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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1978

Page

2

Andersonians weigh city purchase of Pine Tree Village

A reporter and photographer roam Anderson asking residents if the city should buy and rent low income housing developments including Pine Tree Village and Allen Chapel. The on street interview gauges opinions on a potential local government purchase.

Regula Anderson City Pine Tree Village Allen Chapel Cordell Selby

Pauline Klinefelter Anderson Opposes Government Housing Role

Pauline Klinefelter Anderson argues against government involvement in housing. She contends private buyers could better manage housing, noting Allen Chapel’s decline and suggesting local real estate firms could purchase refurbish and screen tenants to rent it.

Pauline Klinefelter Anderson West Side Allen Chapel

Woman charged with murder in fatal Irondale shooting

A 31 year old Anderson woman, Kathy Pearce, is charged in Madison Superior Court Civ NL with killing her husband Charles Pearce, 38, at their Irondale home after a domestic quarrel. Police say a .38 caliber handgun was recovered and she fired one shot.

Madison Superior Court Civ. NL Anderson Kathy Pearce Irondale Addition Charles Pearce Ceevanel St. John’s Hospital Pearce

Robbery cases tie to westside, downtown incidents

Area police say no solid suspects in a Tuesday evening robbery inside a near downtown apartment. A purse containing about $60 and personal papers were taken as two unknown Black men fled on foot. Separately, warehouse thieves hit Elston Richards Warehouse Corp., stealing televisions and stereos before one bandit allegedly returned for a second load. Police found three TVs along railroad tracks west of the sites. A separate westside home invasion Tuesday saw a 61-year-old woman kicked in by a male Black intruder who grabbed her purse and fled. Footprints at the back door suggest multiple suspects, with investigators considering a link between the cases.

APD Elston Richards Warehouse Corp 16Th St Westside the Herald

Lawman Injured In Duel Incident In Indiana Turned Jail Fight

In a police encounter, a lawman was injured when pursued suspect Flanders tried to flee handcuffed. Hanna suffered bruises and refused medical aid. A separate crash left Gary L. Jackson pinned in his car after a collision with Alfred Bowman near Ind 67. Both Bowmans' wife Elizabeth was treated and released.

Alfred J. Bowman Middletown Ind Jackson Bowman Elizabeth St John's Hospital

Traffic death on the agenda for grand jury

Henry County prosecutors will present the October fatal single vehicle crash near New Castle to the grand jury. Brenda Kate Boils, 21, a former Anderson resident and Anderson High School graduate, died when her car left the road, struck a utility pole and a tree after crossing a county road.

New Castle Anderson Henry County David Whitton Brenda Kate Boils Ms. Boils Anderson High School Boils

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