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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1973

Page

2

Anderson College Opens Center for Public Service With Ruckelshaus

Ruckelshaus delivers formal opening at Anderson College for its new Center for Public Service in O C Lewis Gymnasium. The event features a public reception and news conference with leaders in government and environment. The Lilly Endowment grant funds programs to place 120 Fellows into varied public service careers.

Ruckelshaus Center For Public Service Anderson College William ‘D. Ruckelshaus 0. C. Lewis Gymnasium U. S Geral Washington, D. C Lilly Endowment Inc Indianapolis Stucents Nixon Environmental Protection Agency FBU Assis Osnes

Supreme Court backs police in broadened search ruling

The Supreme Court 6 3 rules illegally obtained evidence may be admitted when the lawfulness of the search is proved. In a District of Columbia case a cigarette packet with heroin was found during an arrest for an outstanding warrant, reversing a lower court. In Florida a marijuana find in a routine warrantless stop was upheld as admissible.

Washington Supreme Court Mert William Thurgood Yfarshall Jory District of Columbia U.S Circuit High Court Florida

Body of Marion banker found in creek near Economy

The body of Bernard L. Marcuccilli 24 of Marion is found in a shallow creek near Economy. He served on the First National Bank in Anerson board of directors and is the son of Thomas Marcuccilli a local banker. Investigations involve Muncie police Delaware and Wayne counties. Cause of death listed as drowning. details of events remain under inquiry.

Bernard L. Marcuccilli Marion Wayne County Economy Marcuccilli First National Bank Anerson Thomas Marcuccilli Carl Ers Alunde Munciepoe Delaware County Wayne Coun White River Muncie Studo Muncie Grant Equipment Co Sher- Sepasiment

Two Breakins Reported In Anderson

Anderson police logged two breaking reports late Monday night and early Tuesday morning. A Marathon station at 38th Street and Percheron Avenue said its cash register and cash were stolen through an overhead door. Detectives investigate with several suspects under review. Shortly before 2 am Tuesday Greg Myers reported stereo equipment stolen from his home via a rear door. No value listed.

Anderson 38Th Street Percherton Avenue Anderson Police Department Greg Myers Penleton Ave Ths

Gasoline Shortages and Holiday Traffic Warn Travelers

A Miami gas station dealer reports cuts in supply and plans to limit sales as holiday travelers flood roads. Stations across several states reduce hours, with Ocala warns drivers to bring antifreeze. Northbound motorists are urged to drive 50 mph to save fuel as Indiana police note steady holiday traffic.

Mia Miami Orth Corgo The Herald Lexington Corbin Knoxville Tenn Moon and Valdosta Ocala Pia Florida Indiana

Damage Suit Resumes Today in Madison Court

A $730,000 damage suit against McLain Trucking Co. Inc. or Anderson resumes in Madison Superior Court. Me and Mrs. Arthur Tobin sue over a June 18, 1971, semi truck crash at the Ind 9 and US 3 22 intersection in Grant County. Co-counsel Melvin Belli is back in California. a juror was replaced by an alternate as the trial continues.

McLain Trucking Company, Inc Anderson Madison Superior Court San Francisco Melvin Belli Arthur Tobin Anderton Belli California Don LaPierre Ray Ace Ind. 9 U.S. 3 Ind. 22 Grant County McLain Tobin LaPierre

Anderson and Madison County Deaths Report

Paul Holland 67 of 2506 East Surviving area daughter Ellen Podmore died Tuesday at his home in Anderson He had worked at Guide Lamp Division for 32 years retiring in 1966 He was a charter member of UAW Local 638 and collected tropical fish Surviving are his widow Cleaf Holland two children Jerry Holland and Treva Kennedy a sister Juanita Perry a brother Tommy Holland and four grandchildren Burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Funeral Thursday at Central Christian Church with burial details in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery

Needlecraft Club Paul Holland Ninth St C. Merrell Hudson Ter Ellen Podmore William Podmore Anderson Owensburg Ind Cleaf Everett Savage Walkers Hospital Evansville Mill Shoals, T Indiana Ol Drilling Minois Betty Joe Champaign Ill Dan Savage St. Louis Paul Ja ¥Merson Clara Brown Kitlinger Feneral Carmi

Government Center Moves Proceed Amid Furniture Sale

Government center relocation continues with welfare facilities moving to temporary quarters on the third floor. An auction will sell surplus office furniture including 90 filing cabinets and 50 benches as part of the move. Surviving relatives and funeral details are listed for several local residents.

Madison Commis Clifton Paddock Commis- Paddock Welfare Department Government Person Professional

Plan Body Acts On Rezoning Bids

The Madison County Planning Commission acted on rezoning requests Tuesday during its 1973 session. Three petitions were referred to the board of zoning appeals, one was tabled pending drainage information, and several others were approved or referred for review. Petitions included six acres north of Indiana 96 for two family dwellings, 18 acres for a farm equipment sales business, three acres for a fabric shop, 12 acres for a feed and grain mill, and one acre for a new car sales lot pending lane and county approval. A 10 acre request for a home beauty salon was referred to the board, while four other requests were either approved or tabled with conditions.

Madison County Planning Commission Board of Zoning Appeals Ind Adams ‘Township Robert Dee Lynn Snow Barbara Talton Mercer Adams Township Phillip Janice Alsebrook Ind. 32 Stoney Creek Township Board of Zoning, Appeals David Fry Thomes Rydman Opie Reger Sr Robert Reed Lafayette Township Lary Carolyn Gross Boone Township board of zoning_ appeals Seaeremarnee

North Side Residents Update on Downtown Mall Plan

North Side residents were briefed on a downtown mall and city improvements. City planning director Carty outlined proposed traffic changes and loading dock relocations, with two drawings to illustrate the project. Donnelly noted federal funding and a future press conference to reveal transit details including bus service and routes.

Tuetay Mathews Pas McCarty Associa Anderson Don Memets Carty A H J Jack Alexander Alexander Uae Donnelly Garda Suapee Parx Bill McCarty McCarty Hood Priorities Shadyside

City works board approves multiple bids and traffic upgrades

The board approved Baker-Hughes low bids for a step van, a half ton pickup, and two utility autos totaling 6424.96 and 427? total, plus a hydraulic excavator from Kitchen Machinery for 36777. Contracts for Hoosier Fence Company traffic signals were approved for Pendleton and Madison avenues. A curb cut at 2918 Bittersweet Lane was approved. Several small fund transfers within city budgets were authorized. Attendees included board president Chester Lawrence and members Lloyd Mellin and Raymond Nice, with City Attorney Jack Campbell and City Garage Superintendent John Helden present.

Prosperity Works Board William McCary Streaty Park Baker- Hughes Auto Company Elwood Air Pollution Department Baker-Hughes Halfton City Baker-Huyhes Tomte Kitchen Machinery Company of Indianapolis Hoosier Fence Company Pendleton Madison Avenues Pendleton Avenue West 22Nd Street Street Madison Avenue Little Ohn ‘Street W. H. Highsmith Chester Doc) Lawrence Lloyd Mellin Raymond Nice Jack Campbell John Helden

Russell Thomas Sidney dies at 99 in Middletown

Thomas Sidney Russell 99 of Rt 1 Middletown dies Tuesday in a nursing home in Anderson. A retired lumber man and Church of Christ member, he is survived by four daughters Mrs Frankie Koons Mrs Raymond Riley and Mrs Marvin Sider all of Middletown and Mrs Charles Cannell Muncie two sons Thomas and Ziner Russell both of Anderson and Rommy Russell Corning Ark 19 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Services are 2 pm Thursday at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home with Rev Harold Clark officiating. Burial Miller Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 pm Wednesday at the funeral home.

Middletown Thomas Sidney Russell Anderson Lunberman Church of Christ McDougal Ark Airs Frankie Koons Ray ‘Nond Riley Marvin Sider Irs Charles Cannell Muncie Sone Thos Ziner Russell Rommy Russell Corning Ballard and Shirey Harold Clark Miller Cemetery Funeral

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