School Offenses and Theft Plague Anderson Schools
Security director Robert Morris reports 282 calls in 1976-77 with thefts as the leading offense. Items stolen included billfolds purses and money. vandalism included broken windows and bus damage. drug and alcohol abuse appeared, plus three drug overdoses. Four violent fights occurred, mostly among girls, and three weapons were confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Kreiter
Herald
Anderson
Robert Morris
Morris
Bill Howard
Highland Area
Indiana
Indiana Department of Public Instruction
Maurice Robinson
Inside Today's Index Highlights By Page
The page guide lists sections such as Police blotter on page 2, Obituaries and funerals on page 3, Editorials on page 4, People pages 6 to 9, The worry clinic on page 10, Newsmakers on page 12, Sports highlights and scoreboard information on pages 13 to 16, Comics on pages 17 and 18, stock market quotations on page 19 and classified ads on pages 19 to 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People
Bowen suggests more tax breaks for Hoosiers
Gov Otis Bowen in the State of the State urged broad tax relief including a 5 percent cut in individual income tax rates starting 1979 and a $15 per person one time rebate based on 1978 returns. He proposed a $20 million fund to offset local government losses from an Indiana Supreme Court ruling and called for a 30 percent inflation adjustment to protect property tax relief amid reassessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancye Hawes
Indianapolis
Otis Bowen
General Assembly
Bowen
Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Madison County
State Farm
Westvale
Roger Jessup
Summitville
MacLove
Fairmount
Cunningham
Fleming
Heritage House Children’s Center
Shelbyville
Travelers Weather Advisory With Cold Weekend Forecast
A travelers advisory remains in effect through this morning with highs in the mid 20s. Expect cloudy skies and snow flurries tonight and Saturday with lows around 10 and daytime highs in the mid to upper teens. Thursday’s high is 21 and low 13.
Anderson Council OKs Reddington rezoning dispute
The Anderson City Council approved the long debated Reddington rezoning for 15.5 acres in the 1300 block of North Madison Avenue to multi family use after a two reading, party line vote. Republican Fletcher and Van Dyke opposed due to drainage concerns and delays in storm water relief projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Prillaman
Herald
Anderson
Madison Avenue
Reddington Farm
Fletcher
Panel crushes anti ERA move in Indiana House hearing
In Indianapolis lawmakers failed to second a resolution to expunge Indiana's 1977 ERA ratification from the House journal after more than two hours of debate. Testimony featured opponents labeling ERA as a threat to unborn rights, while supporters urged preservation of equal rights and rejected erasing the record.
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Indianapolis
House of Representatives
U.S
House Human Affairs Committee
Ray Richardson
R-Greenfield
Don Boys
Nation
Senate
House Journal
Rolena Jackson
ERA
Kay Steele
Elizabeth
Mitchell
Patrick Craney
The
Knights of Columbus
Jean Patton
Bloomington
Evelyn Pitschke
Jackson
Ms. Patton
Craney
Ms. Pitschke
John Eckstein
Indiana Civil Liberties Union
Indiana
Sister Teresa Mount
Also Mentioned on This Page
Otis R. Bowen
City Plan Commission
Patrick Cunningham
Ted Smith
Craig Campbell
North Side
Donald Gwinnup
Middle District
Jerry Armington
Northwood Corp
Marguerite Reddington
Richard Fleming
Smith
Campbell
Gwinnup
Community Hospital Board of Directors
Sterling Kaye
Rollin Farrand
South Bend
Cole and Associates
Smith and
Farrand
Pinetree Village Cooperative Complex
S. Raible
Kylfeu
Ave
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