Gunman scare follows New Orleans sniping and police deaths
Six people were killed in a downtown hotel sniping including three police officers, triggering a gunman scare in New Orleans on a Wednesday. Additional details appear on Page 2.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1973
Page
1
Six people were killed in a downtown hotel sniping including three police officers, triggering a gunman scare in New Orleans on a Wednesday. Additional details appear on Page 2.
Madison County accelerates growth as the county courthouse, schools, churches, and industry rise. Downtown Anderson leads with a halfway complete county government center and a pending YMCA modernization. Roads and redevelopment plans follow, including a Delaware Brown loop project awaiting property acquisitions.
Anderson City Council weighs a transit reform to place operations under a public utility jurisdiction after PSC guidance, while a Woolco store zoning proposal faces strong opposition. Redevelopment plans include downtown curb work, parking lots, and a six story elderly housing project by Inner Faith using federal funds.
Indiana Republicans endorsed eight political reform measures. The proposal keeps license branches under governor control with upgraded staff and service, and directs caucus leaders to consider the plan. The group also urged no change to the presidential primary law and debated ballot and delegate rules.
The Indiana state seeks a stay and correction of errors in the Elwood driver's license ruling. Hearings begin February 2 in Madison Superior Court with the attorney general's office aiming to appeal if the motions are denied. Plaintiffs from Elwood argued social security numbers as IDs invade privacy.
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