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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1973
Page
13
A Vietnam war note compares B52 bombing impact to being momentarily dead. Wage price standards are set with officials predicting no major price surge. Local sports tease covers Muncie Central upset and Fort Wayne South Side wins with high scorer Harry Morgan.
Three armed men robbed the Fairmount State Bank injuring Officer Kelley Thomas Jr. in a daylight escape through southern Grant County. The trio fled in a gold 10 Chevrolet four door as State Police recovered the car near Amick's Truck Stop. Witnesses described masked men speaking with Southern accents as gunfire rang out in the town of 3,600.
Dr. Paul T. Lamey a prominent Anderson orthopedic surgeon born August 20 1906 died suddenly at 2 30 p m Friday while preparing for surgery at Community Hospital He was a Navy commander in World War II and highly active in medical and civic groups including the Indiana University Alumni Association Madison County Medical Association and American Medical Association He is survived by his wife Marion two sons Jon Mark and Tim J a sister Charlotte Lamey and a brother Ike Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery is planned with services Tuesday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home.
Indiana lawmakers move the first bill to passage while introducing measures on wildlife protection. Rep Ray Richardson pushes an endangered species bill targeting the eastern timber wolf and American alligator with fines up to 1000 dollars. Rep Stephen J Ferguson reintroduces a graduated income tax plan aiming to cut property taxes. Other proposals cover criminal justice reform, juvenile services, reduced work hours for firemen, boating safety mirrors, and lowering the age of majority to 18 across licenses.
An Indiana Senate subcommittee approved a bill to revise capital punishment law, mandating death for nine specific first degree murders and life without parole for others. The bill passed unanimously after three minor amendments in an open meeting with supporters and opponents testifying.
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