College Students Charged In Water Poison Plot
Two Chicago area college students were charged with conspiracy to commit murder in a plot to poison Midwest water supplies with typhoid bacteria. Prosecutor Hanrahan said the group named RISE planned to contaminate plants and inoculate members to create a master race, though authorities said no action occurred and waters remained safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Chicago
Cook County
Edward V. Hanrahan
Oison
Sack Sehmetterer
Sbleki
Manrahan
Pera
Schwander
RISE
Jigals
Hamrashan
Spykeananzai
James M. Rochford
Chicago Police Department
WGN
Rochford
Polite
Youth Concert Slated Sunday On Eastside
The Anderson Symphony Orchestra presents a 40 minute Youth Concert for elementary students at 3:30 p.m. Sunday in Lewis Gymnasium. Conductor James Rouinkes notes special effects and decorations, with tickets at the door or via the Women’s Orchestra Guild. Soloist Sumlay 35 David Schier, winner of the 1971 high school solo competition, performs Mozart’s first movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Symphony Orchestra
Lewis Gymnasium
James Rouinkes
Madison County
Women’s Orchestra Guild
Howard Abbott
Sumlay
David Schier
Annally
Schier
Mozart
Vio
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals Report Births
The notices list newborns born at St. John’s and Community hospitals to Harris, Douglas, Parke, and Selby families in Anderson and Muncie. Separately a youth concert feature highlights a concert master from Anderson High School, Schier, performing Saint Saens and other works with local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Hospital
Hershal Harris
Home Ave
Randy Douglas
Chesterfield
Howard Parke
Community Hospital
Stephen Selby
Muncie
Sound Off Letters About Delayed Colonial Studios Purchase
Readers report delays in receiving scissors ordered from Colonial Studios White Plains NY. Canceled checks show payment but shipments stalled since summer 1971 with explanations including dock strikes customs duties and slow import delivery. Customer service offered replacements and apologies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Studios
White Plains
N.Y
G. WM
Germany
Bath
Jury Selection in Crevit Court Continues Ten Days
Jury selection in Crevit Court enters its 10th day as prosecutors and defense seek a two juror panel for the murder case of two men charged with first degree murder in the Aug. 12 death of Anderson pawnbroker Kenneth B. Goldstein during an alleged robbery. About 80 jurors have been excused. Ralph E. Williams and Charles A. Frith face trial, while Morris B. Dozier was granted a separate venue change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crevit Court
Anderson
Ralph E. Williams
Indianapolis
Charles A. Frith
East
Chicago
Kenneth B. Goldstein
Morris B. Dozier
Anderson Area Deaths and Obituary Fragments
Obituary notices from Anderson area record the deaths of Robert C. Whitley of Muncie and several local residents. Details include occupations, military service, church memberships, survivors, and pending funeral arrangements, with multiple names and locations across Indiana.
Local Auctioneer Byrne dies at 62 in Anderson
Venerable local auctioneer and real estate broker V I Byrne 62 died at 3 45 am Tuesday at St John s Hospital He lived here most of his life a Vine Indiana native He served in many professional and fraternal groups and leaves wife Helen M two children Ronald L Byrne Connie Sizemore a brother Lorne Byrne and two grandchildren Funeral at Baker Heathers Thursday at 1 pm with Rev Varlin Smith officiating Interment Memorial Park Cemetery Friends may call after 2 pm today at the mortuary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Cochran
Lowell H. Cochran
Community Hospital
Rigdon
U.S. Postal Service
Fisekeeping Department of Community Hospital
Friends Church
National Association of Letter Carriers
Edith Fleener
Lymon
den Ruth) Hall
Marion
Wilbur Barbsra’ Umberger
Muncie
Paul M. Cochran
Anderson
John W. Cochran
Kokomo
Charles .L. Cochran
Seattle
Wash
Herbert Land
Raymond Breaker
Winchester
Memorial Park Cemetery
Friends
Harold B. Rozelle
Faye Rupa
Joe
Winona) Fredericks
Delmon
Helen) Johnson
Charles E
Melvin Cummings
Harold Cummings
Riverside
Calif
Baker Reothers Funeral Home
Ernest Shumaker
Lye Oberhein United Methodist Church
I Menorial Park
Ollie Espey
Tallen
Fie Rey
Joseph Espey
Leesburg
Fla
Ala
Sap
James Tallen
Nathan
Ann) Smith
Japan
P. W. Tramel
Lees‘Burg
Virgil
Bessemer
Melford
Montevallo
V.¥. Byrne
Scallerfield Rd
St John's Hospital
Vine Eenmes
Delco ~ Remy Wiviel
BUB Church
Indiana Real Estate Commission
Anderson Board of Realtors
Indiana Auctioneers Association
Lapel
Varlin Smith
Whetstone Christian Church
Turment Yall
Crawford Rites Friday at Community Hospital
Vern Crawford of 2338 Riviera Dry Wind dies after seven months illness. Employed 20 years at Broadway Sales, formerly with Guide-Lampvision. Survived by three daughters, eight grandchildren, six great grandchildren. Funeral Friday 1 pm Harold E. Roaélle Funeral Home with Rev. Edwin Helm. Interment East Maplewood Cemetery. ELWOOD planning commission meets Thursday 7 30 pm in City Council chambers. officers elected and new members introduced. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern C. Crawford
Riviera
Community Hospital
Broadway Sales
Carthage
Owith Guide
Lampivision
Emmanueh United Methodist Church
Norwood
Ianigue
Alexandria
Dack (Madonna) Burrows
Anderson
Edgar
Iblen
Akron
Phyllis Wright
Tie
Calif
Harold E. Roaélle
Edwin Helm
East Maplewood
Elwoon
Elwood Planning Conte
Emergency Medical Runs Log Amid Street Addresses
On a Monday and Tuesday, responders like Wendell Shryock and Gerald Silvey took calls for illnesses injuries and hospital transports across locations including St. John's Hospital, Community Hospital, and various streets. Names such as Melvin Boyd Ora Jackson Paul Gillespie Tony Garrett Charles Kreisher Nickel Byrne Robert Blake Lowell Cochrap and Robert Willis appear alongside times from 5:31 pm to 2:26 pm detailing transports to hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atonday
Wendell Shryock
Gerald Silvey
Melvin Boyd
Jlness
St. John's Hospital
Harrard
Ora Jackson
Madison Ave
Robert Feet
Ness — Community Hospital
Mair SL
Arthur Hise
St. John’s Hospital
Nelle St
Paul Gillespie
Delaware St
Tony Garrell
Ilness
SL. John's Hospital
Fairview Ave
Charles Kreisher
Scatterfield Rd
Nickel Byrne
Robert Blake
Ninth St
Lowell Cochrap
Robert Willis
Cedar St
Revenue Act changes tax rules for 1971 returns
The Revenue Act of 1971 cuts tax burdens with higher personal exemption up to 675 for 1071 returns and higher standard deduction. It also raises the low income allowance and offers tax breaks for certain filers while waiving penalties for some underpayment. Business rules include the 1 per cent investment tax credit and the Class Life depreciation system replacing reserve ratio tests for asset depreciation. More IRS detail will appear in Wednesday's Anderson Uswald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Charingy House
National Exporting Authority
Amfax
CCH
Internal Revenue Service
Treasury Department
Commerce
Mose
Anderson Uswald
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Antahan
Steve Perard
Subuhan Evanston
Allen Schwander
North Side
Taey
Robert J. Sushi
Vineet
Vara
Rush-Presby
Jurian St. “Lukes Hospital
Sal Pera
Vultures
James W. Jardine
Commis
Sioner
Eastside
AHS
Young Schier
Vincent Houses
Saint Saens
Ogden Nash
Great Gate
Kiev
Moussorgsky
Weinberger
Gliere
Padilla
Rouintree
Anderson Symphony
Indianapolis Symphony
Robert Whitley
Anderson Area
Robert C. Whitley
Yudlina State Reformatory
Anderson City
Corral Christian Church
Afl-Cio Lacal
Knotts Lion Repair School
Martha
Richard
Carole) Mason
Joyce
Tonya Whitley
Mildred Whitley
Elaise Southwick
Russell Whitley
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Pearl Galbreath
Siwhyzee
Keith Southwick
Wabash
Gordon Crisp
Gas City
Lee Hullinger
Greentown
Gerald
Hartford City
Fred
Claude Galbreath
Swayzee
Ryhalt
Avery Miley
Thenilsill
Cloverdale
Bedford
Cout. Keeling
California
Ollie Tallen
Raymond Howe
Sam
Baker Brothers Puneral
Raymond
Howe
Seventh St
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Garfield Chamberlain
Zion Baptist Church
Walton
East Maplewood Cemetery
Mike, Lane
Rowe and
Weston
Mike Vane
Eighth St
East Meglewood Cemetery
Chat Rowan
Washington St
Makanda
McFarland
Ads Mas Chatwick Rowan
Nicholson File Company
Alphay
Paul
Leenna) Hunter
Stanford
Marvin
A. Estil Cummings
Max Elis
Mayold
Rozelle
Max A. Ellis
Eighth
Morton Streets
Semesial Park Cemetery
Ralph Sears
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Sixth St
Mapkwood Cemetery
Timothy Waugh
First Presbyterian Church
Bayis Drive
Harold FE. Rozelle
First Step Developmental Center of
United Cerebral Palsy, Inc
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Earl Shockney Biawood
Cooker and Foster
Elwood
Earl Shockney
Leisure
Higgins
Tipton
Howard County
Caroline Thomas Shockney
Luella Stephenson
Loca
Harmony Christian Church At Leisure
Tipton Farm Bureau Co-op
Mary Smith
Florham Park
Blanche Shockney
Windfall
Herbert Shockney
Chester Shockney
Lloyd Hodge
Middletown
Needtann and Son
Hame
Lloyd K. Hovgs
A. al Ty
Joo Cemetery
Harry Lineberry
Jukley-Landrunt
Mary A. Lineberry
Seventh Ave
Vary
Elwood City Cemetery
Crawford
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