State PSC alters power cut orders in Indiana
The Indiana Public Service Commission lifted its night sport ban and placed events in a 40 percent curtailment category while extending constraints on schools and recreation. It expanded the human needs definition to cover food production and storage. PSC chairman Larry Wallace said changes are minor adjustments not a coal emergency end, which remains until fuel supplies rise. Financially, cuts may reduce wages for about 14,000 Hoosiers, with 2,900 at Anderson Delco laid off for one day. Some workers are indefinitely laid off or working fewer hours as the coal strike continues. Coal inventories range from 4 to 62 days across utilities, with the order staying until the emergency passes.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Public Service Commission
Commission
PSC
Larry J. Wallace
Ryles
Wallace
Anderson
Delco
Bince Meyer
Indiana Employment Security Division
Research and Statistics Office
Meyer
School Corporation
Kirk Glass Co
Utright
Department of Public Instruction
Indiana Higher Education Commission
Northern Indiana Public Service Co
Indianapolis Power & Light Co
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co
Public Service Indiana
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co
Hoosier Energy
Lost school time drives ACS calendar talk with union
Anderson Community Schools faces 13 days missed this year and 25 in two years as administrators plan calendar changes in negotiations with the Anderson Federation of Teachers. Superintendent Harold Gallagher seeks to start next fall earlier, possibly Aug 18 or 21, to concentrate more days in mild first semester weather. Options include opening on election day, moving professional days to spring, and ending the first semester at Christmas.
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Anderson Community Schools
Anderson Federation of Teachers
Harold Gallagher
Gallagher
Snow Expected With Accumulation In Rubars Area
Cloudy with snow beginning this morning and ending early Wednesday afternoon. One to three inches of new snow accumulation is expected. Colder tonight and Wednesday. Highs today in the mid 20s and lows tonight 10 to 15. Highs Wednesday 20 to 25. Probability of precipitation 60 percent today and 50 percent tonight. Monday's high 28 and low 6.
Indiana House Overrules Governor on Utility Bill Edits
The Indiana House voted 62 to 35 to override Gov. Bowen’s veto of Campbell HB 1758 allowing Anderson to form a joint utility agency with investor owned or municipal utilities. Campbell denounced Senate obstruction by Robert J. Fair while urging action on a separate juvenile code measure. The chamber also backed Senate changes to keep city and town courts operating and opposed interstate joint agency due to fears of TVA or FPC control.
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Nancye Hawes
Indianapolis
Indiana House of Representatives
Anderson
Craig B. Campbell
Senate
John M. Blevins
House
Otis R. Bowen
Campbell
Scott County Court
Jerome
Reppa
Robert J. Fair
Remcs
Reguentative
TVA
Zonn Edison
Indiana
Federal Power Commission
Marble Head
Inside Page Index Tabs for Local Sections
A catalog of newspaper pages lists sections such as Police blotter on Page 2, Obituaries and new arrivals on Page 3, Editorials on Page 4, Stock market data Page 5, Youth content on Page 6, People features on Page 1, Newsmakers on Page 8, Sports highlights on Pages 9 to 11, Comics on Pages 12 to 13, and Classified ads on Pages 14 to 19. The layout indicates a traditional multi-section newspaper with varied coverage and pagination.
City unveils grant plans for HUD block program year
Herald reports proposed $1.047 million for 1978 79 Community Development block grant projects at City Hall hearing. HUD funded uses include public works site improvements and off street parking, park development, water line extensions, and housing rehab programs. Rehabilitation for ex offenders not funded. dispute noted by Re Entry group.
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Herald
City Hall
Department of Housing and Urban Development
C-D
Lance Ratliff
HUD
Westside
17Th
Lincoln Streets
Central Avenue
Central Avenue Center
Irondale
Ioquois Drive
Golden Street Force
Indiana PSC eases curtailment for schools and more
The Indiana Public Service Commission cut the mandatory school curtailment from 50 percent to 40 percent. Coal supply rose to a 41 day level as Indiana and Michigan Electric reports more power stability. Anderson College leaders urged fair treatment of educational facilities and credited officials for reducing the burden on schools. An unofficial study warned Anderson city losses could reach 54,700 daily if cuts stayed at the higher level.
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Anderson College
Public Service Commission
PSC
Anderson
HUD details housing proposal for Allen Chapel project
HUD representatives told a Monday session that the City of Anderson would not be financially liable for the Allen Chapel low income housing project even if the local housing authority leads it. Mayor Rock said the city could become involved, while HUD stressed the authority would issue bonds and that rents would be subsidized to cover operating costs. The group discussed a plan in which the housing authority purchases and renovates Allen Chapel, with over 1 million potential funding noted. the project’s future hinges on HUD backing and local management improvements.
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Nuramaamha Herald
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Anderson
Allen Chapel
HUD
Indianapolis-area
Robert L. Rock
Hock
Rock
Larry Turner
Turner
Teally
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Eddie Carter
Shane Maxwell
West Second
John Streets
ACS
Dhallagner Saia
David Gotshall
Gotshall
AFT
Indiana State Department of Public Instruction
Switzerland County
Harold Negley
Michigan
Ohio
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Illinois
Negley
Thane Powet Phanis
James Spurgeon
Conference Committee
City
Michigan Electric Company
Anderson Power and Light
Maris Hall
Hall
Robert Kearnon
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