Officials unveil rules on massage parlors in Anderson
The Board of Public Safety debated licensing massage schools clinics and parlors adopted a Indianapolis style ordinance. It would require licenses impose fees and bar opposite sex operators. Action delayed to Feb 15 with fines up to 500 per violation and exemptions for legitimate health clubs including YMCA. Also discussed Sgt Weatherly tax evasion case and potential resignation with suspension without pay beginning Feb 19.
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City fathers seek funds for snow cleanup relief
Anderson City Council moved to file for federal disaster relief aid to cover part of the extra snow removal costs. Indiana Senator Birch Bayh urged streamlining funds, while officials estimate local snow costs near $100,000 since year start.
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Weather Outlook Faces Light Snow Showers Through Weekend
Variable cloudiness persists through Saturday with a chance of light snow at times. No major temperature changes expected. Highs in the low to mid 20s, with tonight's lows 10 to 15. Measurable precipitation probability about 30 percent tonight. Anderson's high Thursday 21, low 3.
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Teague to announce blue ribbon panel for elected school board
Teague and Rep. Campbell back an elected Anderson area school board after a statewide poll shows 94 percent favor election. A blue ribbon committee will study district based seven trustee elections plus at large seats, with local groups urging minority representation and district guidelines meeting federal standards.
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Indiana State Police to revamp districts with surplus funds
The Indiana State Police may receive more than 14 million to build new district posts as part of a four quadrant revamp aimed at improved services. Redkey and Pendleton posts may merge, with a new district HQ planned for the Muncie Anderson Alexandria area and four quadrant bases in Lowell Fort Wayne Indianapolis and Evansville.
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Panel backs expanding Madison County Court to three judges
Indiana Judicial Study Commission urged adding a third judge to Madison County's two judges to handle a rising caseload after city and town courts are dissolved by year end 1979. The panel cited Anderson and Elwood cour ts data, noting traffic, misdemeanor and civil case volumes and court operating costs and revenues, including Anderson City Court's 1976 totals.
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Housing saga far from over in Allen Chapel renewal efforts
Anderson Community Development Director C Alan Hornley said the city council’s decision not to involve the city directly in the Allen Chapel Westside low income housing project still leaves the Housing Authority and the CD department responsible for finding a solution. He called the issue a problem the community must face and said a meeting with Mayor Rock and Jack Samuels to discuss acquisition options is planned with westside leaders next week.
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