Nixon to Impound Funds Amid Anti Tax Drive
A chaotic national page 2 report outlines President Nixon insisting he will continue to impound Congress funds to block tax increases as anti crime measures face swift action. The piece notes police protection amid threats, with broader discussions on crime, defense spending, and public safety across multiple pages.
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Police Department Days
Nixon
Congress
John Stennis
Mississippi
Serrata Democrats
Nixon to send Kissinger to Hanoi on postwar aid talks
President Nixon announced Kissinger will travel to Hanoi next week to discuss postwar financial aid for North Vietnam and he will meet South Vietnamese President Thieu this spring. He framed a broad Indochina reconstruction program as a peace incentive and said aid could begin after Vietnam compliance is observed. He noted no overseas trips in early 1969 and emphasized peacemaking over war.
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Washington
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Paris
Indochina
Sether
Kissinger
Kisainger
Thiew
China
Tio
Vietnam
Navy
Hide
Neher Flynn
Ang Air Force
Maj
Philip Smills
John Downey
Niven
Congressional
Noth
South
SHAFT Targets Highland Lake Project Critics Claim Boondoggle and Land Grab
SHAFT Save Heritages and America For Tomorrow Inc accuses the Highland Lake plan extending Geist Reservoir to Pendleton of being a colossal land grab by Indianapolis Water Company. Spokesmen John Ross and Rex Cauldwell charge Shorewood Corporation and Mayor Richard Lugar, with the Army Corps of Engineers, seek private profit via eminent domain. They contend water needs are overstated and the project serves a few interests, not public recreation. The group cites claims that the Corps admits no shortage until 2000 and argues Morse and Geist reservoirs are overbuilt and underutilized.
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Highland Lake
Geist Reservoir
Pendleton
Marion County
Shaft Save Heritages and
America For Tomorrow, Inc
Madison County
UAW Cap Council
Indianapolis Water Company
Shorewood Corporation
Indianapolis Walter Company
Hamilton
Hancock
Madison
Indianapolis
Fall Creek
SHAFT
Corps of Reiners
Ross
Highland
Hie
Indianapolic Water Company
Tandal
Shorewood
Indianapolis Water ‘Company
Cauldwell
Moses
Tom Moses
Five-Generation Family Injured in Head-On Indiana Crash
Martha Cooper 55 Grace Clark 77 Mary Cooper 38 Brenda Cooper unknown Melissa and Angie Cooper ages four and two all hospitalized after their car was struck head on by a Delvin Painter 59 in a Madison County incident. Painter also taken to hospital in satisfactory condition. Indiana State Police and local officers investigated with engineer of the freight train and other drivers providing statements.
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Felwood
Elwood Mercy Hospital
Jala
Che
Valle
Ind
Wheeler
Elwood
John Ponieli
Martha Dane Cowper
Riwacds Bane
Grace Clark
Kyaodshey
Mary Cooper
Brenda Cooper
Melissa
Angie Cooper
Community Tespital
Delvén
Robert Painter
Alexandria
Ralman Leo George
Tke
Madison County Folice Department
Painter
Martha Jane Cooper
Indiana Attorney General outlines duties and challenges
Indiana Attorney General Theodore L. Sendak addressed the Anderson Exchange Club detailing the office duties from consumer protection to legal advisory. He stressed the office lacks criminal jurisdiction, relies on persuasion in consumer cases, and highlighted actions against pyramid schemes and a Terre Haute magazine threat as achievements.
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Theodore L. Sendak
Anderson Exchange Club
Indiana
Sendak
Sendak 3
Glenn Turner
Pyramid Sales Corporation
Fiert
Terre Haute
Consumer Protection Agency
Consumer Protection Department
Bills Affecting Anderson Advance In Legislature
Two Indiana bills moved forward after a public hearing with Anderson involvement. Senate Bill 203 would let second class city mayors reorganize city government into a cabinet system, supported by Anderson Mayor Robert Rock and several other mayors. House Bill 1005 would authorize a sanitary district for Anderson to manage sanitary and drainage services, backed by Mayor Rock and the Chamber of Commerce to avert economic decline.
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Lee E. Lort
Wecaid
Indianapolis
Indiana General Assembly
Anderson
Martin K. Chip
Edwards
New Castle
Indiana
Senate Jail Committee On Governmental Affairs
Senate
Thomas McComb
Fort Wayne
Tom Teague
D-Anderson
Robert Rock
Rock
Teague
Elkhart
Bloomington
South Bend
Lafeayette
Richmond
Evansville
General Assembly
Anderson Thsber
Commerce
House
Frank Woschitz
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
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John Sheants
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Daniels
Castor Oid
Hormilian County
Police Department
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Morse
Geist
Ind. 9
County Noad
Lo Community Hospital
Clank
Paintur
Koln Nett Op Ind
Beily
Lo. Restaurart
Martha Caapay
Mary
Indiana State Police
Roge Davis
Davis
Columbus’ Avenue
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Knightatown
Davis Sustainen
Fender
Robert, Pata
By Pam Mulkey
U.S
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Craig Campbell
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