Kokomo Lawyers Charged With Fraud Indictments
Three Kokomo lawyers, Donald J. Bolinger, Boryski, Cook, and Lloyd F. Coes, were indicted in Indianapolis by a federal grand jury on charges of misrepresentation and real estate investment trust fraud. The case centers on sales of shares in Bankers Trust of Kokomo and related properties, including the Southway Village Corp development, with alleged millions in misused funds.
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Mall
Taursday
Soulcyre
Indiana
Granid Jary
Malliemiliias Dollar Trust
Fourtern Cours
Donald J. Bolinger
Boryski
Cook
Lloyd F. Coes
Bankers Trust of
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Oseesla County
Fin
Nes Point
Americad
Indianapolis
Nowy
Southway Villy Corp
Main Street resurfacing advances despite winter fears
South Main has a completed base coat from Med Street south past the I 69 overpass. Harold Smith reports a 24 foot widening this season with a second base coat and top surface planned west of the highway. Side ditches field tile and storm drainage upgrades are scheduled as Acme Voying and Willane contractors work for Madison County to improve Main south of 1 469 toward the city limits.
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Main Street
Med Street
Gineer
Harold Smith
Acme
Jm.l Bravehiens
Madison County Commissioners
Willane
Siva
AC To Host Cortinved Endorsed For Campus Life
AC to host an April event for high school juniors and seniors on campus for 24 days to simulate college life. Anderson College will hold a first ever Sophomore Day in May to guide students in serious college selection.
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Church of God
Anerson College
Christmas shoppers flood downtown with festive displays
Downtown merchants extend hours and decorate streets and windows with wreaths and elves. Santa Claus makes appearances at K-Mark W. T. Grant and Edgewood Plaza stores as shoppers encounter holiday music and puppet shows. Local electric linemen I help illuminate the displays under supervision. More than 20000 in decorations and five trees brighten the area as stores stay open late every day before Christmas.
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Santa Aus
Anderton Retail Association
Helen Nigi
Raible Ave
Anderson Elestric
Brooks Stilson
Amy Williamson
Southdale
St. Nicks
K-Mark
W. T. Grant
Edgewood Plaza
Santa Claus
W. J. Grant
Zoning Laws Studied By Planning Body
WS Linz meeting of 199, Anderson's planting commission discussed changes to the city zoning ordinance and subdivision control ordinance including term definitions, subdivision approval procedures, and fan use requirements. Amendments unlikely for council introduction soon. The commission also named Donald Gwinmup and Lowell Kennett as representatives on the Board of Zoning Appeals for 1870, with other members serving on the board this year.
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Linz
Anderson
Donald Gwinmup
Lowell Kennett
Board of Zoning Appeals
Besi
New Arrivals From Local Hospitals Reported
Several births are listed across area hospitals including St. John’s and Community Hospital. Notable newborns include a girl to Mr and Mrs Ronald Joliland and a boy to Mr and Mrs Jeffrey Johnson of Lapel. Also mentioned is Keith A. Padgett’s son born at Army Hospital Okinawa with paternal grandparents J Her Padgett of Anderson and maternal grandparents Howard Deoren of Muncie.
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Ronald Jol Jland
Community Hospital
Soc. 5
Andl Ars
Keith A. Padgett
Army Hospital
Okinawa
Jeffrey Allen
J. Her. Padgett
Anderson
Howard Deoren
Muncie
President Continued From Foye One
The article notes unresolved funding as the new fiscal year began July 1 with key bills. Mansfield cites a $70 billion Defense Department measure and other top priorities in Lane and Welfare, awaiting Senate committee action. Stott reports the President insists action is needed and may keep Congress in session.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Scott
Bord
Stott
Nixon
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Lincoln
Simon Chats tomlaved Pron Pose Ong in Scottish bird show
In a Scotland show at Alexandra Palace a Welshman’s bird Simon Chats tomlaved Pron Pose Ong earned second with a polished whistle of Scotland ic Braye. Suzie blasted back with Colonel Begey to place fifth amid dogs, otter tricks, and barks. Bill Thomas praised Simon as a great bird and friend to the home dog. The Mynincs, an Wollan species, reportedly 7,000 birds entered the exhibition.
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Myriah
Suzie
Colonel Begey
Bill Thomas
Simon
Alexandra Palace Exhibition Hall
Anderson Vying for Renewal Funds Under NDP Review
Anderson seeks 2.5 million in federal neighborhood development funds for two protest areas Jackson Park and downtown business district. City redevelopment director David Sheldon says Chicago sent the application to Washington Feb 30 and HUD regional office approved the entry. approval timing hinges on limited funds for all urban renewal projects this year.
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NDP
Romney
Acea
Anderson
David Sheldon
Jackson Park
Central Business
Sheldon
Gabago
HUD
Chicago
Washington
Good Samaritans To Elect Officers At Christmas Event
Perkinsville residents plan a December 1 dinner at 6 p.m. to elect a 15 member Good Samaritan slate including Ernest Carver and Joan Harvey as presidents and Ann Mills with Phyllis Timmons as secretaries. An exchange of gifts and a bring-your-own-salad meal will be held, with the society supplying the meal.
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Perkinsville — the Good Samaritan Society
Perkinsville United Methodist Charen
Ernest Carver
Joan Harvey
Ann Mills
Phyllis ‘Timmons
Elmer Nucfir
Carl Alvey
Ruli Parker
Bess Minor
Anderson Obituaries Insert Highlights Stout and Sumner
Anderson area obituaries report Hally Stout and Clarence D Stout with medical details and funeral plans at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Rev R Sumner 75 former pastor of Second United Methodist in Anderson died at St Vito Kent Hospital Toledo. services at Bra den United Methodist Church with burial in Vinson Memorial Cemetery. Charles Rockhold, former Charleston Southeastern Gas executive, dies in Dunbar W Va after long career. survivors include multiple children and in laws. Final rites set for Cameron Lary at Macer Funeral Home Lew Castle and for Maude Carroll Smith at Crown Point Cemetery. Other notices cover Maude Smith Pearl Keys Gerald Mitchell Gladys Appleby.
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Arlison
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Anderson
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Finma Pearl Stout
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Inter Sneak
Morin
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Mitutle
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R. Sumyov
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Anederson
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Toledo
Ohio
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Kentucky
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Voledo
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Lexington
Central Jurisdiction
Methodist Church
Murfreexburg
Tenn
Fisk University
Nashville
Mattie Marshallard
Meien
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Dunbar
W. Va
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Rockhold
Harriet Levy
Charleston
Southestern Gas Company
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South Carolina
Robert L. Rockhold
Capel
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Nobiesville
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Calif
England
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Abany
Ind
Corision
West Palm Beach
Cameron Lacy
Cameron Allen Lary
Joan Steven Lacy
New Castle
Harold
Edith Hays
Macer
Lew Castle
Scuth Mound
Gerald Mitchell
Baker Brothers
Gernakk
Mitchell
Woodlawn
Warren
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Funeral notices from Noblesville Alexandria Lapel and Elwood report final rites today for elderly residents. Lew M Hanley Nancy McDaniel and Pauline Murray are named among the deceased with interment at Cedar Cemetery and Brookside Cemetery. Interments and times vary per location with service at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home and other area homes.
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Noblesville
Erwin
The
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Hair
Gavel
Brookside Cemetery
Pauline Murray Elwood
Duniichay ‘Bureral
Pauline Ya. Murray
Langs
Black Panther Leaders Call Genocide Charge at UN
In San Francisco the Black Panther Party attorney Charles Garry cites recent Panther killings in Chicago as deliberate extermination, threatening to confront the United Nations over alleged genocide of militant Blacks. The Chicago Seven trial in US District Court faces mistrial denials and disputes over evidence. A separate note reports 18,000 join the Audubon Society, raising chapters to 23 and total members to about 40,000.
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Mampton
San Francisco
Black’ Panther Party
Charles Garry
Chicago
United Nations
United States
Linck Panthers
UPI
Abe Bell
Abbie Hoffman
Julius I. Hoffman
Stuart Albert
William M. Kunstler
Ae Kunstler
Albert
Pril
Kunstler
Thomas A. Foran
Hoffman
Fred Hampton
Black Panther Party
New York
National Audubon Society
Final payment claims on the Eisenhower Memorial Bridge
County commissioners signed final payment claims for Yost Construction Co for the Eisenhower Memorial Bridge, marking acceptance of the bridge as far as construction. The session included officials from county, city, state and federal offices, with Magison County funding half of 1.2 million and a transportation grant covering the remainder. Deicing system work continues under a separate contract and is expected ready for operation in three weeks.
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Momters
Counnty Conmissioners
Yost Constriction Company
Necalth
Eisenhower Memorial
Board of Commissioners
Acta
Clifton B. Paddock
William Wool
George Baker
Marion Withers
Harold Smith
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Abureau of Public Roads
Anderson
Andersson Board of Public Works
Julie Nixon
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John A Volpe
Senate Debates Vaxabie Proposals Amid Tax and Social Security Talks
The Senate debated amendments affecting oil company tax deposits and voter registration drives. Southerners opposed broad admissions, with votes shaping potential $25 million yearly revenue changes, and a handicap tax deduction worth $500 aimed at transportation and work costs, potentially reducing revenues by $30 million annually.
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Voice Volt
Paul J. Fannin
Rariz
Tong
Nixon
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Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
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