Missing funds sparks audit of Madison Heights school bonds
The Anderson townsmpsco Building Corporation and the Anderson Comms School Corporation disclosed that thousands of dollars are missing from holding company funds used to retire bonds for Madison Heights High School built in 1954. An unverified estimate places missing funds near $200,000 as auditors pursue documents from 1965 to 1978, with potential grand jury action if warranted.
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Anderson Townsmpsco Building Corporation
ATSBC
Anderson Comms School Corporation
ACSC
Madison Heights High School
Madison Heights
Anderson
Charles Gaus
William C. Edmundson
Holly Lane
Anderson Community School Corporation
Robert Earer Jr
Edmundson
ATSIC
David W Gotshall
Gaus
Shearer
Madison County
Willi Lawler
Anderson Banking Company
Chastain, Due & Thomas
Teague Eyes School Board Changes In Anderson Split
Senate leader Teague will name the Blue Ribbon School Board Study Committee chair at a 2 p.m. press conference and discuss pending SB 471 options. He backs a possible amendment to defer changes until 1982 and emphasizes a local decision on an elected board for Anderson with a swift panel meeting next week.
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Senate
Thomas J. Teague
Anderson
Teague
Herald
Senate Education Committee
Robert Fair
Craig B. Campbell
John M. Blevins
Anderson Community Schools Board
Sam
Thrifty Teen Buys House With Paper Route Savings
Pam Moulder, 13, in Gremaxwauy near Indianapolis, saves nickels and dollars from a two-year paper route to make a 10 percent down payment on an $18,000 three bedroom house. Possession set for March 1, her 14th birthday. Father Steven notes frugality, mother inspired by reports of children buying homes.
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Gremaxwauy
Una
Pam Moulder
Indianapolis
Steven Moulder
Pam
Mary Moulder
Weekend Storm Skies Bring Light Snow Likelihood
Variable cloudiness today and Sunday with a 30 percent chance of snow. Highs in the mid 20s, lows near 5 to 10. Friday forecast shows a high of 24 and a low near 8. Light snow possible at times through the period.
High School Basketball Scores From Recent Meetups
Result roundup shows Loganport 55 over Anderson 51 in OT while Muncie North beat Madison Heights 65 59 Shenandoah 55 over Highland 52 Yorktown 0 Pendleton Heights 69 defeated Alexandria 74 Blackford 64 Tipton 75 beat Elwood 48 Frankton 71 over Marion Bennett 44 Mount Vernon 56 over Lapel 52 Delta 66 defeated Madison-Grant 58 Randolph Southern 75 over Daleville 51.
Indiana declares energy emergency due to coal strike
Indiana officials warn of a state of emergency with a 25 percent voluntary electricity cut required for homes and businesses to avoid rolling blackouts and layoffs. Utilities face higher costs as coal stocks run low and switch to expensive fuels while coal supplies are described as critical. Public officials urge aggressive conservation to stretch limited reserves and curb rising electric bills.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Public Service Commission
United Mine Workers
William Watt
Watt
Norman Wagner
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co
Indiana Electrical Association
Larry J. Wallace
Wallace
Hoosier farmland bill aims to curb foreign corporate purchases
INDIANAPOLIS The House passed a measure to bar foreign corporations from buying Hoosier farmland while the Senate rejected a move to repeal federal forest land acquisitions. The bill, spearheaded by MacLove R Fairmount, would restrict farm ownership to qualified entities and limit sales to large corporations, with critics warning it may curb farmers' rights. Proceedings highlighted concerns about rising land prices and long-term ownership, citing support from Donald Hume and opposition from Dellinger and Campbell.
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Indianapolis
House
Hoosier
Senate
Indiana
MacLove
Richard Dellinger
Noblesville
Anderson
Craig B Campbell
Love
Dellinger
GOP veteran enters House race in 35th District
Kenneth A. Amenat of Maplewood Anderson filed to seek the Republican nomination for the Indiana 35th District House seat. A former Anderson councilman at large from 1964 to 1972, Amenat cited inflation health tax reduction and growth as priorities and criticized state overregulation. He chairs the construction panel for the new city building and has led local civic groups including the Anderson Exchange Club and Lincoln Club.
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Kenneth A. Amenat
Maplewood
Anderson
Indiana
Indians Secretary of State
John M. Blevins
Ahrendt
Anderson City
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