Power curtailment shuts Delco Remy ignition plant in Anderson
Delco Remy Division will lay off 2 800 workers Monday amid energy curtailments. Guide Division plans 188 layoffs. Anderson Chamber urges noon to 8 pm weekday hours and 10 am to 6 pm Saturdays to meet 25 percent cut. Coal stocks run low risking heat. college and post office hours adjust. brownouts possible as coal deliveries lag.
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Indiana Faces Mass Layoffs Amid Coal Strike Fallout
About 10,800 workers nationwide face one day layoff in Indiana as coal shortages push General Motors plant furloughs in Kokomo and Anderson. Delco electronics and RCA also announce one day cuts. National Guardsmen deployed to protect coal shipments, with politics swirling around President Carter’s response.
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Governors press for industry capitulation to settle coal strike
West Virginia Governor Rockefeller and fellow governors Shapp and Carroll urged the coal industry to accept the tentative UMW pact with Pittsburg and Midway to avert presidential intervention. Carter considered options including Taft-Hartley action as Congress weighed possible seizure or arbitration amid looming power cuts and nationwide idle time.
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Campbell revives absentee ballot bill in Indiana House
Anderson Democrat Rep. Craig B Campbell pressed for absentee voting reform by becoming a conference panelist on HB 1435. Senate support came as Sen. James Spurgeon worked to safeguard city and town courts amid “Christmas tree” court legislation. The measure sought to require counties to prepare more paper ballots than registered voters and allowed mailing ballots inside or outside a voter's county, while earlier edits and hearings influenced by Felling and Fanning shaped the path through committees and across chambers.
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Weather notes: cloudiness and scattered snow flurries expected
The forecast calls for increasing cloudiness with a 20 percent chance of snow flurries toward evening and highs in the low to mid 30s. Tonight turns colder with a 30 percent chance of snow flurries and lows in the lower teens. Saturday remains cloudy with highs in the upper 20s. Anderson’s high Thursday was 29 with a low of 18.
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Man critically injured after vehicle collision in Anderson
A 2s-year-old Anderson man is in critical but stable condition at St Johns Hospital after being struck by a vehicle driven by Robert Vickers. Spence was attempting to fill a gas tank in his truck parked in the 600 block on Street when hit by Vickers, who was eastbound onighth. An official said the van was near the road edge, still in the lane. Vickers appeared before City Plan Commission before the accident. he was released and no arrests have been made.
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City man pleads guilty in shooting death case
Robert William Johnson 41 pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, armed weapon charge, and aggravated assault in the killing of Ruby Ann Scott, ending a grand jury indictment and halting a planned jury trial. A plea deal seeks life, 15 years, and 1 to 5 years sentences.
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