Area Police Blotter Reports Suspect In Attempted Rape Case
Chesterfield area police say a possible suspect exists in an attempted rape of two young girls near a Spiritualist camp. The victims aged 14 and 16, were reportedly offered a ride by three men, later assaulted at a west side home, but escaped. A confidential informant named one suspect. no arrests yet. Policers pursue intensified investigations.
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Chesterfield
Chesterfeld
APD
Anderson's
West Side
Pencheton
Madison Avenues
Douglas Buck
19Th St
Keck
Middletown
Cleatus BE. Watson Jr
Rt 1
Box 14
Ite
St. John's Hospital
Sith Steel
Ami
Thomas Newman
Sherman St
Watson
Newman
Fim
Ridgeville
Tuesday
Mary Sheneyfelt
St. John’s Hospital
Clara J. Shaneytel
Shenvyfelt
Shaneyfelt
Martha Snyder
State St
Pendleton
Snyder
Snow Weather Strains Indiana Roads Amid Fog Delays
Central Indiana roads were slick with slush while state officials noted improving but wet conditions on main routes. Ind 256 near Austin and Ind 39 were closed due to high water, schools adjusted openings, and crews worked through the day to clear side streets and haul snow in Anderson and surrounding counties. The forecast calls for end of showers and a return to mild, sunny weather with highs near 50.
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Indiana
Ansonville Road
Indianapolis
106Th Street
146Th Street
Austin
Ind
Anderson Civil City
South Madison
Ken Swanson
Anderson
Swanson
Nike
Alexandria
West Central School Corporation
Odell's
Photo, Inc
8Th St
Madison County
Winston Keller
West Central
Keller
State Highway District
Farmers Strike Call Aims To Halve Farm Prices Across States
A loosely organized group named American Agriculture urges farmers nationwide to strike starting today to pressure Washington to restore farm prices to parity. The movement, centered in Springfield Colorado, lacks membership rolls and relies on farmers from 26 states planning strategy in Colorado on the eve of the action.
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Marc Charney
Associated Press
New Farmers
Midwest
Texas
California
Ken Tynden
Land O'Lakes
Minnesota
Ralph McCotter
King Sooper
Denver
Springfield
Colo
Washington
Colorado
Vote on Social Security Amid Tuition Credit Dispute
Washington AP report notes progress toward a final Social Security vote before Christmas recess as leaders seek to resolve a clash with a $250 per student tuition tax credit. Sen. Roth, sponsor of the credit, insists on its passage, amid Carter administration pressure and GOP debate over timing.
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Washington
William V. Roth
R-Del
Roth
Walter F. Mondale
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CCG
Anderson Street
Jeff Evans
Herald
Roger Besser
Besser
Central Indiana
APD Crime Laboratory
Elwood Community Schools
Northwestern School Corporation
Henry County
Madison-Grant School Corporation
Highland High School
East Side Middle School
College Grove
Killbuck
Valley Grove
Salem School Corporation
Delaware
La-Z-Boy
Berna
Pontiac
Action
McDowalds Furniture Showrooms, Inc
Pendleton Ave
Cross
Grose
W. 11Th St
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