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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1978

Page

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FBI Ties to Anderson Gambling Crackdown Revealed

Federal agents joined local police in an Anderson gambling enforcement push. Two men, James Farthing and Thomas Hartley Heard, face promoting professional gambling charges in Madison Circuit Court. Evidence includes FBI witnesses, November 19 searches at multiple sites, parlay cards, cash, and betting materials seized. Both men posted $3,000 bonds and were released.

Pam Mulkey Anderson Madison Circuit Court ALOFS Semmr James Farthing Chase Sr Thomas Hartley Heard Alexandria Pike Anderson Tavern Broadway Farthing Heard Meridian St Olympia W. 2Th St the Herald FBI Herald Farthing

Charges of threats in prosecutor race probe

Deputy prosecuting the Democrat nomination for prosecutor in the May 2 primary accuses incumbent William F. Lawler of approaching backers with suggestive threats to weaken Kreegar. Lawler denies the allegations, saying he only spoke with Kreegar’s cousin, and supports voter choice. Kreegar’s letter dated Jan 5 cites alleged coercion and urges a issues-based campaign, noting Kreegar’s long service and resignation as deputy last March.

William F. Lawler Kreegar Lawler

Noses Of 1977 Ranked By Beauty Specialist Mark Traynor

The list names Edward J Koch as the most impressive nose among 1977 selections, describing others like Princess Anne, Barbra Streisand, Marilyn Monroe, Diane Keaton, Rosalyn Carter and Liza Minnelli with varied traits. Elements include Sadat, Grace Jones, and Henry as part of the noted lineup, reflecting a playful opinion piece on celebrity noses.

Princess Anne Telly Savalas Anwar Sadat Bert Mark Traynor Rosalynn Carter Liza Minnelli England Eee New York Edward J. Koch Mark ‘Traynor Traynor Barbra Streisand Marilyn Monroe Barbara Walters Lauren Hutton Ginger Rogers Koch Telly Sevalas Grace Jones Sadat Diane Keaton Rosalyn Carter Lee Majors Henry

Newspaper Page Index Highlights Sections and Pages

A brief index lists sections from police blotter on page 2 through comics on pages 8 9, classifieds on pages 10 to 13, plus newmakers on page 14. It outlines church services on page 3 editorials on page 4 obituaries on page 5 and stock market quotes on page 5.

Weather outlook with showers and cool weekend

A 9 percent chance of showers today with highs in the low to mid 40s. Tonight, a 60 percent chance of rain and possible thunderstorms with lows in the upper 20s to low 30s. Sunday will be cold with snow flurries. highs reach the low to mid 30s. Friday's forecast shows a high of 37 (3C) and a low of 36 (2C).

Parke County defense costs mount after Hollandsburg killings

After the Hollandsburg killings, Parke County faces about 44,000 in defense costs for four defendants. Drollinger and Smith were convicted of four counts of first degree murder and sentenced to life. Bereket and Wright pleaded guilty to reduced charges and also received life terms. Judges and attorneys across states billed the county, with total bills nearing 114,000 including juror payments and court costs. The county aims to cover expenses with federal revenue sharing funds and a proposed levy increase to 104,000.

Parke County Ralph Reeve Raymond Spencer Gregory Brooks Roger C Drollinger Waynetown David Wayne Smith Wingate Blackford Circuit Court Hartford City Rathere Drollinger Frankalene Cramer Michael Conway Indianapolis David C. Ford Smith John Capper Crawfordsville Edward Dumas Rensselaer Edward Stuntz Lafayette Clelland Hanner Stuntz Drellinger Jasper Circuit Court Wright Stephen Trueblood Terre Haute Stonebraker Don Gibson Veedersburg

Death of John D. MacArthur ends era of billionaire eccentrics

John D. MacArthur, billionaire financier and Palm Beach figure who lived simply in the Colonnades Hotel, died at 80 from pancreatic cancer. His will leaves most assets to his wife and two children, with the rest in trust for charity. He built Bankers Life into a vast empire, owned Florida land and other holdings, and planned to refurbish the Biltmore Hotel before health issues forced sale. He avoided ostentation, preferring the hotel coffee shop lifestyle, and he is survived by Catherine, two children, and relatives including a cousin of General Douglas MacArthur.

John D. MacArthur MacArthur Daniel K. Ludwig Chicago Howard Hughes J. Paul Getty H.L. Hunt Fortune Magazine Ludwig H. Ross Perot Texarkana Texas John D. Rockefeller Henry Ford Andrew Mellon Bankers Life & Casualty Co Colonnades Palm Beach Shores Palm Beach Winter Playground Bankers Life Florida PGA National Golf Club Biltmore Palm Beach Alfred

Plans to file for county clerk nomination

Rosemary Lockwood, long time Circuit Court reporter and vice chair of the county Democratic organization, announced Friday her bid for the county clerk nomination. The Madison County Democrat veteran, who worked seven years as deputy to Clerk Joseph Armington and has court office experience, emphasized her court and records operations knowledge as central to her run.

Rosemary Lockwood Democrat Fle Lockwood Ag A Carl T. Smith Madison Joseph H. Armington

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