IHSAA Draw Sets Opponents for Sectionals Amid Scheduling Headache
NE Herald reports Tuesday night IHSAA pairing for next week's sectionals. Openers include Daleville vs Lapel at 7 p.m. Wigwam, then Anderson vs Madison Heights. Wednesday features Frankton vs Alexandria and Highland vs Pendleton Heights. Semis Friday 7 and 8:30, final Saturday 8:15. Officials weigh alternate plans at a morning meeting. board decision tonight. Local focus centers on Anderson and Alexandria in opposite brackets and a balanced, tough draw with rematches looming.
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Lapel
Anderson
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Pendleton Heights
Harold Gallagher
Norm Held
Bob Fuller
Sectional pairings listed for Feb to Mar tournament
Sectional schedule shows February 28 games Daleville against Lapel and Madison Heights versus Anderson. March 1 features Frankton versus Alexandria and Highland against Padua Heights. March 3 matches pair winners of first two games and winners of next two. March 4 finals based on prior winners.
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Indiana Senate Hears Court Continuation Plan Amid Debate
INDIANAPOLIS The Indiana Senate prepared for final passage of a bill allowing city and town courts to continue after December 31 1979 at local unit option. The measure, inserted in a Madison County bill, faces opposition from some lawmakers while supporters cite access to justice and travel concerns.
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Madison County
Martin K “Chip” Edwards
New Castle
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Lowell
Power Cutbacks Loom In Indiana And Michigan
Indiana and Michigan Electric Company warned coal supply has fallen to a 43 day level and mandatory curtailments could start as soon as Friday or next Monday. Layoffs linked to the coal strike rose toward 3,000 in Indiana as I M said cuts may be imposed next week. Anderson divisions report no word yet on production layoff. To conserve power, Anderson schools evacuated portable classrooms and plan to close portions of MHHS and transfer students to oil heated areas. College Corner to cold lunches as reforms proceed.
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Two power plants run at full blast in coal crunch
Two plants operate at 100 percent as coal supplies dwindle. The Bridgman Michigan nuclear station delivers 1,090,000 kilowatts and the Mishawaka Twinbranch plant 240,000 kilowatts. Major coal plants Tanner Creek at Lawrenceburg 1,015,000 and Breedlant at Sullivan 100,000 kilowatts also run at full capacity alongside small hydro plants producing about 1,100 watts. The nuclear plant is described as the greatest boon to the system during the coal crunch.
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Officials seek more space as county plans courts move
Madison County officials consider relocating the welfare department from the courthouse to free space for two new county courts. The plan faces finding suitable downtown facilities. funding requests for a West Eighth Street highway building are also on the agenda. Snow removal costs and disaster aid reimbursement were discussed, with a $200,000 loan approved to cover overdue hospital bills.
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Weather Update With Warm Highs And Snow Overnight
Increasing cloudiness and a warmer day with a high near 90. A 40 percent chance of light snow tonight and Thursday. Lows tonight in the upper teens and highs Thursday in the low 90s. Tuesday's high was 22 with a low of minus 1.
Supreme Court rejects Anderson doctor's alimony appeal
Indiana physician Benton M. Hensler, who declared bankruptcy in 1972, lost his bid to erase a $107,000 alimony debt to his ex wife Mary Lee Nichols. The Court declined to hear the case, leaving a lower court ruling that the alimony remained due in bankruptcy court. Justice Stevens did not participate.
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Indiana
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Anderson
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Hensler
High Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
John Paul Stevens
California
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Coal talks stir hopes for settlement end to 7 day strike
Washington AP reports negotiations resumed between coal industry negotiators and United Mine Workers as Labor Secretary Marshall shuttles between talks. White House officials call progress uncertain while a proposed union independent producer deal informs new discussions.
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BCOA
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Woo
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Ted Leisenring
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