Campbell amends ballot bill to legalize mailing to county addresses
Indiana reform fight narrows as Campbell wins House Public Policy Committee approval for his amendment to allow absentee ballots sent to permanent county addresses. Felling and Fanning vow further action, while debate continues over legality and future floor votes.
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Indianapolis
Anderson
Craig B. Campbell
Senate
Thomas J. Teague
D-Anderson
Martin K “Chip” Edwards
New Castle
Campbell
House Public Policy Committee
House
Darrell E. Felling
Terre Haute
Len Herman J. Fanning Jr
Felling
Fort Wayne
Thomas Fruechtenicht
Kermit Burrous
Peru
Elections Committee
House of Representatives
Fanning
General Assembly
Sendak
Indiana
Guide shutdowns hit Anderson plants amid coal crisis
The Guide Division will shut Plant 7 and parts of Plant 9 today and Saturday, affecting 536 workers with 47 laid off until further notice. The move, due to power cutbacks and high inventories from production disruptions, will pause after Sunday third shift. operations may resume at both plants. Indiana and Michigan Electric Co says coal supply assessed at 46 days with mild weather aiding supply. APD reports list heavy electricity users. Anderson parks and night signs noted as high consumption.
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Anderson
Guide
Indiana and
Michigan Electric Co
Mike Berry
Thirdsmitt
APD
Pat Kiely
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Parks
Residents urged to cut 15 percent as 40 day power save plan
Indiana and Michigan Hectaie Company offers home energy reduction tips with appliance wattage figures and a note that residents must cut 15 percent of average use when a 40 day mandatory program starts within two weeks. The Chamber of Commerce surveys facilities on the list and will solicit voluntary cutbacks via letters, though it does not know which can turn off lights without total blackout.
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Chamber of Commerce
Zoning vote stalls amid no discussion and remonstrations
After hours of debate the Anderson City Council approved no logging of the Reddington rezoning for multifamily use on 15.5 acres north of Madison Avenue despite remonstrators led by Ted Smith urging reconsideration. The plan drew votes against by Ronnie Fletcher and Jack Van Dyke. The meeting also approved street clearing contracts totaling about 238000 dollars for snow removal from the blizzard and a curtailment ordinance aligning city power cuts with the Indiana Public Service Commission. City officials hope state disaster relief funds will offset local costs, with potential federal reimbursement around 333000 dollars.
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Madison Avenue
Stacre
Redington
Patrick Cunningham
The
Herald
Northwood Corp
Shelbyville
Indiana Public Services Commission
Indiana & Michigan Electric Company
Board of Public Works
Marvin Clamin
Clanin
Federal Disaster Relief Fund
Robert L. Rock
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Weather Outlook For Local Area Today
Mostly sunny conditions expected with highs in the upper teens to low 20s. Tonight will be fair and colder with low temperatures from zero to five degrees. Winds light, skies clear, and minimal precipitation anticipated.
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Quvar
Lugar urged corn fuel to ease Indiana power crisis
Indiana Senator Richard Lugar urged utilities to study corn as fuel to avert shortages. He cited Purdue finding BTUs in ground corn mixed with coal dust and warned corn costs about 2.5 times coal per BTU. He said federal help won’t arrive and Indiana must act with a local plan.
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Nanuye Sein
Indianapolis
Indiana
Richard Lugar
Hoosier
Sugar
Lugar
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
GOP
Washington
Major overhaul hits Anderson Police Department shake up
A sweeping restructuring at Anderson Police Department affects 13 ranking officers with 11 escaped untouched. Police Chief Paddy Jamerson calls it new job assignments as part of a management revamp amid a merit commission dispute over acting ranks and authority.
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Thomas Joyce
Donald Perechinsky
Charles Weatherly
Merit Commission
Merit Board
Commission
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