfield
Randy Ratliff
W. Second
Frederick Bury
Fairview
Auto Break-In at Local Vehicle Reported to Police
Anderson police reported an auto break-in discovered early morning. Police charged 18 year old Michael Dale Pierce of 413 East 21st Street with second degree burglary after entry gained via a window chiseling and the vehicle radio missing.
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Anderson
Neat Criminal Investigation Division
Jack Looper
Nabie
Aken
Michael Dale Ierce
21St St
Shacklett Artic Fire Victim To Be Buried Wednesday
Relatives said Shacklett was overcome by smoke while trapped in a quick movement to escape a house fire. Funeral services are set for 1 p.m. Wednesday at L. C. May Funeral Home with burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Fire officials estimate $2000 in damages from an electrical short. Shacklett, born in Vine Grove, Kj, moved to Anderson in 1927 and was a retired employee of Deke Remy. He belonged to Wallace Temple AME Zion Church and the Independent Club, and is survived by daughters Correlia Smith and Ruth Dillon.
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Vine
Shacklett
L. C. May Funeral Home
East Maplewood Cemetery
Henry Johnson
Bethesda Baptist
Vine Grove
Anderson
Deke Remy
Wallace Temple Ame: Zion Church
Independent Club
Correlia Smith
Ruth Dillon
Emge Pact Talks Continue On Tentative Offer
Coile, general manager of Emges, refused to comment on the strike but confirmed rejection of the proposal. Chaille said union leaders would review the tentative agreement concluded Friday night and recommend it to their members.
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Oh, Coile
Emges
Chaille
United Way Campaign Sees Mixed Employee Participation
United Way totals show 23 731 in public school employee gifts averaging 611 90 per person. Physicians contributed 4 820, 13 percent less than last year, while dentists and attorneys showed low participation. Realty firms and small businesses lagged, with fair share potential cited as a major boost for Madison County services.
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United Way
Miler
Dobos
Tima
Madison County
Miller
Annexation in Elwood Approved by City Council
Elwood approves an ordinance annexing about 4.75 acres northeast of the city bounded by Fairground Road 19th Street a rear alley behind Anderson Street and North K Street. A West Elwood annexation will be considered later. The council split on road paving around the city park and discussed funding for a new fire truck and sewer upgrading costs could reach 56 million.
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Elwood
Fairground Road
19Th Street
Anderson Street
K Street
West Elwood
Gene Smith
Jim Cole
Smith
Danny Faucett
Street Commission
Cole
Ave Park
Football Road
Faucett
Nursing Home and School Board
Clarence Dever Jr
Falur
Ity
Dever
Clyde E
Steam and Pollution Control Board
Indiana Department of Health
Edwin Pavese
Councilen
Hts
YMCA
Anderson And Madison County Area Deaths
Ethel Baldwin 87 of Saddle Lane died Monday at St Johns Hospital after illness. Widow of Willard Baldwin she lived in Anderson with her grandson six years. Surviving two great grandsons and a sister in Muncie. Funeral Thursday at Meeks Mortuary Muncie. Interment Gardens of Memory Muncie. Roy D. Stum of Anderson died in a Santa Barbara auto crash. He lived in California past four years and attended IU two years. Surviving include two brothers Jim and David, maternal grandfather Mrs Orie Whitaker of Elwood, and others. Cremation in California. Jena Hodson 94 of Warren died Saturday at Methodist Memorial Home Warren. Surviving two sons and a sister. Services Monday at Mt. Carmel? New Columbus. Butler Funeral Home Warren in charge. Marilyn Fancey substitute teacher in Muncie since 1983. Pendley, Pendiley family in Anderson. Funeral 1 pm Wednesday Baker Brothers. Burial Elm Ridge. Charles Hunt 55 of Greenfield died Saturday at Hancock County Memorial Hospital. Surviving four daughters and three sons. Services Wednesday Condo and Son Funeral Home. Burial Eden Cemetery. Robert Weio? of Pendleton died at St Johns. Surviving wife Vera and two children. Burial Cornell Bright Willis in Anderson Memorial Park.
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Ethel Baldwin
Ethel Mae Baldwin
Richard DeCrastos
Saddle Lane
Muncie
Meeks Mortuary
James Stewart
Ander
Roy D. Stum
Ralph
Virginia Stum
Edgehill la
San Marcos Pass
Santa Barbara
Calif
Anderson
Roy
Highlond High School
Indiana University
Geeting Theater
Community Hospital
Orderly
California
Sota Barbara
Jim
David
Royal Oak
Mich
Orie Whiaker
Elwood
Harold E.J. Rovélle
Anderson Memorial Cemetery
Jena Hodson
Leon L. Hodson
Warren Snce
Madison Markleville
Whetstone Christianhurch
Chilford Keesling
Markleville
Lillie Cox
Methodist
Wis
Baker Brothers Funeral
Thomas Alston
Buriial
Elm Ridge Couse
Nee
Charles Hunt Wilkinson
Charles Hunt
Greenfield
Hancock County Memorial Hospital
Bessie Jenkins
Mays
John
Coptene) Maupin
Don
Martha) Fisher
Noblesville
Crystal) Heath
Seattle
Wash
Marian
Raymond Hunt
Springfield
Condo and Son Funeral
Paul Trumbauer
United Methodist Church
Willow Branch
Eden Cemetery
Vucsvn
Robert Weio
Hosa
Treat
Ane Serson
Itarion County
Pendleton
First Methodist Church
Vera
Wilbur
Jean) Dowden
Lawrence Lee
Rt. 3
Pearl ‘Tyson
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Aston Panto
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Alexandria Bohannon
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Matthews
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Francine VanDyke
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Marylou Kilgore
Alatza and Skinner
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Commisson
Delaware-Brown
Milford
Effie Johnson
Ninth St
Billie Mcloud
W. 13Th St
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Fern Barnes
Thelma Williams
Poena
Uevenmant
Willie R. Redfield
Circuit Court
Pavne
J. Bayne Burton
Daniel E. Colvin
Johnny Ray Howards
Darlene Harris
Charles Stevenson
Deimos Moore
Eine Rede
St. John's Hospital
Emge Pact
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the Light Bible
Pendleton Avenue
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Cee
Marilyn Fanceyst
Sidant
Robert Lee End
Hollon’s Drugs Panorama Cinter
Lewis A. Hennigar
Citizen's Bank
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