Hearst fortunes aid the needy across two foundations
Indiana University hospital officials tally the final five day bill after Julie Nixon Eisenhower undergoes emergency surgery for an ovarian cyst. Kissinger to resume shuttle diplomacy in the Middle East seeking Israeli Syrian force separation on the Golan Heights. Watergate committee plans no further public hearings as Mitchell and Stans face trial in New York. Anderson College defeats Wilmington while Elwood edges Madison-Grant in local hoops. Partly cloudy with highs 39 to 44, tonight cooler with possible rain.
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Indiana University Hospital
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Golan Heights
Hearst Launches $2 Million People In Need Food Program
Randolph A Hearst announced the creation of the People In Need organization to distribute free food to the poor with a $2 million goal. A Ludlow Kramer of Washington State will lead, aiming to begin distribution within two weeks and recruit over 1,000 volunteers.
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Randolph A. Hearst
Ereatinn
Patricia
Pawhola
Hearst
Hillsborough
A. Ludlow Kramer
Washington State
Peoples-In- Need
Gros Betin
Kramer
Seattle
Kamer
Peggy Maze
Ind
Friay
SLA
Counterfeiting Ring Raided by Police and Feds in Anderson
A joint Secret Service and Anderson police operation raided 1707 Pearl Street early Tuesday, arresting John Cashe, 38, Shirley Jean Cashe, 28, and Matthew Christopher, 35. A U Store It warehouse on Lindberg Road was also raided, yielding a printing press, counterfeit plates, paper, and partial counterfeit notes. The trio faced charges of possession of counterfeit plates as federal probes continue.
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Scott Allen Herald
Anderson
Secret Service
Criminal Investigation Division
Anderson Police Department
Pearl Street
Lindberg Road
Range- Line Road
Isoyce
The
Herald
Joyce
John Cashe
Pearl
Shirley Jean Cashe
Matthew Christopher
Warehhouse
Steele
Madison County Sherif
Steele Cashe
Christopher
Muncie
Anderson Detective Division
Pear! St
Jeff Arteberry
Pools Issue Still Up In Air In Anderson South Side Plans
Community debate centers on two pools near Madison Heights with school board and city officials weighing land use and year round needs. Ray Turner says talks about a Madison Heights pool exist but no contact with schools has been made. plan aims to avoid overbuilding while upgrading facilities amid declining enrollment and a 25 year lease for land.
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Herald
South
Anderson
Anders Commuunity ‘School Board
South Side
Madison Heights
ACSC
Park Department
Ray Turner
Turner
Ity
Schol
Board of School ‘Trustees
Sheriff Backs Grand Jury Jail Improvement Recommendations
Magison County Sheriff endorses the grand jury verdict urging funding for jail upgrades. The report calls for improved air ventilation, brighter interiors, and a closed circuit TV system to deter escapes and guard against inmate misconduct. Staffing shortages hinder operations. one administrator handles admissions, security, and communications solo, with deputies reassigned from patrol duties.
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Madison County Grand Jury
Madison Circuit
Carl T. Smith
Herald
John Epperson
Magison County
Grand Jury
Acie
Cal
Jae Ed Sainry
Beal
Traylor
Gunter
Nathaniel Redfield
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Hearsts
Julie
Watergate Investigation
Senate Watergate Committee
Mitchell
Stans
John Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice Stans
New York
Anderson College
Wilmington
Elwood
Madison-Grant
Loy
Symbionese Liberation Army
Anderson Iderson
Indiana
Feds
Tom Joyce
the Herald
Herald Cashe
Cashe
Anderson, Highland
Elemen
Harold Gallagher
Killbuck
109
Killbuck Creek
Prosperity Road
Chesterfield
Orf
Waite River
Tive
Range Line Road
Cross Street
Gallagher
College Corner
Chesterfield Choos
Myers
Schoo
Sines
Maurice “Red” Robinson
Galit
Pam Muskey
Sacuga Stadicon County
Socrif
Joan Gunter
Gant
Guntersand
Jait
Trator
Swerthy
Criminal Justice Planning Agency
Pati Resi
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