Massage Parlor Ordinance Roiled by Heated Anderson Session
A special session of the Anderson Board of Public Safety erupted over a proposed massage parlor ordinance. Attorneys for massage parlor interests and health clubs argued the measure is unconstitutional and uneven, while council observers warned the issue will continue. The board forwarded the matter to the Anderson Council with sections likely needing rewriting, noting this is round one and the measure sails toward a March 9 council presentation.
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Snow
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Indiana coal shipments ease crisis amid nationwide guard convoy
A national guard escorted coal convoy moved 68 trucks 1240 tons from Princeton stockpile to Cayuga station aiding Public Service Indiana. Governor Bowen prepared to visit Washington as Carter invited governors to discuss shortages and coal reserves. PSI plans further cuts amid potential new talks to end strike next week.
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Coal stockpiles hold 46 day supply at Go Go
Warren Wiedenhofer announced Go Go has a 46 day coal stockpile but this does not commit to the Public Service Commission curtailment timeline. He noted milder temperatures and voluntary cutbacks may extend the deadline, with curtailment expected by the end of next week. The nationwide coal strike has reduced generator output and left coal wet and problematic. Public Service Indiana customers in southwestern Madison County face curtailment this Sunday, with South Madison School Corp cutting lighting to minimum and delaying activities while investigations continue. Anderson, Pendleton, and Ingalls districts move portable classes to main buildings as curtailment proceeds.
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Associated Press
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the Herald
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Weather forecast for the region today through Friday
Cloudy conditions with a 30 percent chance of measurable snow today and 20 percent tonight. Flurries possible tonight and Friday with colder temperatures. Lows tonight in the low to mid teens and Friday's highs in the low to mid 20s. Wednesday's high 26, low 11.
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Anderson aviation board blasts FAA officials over localizer delay
Anderson Board of Aviation Commissioners condemned FAA officials and Wilcox Electric of Kansas City for delaying the localizer project at Anderson-Pas Airport, raising costs by more than 15000 dollars. The front course is operative but lacks FAA approval and has suffered shutdowns after vehicle damage, while the back course remains uncertified.
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Anderson Board of Aviation Commissioners
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Wilcox
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Tay Weox
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