14 Feb 1974
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1974
Page
1
Conference committees filed last minute changes on ethics bills and a small courts bill, signaling potential final votes today. Also noted are underwater and outdoor weddings and a Washington energy conference wrapping up with plans to meet producer nations.
Indiana Corrections Commissioner Robert Heyne urged reform at an Exchange Club luncheon, insisting improvements require sophisticated methods across police, courts, and corrections. He warned most prisons are outdated, overcrowded, and poorly funded, and urged community based corrections with targeted custodial care for high risk offenders.
Newspaper magnate Randolph A Hearst said he cannot meet the SLA demands for a multimillion dollar free food giveaway to secure Patricia Hearst's release. He promised to explore a counter program while noting the vast cost and urging patience from the abductors. FBI officials and Hearst stressed no negotiation would risk the actress's safety.
Anderson Board of Public Works reviews a 350000 budget for equipment engineering fees and a 100000 loan to the Redevelopment Department. Discussion covers Phase Two of a waste management plan, site selection, and funding options amid landfill relocation concerns.
The Madison County Planning Commission approved one of three rezoning petitions for a Lafayette Township development on the northeast corner of county roads 600W and 200N. The plan includes single and two family dwellings with about two acres for a local market. protests cited traffic and safety near the intersection, while opponents questioned the market’s need and viability.
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