Sewage Rate Ordinance On Agenda For City Council
Anderson City Council set for final readings on a sewage rate ordinance and a sanitation discharge rule. The rate plan raises charges for average households by about six percent and adds a sewer surcharge for large industrial and commercial users. Outside-city residents would pay in line with inside-city rates, with penalties for violators ranging from 100 to 508 dollars per day under federal EPA standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Environmental Protection
Sydney
EPA
Police bust central Indiana burglary ring report
Indiana State Police allege a large burglary operation yielded over 5000 dollars in stolen goods with three men arrested. Warrants at three locations uncovered radios cameras lenses firearms and stereo equipment. Additional incidents include a Middletown car theft and a Tate burglary with generators stolen.
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Indiana
Tipton
James I. Smith
Joes Buffalo St. Marian
Smith
Cbs
Grant County
oMher
Randy Ireland
Jett
Thetis
Middletown
Scatterfield Rd
Jay C. Rigas
Lacuna St
Feeree Equipment Co
Corinthus Ave
Tate
Dan Ferree
Tale
Near West Side
Robert Fowards
Ind
Jimmy A. Humphrey
Marklevilla
East 18Th Street
Lane FE
Lanswale Drive
Michael K. Ritterskamp
29Th St
Rijterskamp
Cn Bas
Common Cold Not Driven by Cold Weather, Study Says
Baylor University School of Medicine researchers report that cold and damp conditions do not cause colds. The study, cited in the New England Journal of Medicine, found chilling air or cold baths do not raise infection rates, while indoor crowding and low humidity may aid spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baylor University School of Medicine
New England Journal of Medicine
Malaysia braces for slower growth from U.S. weather impact
Malaysia warns of economic slowdown due to adverse U.S. weather, with Primary Industries Minister Musa Hitam citing reduced demand from the United States. He notes that Japan and the United States are Malaysia's main trading partners for tin, rubber, palm oil, timber, and petroleum products, and predicts rubber demand may drop amid slower American auto sales and fuel price effects.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
United States
Musa Hitam
Japan
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals Report Births
The notice lists newborns at St. John's and Community Hospital with parents in Frankton Pendleton Orestes and surrounding areas. Entries include several boys and girls born to Gregory James Wall Bowman Baker Ente Seibert Funkhouser Bradley and Dusgleby families.
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St. John's Hospital
Gregory James
Frankton
Kenneth Wall
Charles Bowman
Cottonwood
Bill Baker
Pendleton
Michael Ente
Donnelly Drive
Community Hospital
Bobby Bradley
Elwood considers four options to ease water utility crisis
Elwood officials review four alternatives to avert a two year financial crisis in the water department. Possible measures include transferring funds, borrowing, or seeking a temporary rate hike from the PSC. A rate increase could take effect no sooner than August or September.
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Joeanna Winings
Elwood
Lynn Chass
Farr McMahan
Elwood Water Utility
Aeang Tale Thangw
Suiliana Public Servis Commission
PSU
Roger Petlyjehy
Wiiity
Rower Department
PSC
Iayor
Death notices crowd Anderson area listings
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Anderson area papers. Robert J. Keesting 49 of Middletown dies Sunday at Ball Memorial Hospital. services Thursday at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home with burial in Mechanicsburg Cemetery. Other names include Pearl Dove Clem, Lena Skinner, Samuel A. Rossman, and Margaret Stout with services and burial details at local funeral homes.
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Cloe
Rey
Baker Brothers
Wame
Canis Kineman
Ryriat
Anderson Memorial Park
St. John’s Hospital
Nora
Anderson
Delea Remy
Myrtle McClintick
Dorothy Cla
Indianapolis
Thelma
Henry Smith
Weary
Hank" Smith
Fisher Brothers
Lapel High School
U.S. Navy
United Methodist Church
Lapel Post
American Legion
Betty
Sheila Norris
Sterling Smith
Rul Bennett
Ralph
Frances) Morner
Fred
Mollie) Johnson
Willard
Maxine) Teerson
Violet Tomey
Nes. M
Robert Keesting
Middletown
Robert J. Keesting
W. Locust St
Ballard and Shirey
John Need
Mechanicsburg
Fort Benjamin Warrison
Ethel Edwards
Kokomo
Dale Craid
Summitsille
Sud
Norman Leonard
Henry
Kokama
Glen
Badge City
Minn
Charles Clark
Charles “Chalk” Clark
St Tohn's Hospital
Yornam Sullivan
Will
Gide
U.S. Army
Helens
Grins Dean Clark
Quincey
Mera
Jesse Clark
Marmersbore
Maw Charhalred Maxwell
Winnie Hale
Ballard and Shiray
Winnie Trent Wale
North Eighth
L. John's
Wale
CBS
Pleasant Valley Ladies Aid
Peasant Valley Christian Church
Laysons
LaMont
Monty" Hale
Bill Hale
Airs
Earl
Nay) Gusto
Clem
Pearl Dove Clem
Main St
Anderson City
Harold Rozelle
Thomas Bowman
East Maplewood Cemetery
Cloverdale
Notto Street
Lena Skinner
Daleville
Lens Grace Skinner
Emily Bird
omaLve
Hlelong
Samuel A. Rossman
Walnut
Dolea
Remy Nivision
Christian Temple Pentecostal Church
Bonnie
Pearl Salley
Howe and
Beryl Anderson
Bery K. Anderson
Leonard T Wilday Wilouphby
Brown St
Mandy
Leesehel
Perkinsville
Lapel
Elwood
Menvber
East Lyon
Virginia Trig¢k
Robert
Katheyn) Cavanigh
EnhssiKnd, Fla
Baker Mathers Priert
Margaret Stout
Middleown
Margaret C. Stant
Akey
Belno
Maddy's
Cidiz
New Castle
Fingerstown
Brotherhands
Warhara Wend
John W. Stout
Riverside
Elbert Pragee
Rev Wo Verker T
Miller Cemetery
Friends
Morta
Farmers State Blank
Maine St
Fortville
Nolen-Remy Division
Ife
Red Men's Lope
VFW
George Hockell
UAW
U. S Army
Seife
Jnann Tale Daly
Terence Michael Hurtzel
Stewart Doty
Fortvillé
Pranels Doty
North Verona
Ronald Seals
Fartilly
Chester Winter
Oruvel
Lincoln on Prosperity and Thrift Echoes in Modern Policy
The piece recalls Lincoln’s admonition that prosperity requires thrift and that helping the wage earner means preserving strength in the wage payer. It argues against drastic social and economic retorts and stresses individual initiative and independence as essential for lasting prosperity.
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Aso
Lincoln
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Board of Works
Tenis Dillard
Jay
Seastram, Inc
City Board of Park Commissioners
Athlon Council Community Action
Central Avenue
Ineal
Ghittenden's
Madison Ave
Morne
Willy Seibert
Indian Mound Drive
Hay
Richard Funkhouser
Orestes
Amdates
John Dusgleby
Lonsvale
Vials Ag
Pianos
Neri
Main Street
Possibie F
Walter Department
Pettyjohn
Myrtle Owens
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Samuel Rossman
Mantua Gregory
Harold
Ravelle
Odivier
Uocted
Tor
Washington
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