Anderson Endorses Carpool Plan and Downtown Parking Aid
The Anderson City Council passed a Thursday night resolution endorsing a Madison County Council of Governments carpool demonstration. It urges businesses with 250 or more employees to offer carpool programs and notes free COG services for residents.
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Anderson City
Madison County Council of Governments
CCG
John Vasconi
COG
Uecugneil
Anderson
Connie Knowlton
Dh. Anderson
Hartke to Announce Candidacy in Indianapolis News Conference
Indiana Senator Vance Hartke plans a Monday news conference at 10 30 am at State Democratic Headquarters in Indianapolis to announce his bid for a fourth term. He faces a challenge from freshman Congressman Philip J Sayes and is joined by fellow Democrat Hayes from Evansville.
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Indianapolis
Vance Nartke
Indianapotis
Martke
Democratic
Budget conference report dampened by weak House support
The Pari Mutuel conference report on the budget was being printed as both chambers recessed for dinner with doubts it would pass. Democrats limited to at most 10 votes, House Republicans able to muster about 24 of 44. Spending proposed totals about 24 billion with 1.6 billion from general revenues, incl 420 million for highways and 279.6 million for higher education, more than Senate offers but less than the House sought. A separate bill to pay part time public officials as lobbyists passed Senate 37-8, keeping lobbyist control with the secretary of state.
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Washington
Spottswood W. Robinson
Edward Day
Board of Governors
the Postal Serviee
National Association of Greeting Card Publishers
Centrale
Matthew S. Perlman
Postal Service
Pest Mt
House
Senate
Imi
House Republicans
Trady
Bowen
Jobless Pay Passes In Indiana House Vote 1976
In a last minute turn, the Indiana House approved the unemployment compensation bill on a 74 to 19 vote sending it to Governor Bowen. The plan raises maximum weekly benefits about 15 percent while excluding higher earners, with scales rising for dependents from one to four or more. Minimum benefits gain modestly, amid delayed negotiations and opposition from Labor Chairman Jewell Garris.
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Indianapolis
House
Michael K. Phillips
Jewell G. Garris
Gary
Bowen
Harris
Senate
Jabor
F. Shawley
Michigan
Area Deaths and Funeral Notices Amid Local Listings
Area obituaries list Benny Price age 29 of Anderson after a gunshot at home around 8 35 p m with coroner saying pronouncement at the scene. Other deaths include Victor Peavy of Indianapolis and multiple funeral services scheduled in Anderson Knightstown Gaston and surrounding towns with survivors named and arrangements pending.
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Benny Price
Anderson
Bill Hill
Victor Peavy
Victor L. Peavy
Lexington Ave
Indianapolis
Carrall
Phyllis
Grile
Paul
Joye) Burkhart Jr
Laura Mitchener
Marion
Rex Sroome
Robert William Higbee
E. Lard St
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Eustis
Fla
Ohio County
Delco Remy Division
Whetstone United Church of Christ, Christmas Tree Growers Association
Killbuck Retirees Club
Gladys Hendrix
Donald J. Higbee
Charles
Bonnie) Morehead
George
Anita) Henry
Nokomis
Fis
John
Skip) Wood
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Verlin Smith Offten
Anderson Memorial Park
Robert L. Norris
Atlanta
Portland
Ore
Minneapolis
Minn
Cindy
Ronald
Terry Norris
Katheryne Knause
Emma Jean Wade
Frank Norris
Los Angeles
Calif
Dunnichay Funeral Home
Fleaod
Two accidents and burglaries mark Friday night police blotter
Police reported a rear end collision at Ind 108 and Mounds Road injuring two, plus an 18 year old arrested on burglary charges tied to Broadway Sales and multiple thefts. Another rash of burglaries yielded sports gear and radios, with several Anderson men jailed awaiting Circuit Court warrants and police continuing investigations.
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Ind
Mounds Road
Willie Hunter
Muncie
Hunter
Marcus Antrim
Daleville
Palice
Marie Hunter
St. John’s Hospital
Blanche Antrim
St. John's
Anderson
Broadway Sales
Broadway S T
Timothy B. Thomas
Madison County
Thomas
Phillips Iron and Metal
Raymond Parks
Manor Court
Trinity Episcopal Church
Pelaw
Soviet antisatellite test reportedly fails to intercept
U S intelligence says the Soviet Union attempted an antisatellite test using Cosmos 403 and Cosmos 804 to intercept a target in Earth orbit. The test, said to be the first significant since ANTI, involved only Soviet satellites and occurred as Kissinger says the 1972 treaty allows non-deployable tests.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Russia
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Tyuratune
Earth
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Abreu Herald
Soluidoy
Madison Heights High School
Southside
Madison Heights
Welfare
County Welfare Department
George Baker
Finlay
Baker
Auditor's
Laker
Welfare Department
Superior Court
Madison County Welfare Department
Clifford Bennell
Jlerard
Welfare Board
William F. Lawler
Lawler
State Welfare
Wayne Stanton
Stanton
Joe Till
Exie L. Weston
L. C. Slay
Damenrat
May
Patricks Jean Arnold
Denvernt
Mill
Lonnie C. Weston
Thomas Newmandy
Otis Gowen
NAACP
Madison Avve
Hartke
Henny Price
Crystal St
Emory Fisher
Pendleton Baptist Church
Theodore Bland
Fisher Brothers Puneril
Lapel
Glen Fausset
Pausse
Knightstown
Walter Lane Sir
Cleona Gruver
Richman Funeral Home
Gaston
William W. Harmon
Harold B. Rozelle
Everett Smith
Brown and Butz Funers
Lester Walker
Rev. IL
Posey Gaines
Memorial Park Cemetery
William Pabst
Baker Brothers Paneral Vane
William Phelps
Copher and Wester
Elwood
Florence Myatt
Huntavile
Lucretia Hughes
Querelia Ingram Hughes
Sits
Monroe
Buckles. Schuster
Koontz Lake
Stark County
Walkerton
Bracken County
Kentucky
Ohio
Monrse G. Schuster
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Paris, Ky
Christian Church
Charles Henry Hughes
Mildred Casey
Dayton
William Park Hutchinson
Paris
Paris Christian Church
Monroe G. Schuster
Paris Cemetery
Robert Norris
Southside Baptist Church
Jowlopex Jr
Norrh Or
Indiang
Gordon L. Carpenter
Mims
Florida
Walrome
Joseph Watson
Louise St
Thedell Polk
Walton St
Flornell Ward Jr
Louise Sl
Penn Central
Thy
Patce
F.C. Schleyer
Locust St
Imperial Service Station
Pendleton Ave
St. John's Hospital
Charles Traut
Ringwood Wiry
Robert Hatcher
Kimberly Flace
Steve Auler
Middlelawn
Gorn
Nobert Jones
St. Walton Sl
James Woods
Taible
Steven Quear
Frankton
Steven Jones
F. 19Th St
Richard Wimmer
Welton Way
Augusta
Hay
Wayne Wimmer
Speedway
Tate Qu
Itd
Phare
Mildred Goff
J.C. Penney's
Montgomery Ward
Paul Harris
Mounds Mall
Anderson K Mart
Greenfield
New Castle
Geff
Indiana State Women's Prison
Geft
Ally
God
Jecamigh
M, Max Morgan
Pastor
Aston
Fouth Fellowship
Pestor
Wesley Chapel
Hatchet
Denali
Mendleton Ave
UAW Local
UAW
Union Hall
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