APD fights false reporting in Kemper case probe
Anderson Police pursue a war on false tips in the Robert Kemper homicide inquiry. Debra Clemons, 19, was charged with false reporting after providing names and details that hindered investigators. Kemper, 61, was found shot and beaten near his Franklin Street residence on November 22.
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Defendant denies intent to kill in Madison Circuit Court
Robert Bill Barrett of Muncie testified he did not drive his car at two men in the parking lot of the Sheraton Motor Inn during a Sept 11 1976 incident. He described a bachelor party and said bullets struck him as he left, while he claimed he did not target police officer Charles Williams or others.
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Henry County
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The Herald apologizes for late newspaper delivery
The Herald apologizes for subscribers not receiving papers on time due to a four hour late press run caused by a page camera failure and a mechanical issue. Carriers and staff are praised for their dedication, and readers are urged to thank their carrier or accept the apology.
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Inside Today's Index Highlights the Paper's Contents
The publication lists sections by page: Police blotter on page 2, obituaries funerals and new arrivals on page 3, editorials on page 4, People Pages 6 and 7, Newsmakers on page 8, The worry clinic on page 12, sports highlights on pages 14 through 16, stock markets on page 17, comics and daily features on pages 18 and 19, and classified ads on pages 21 through 25.
No Surprises in Carter Talk
President Carter delivered a State of the Union urging tax cuts for 96 percent of taxpayers and pressing energy reform stalled in Congress. He outlined a broad anti inflation plan, civil service reform, a new Education Department, and vows to stand for human rights while seeking wage and price moderation in 1978.
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Travelers advisory brings windy snow and new accumulations
A travelers advisory is in effect as a windy snow event continues today. New snow accumulations of two to four inches are expected by this afternoon, with highs in the mid 20s. Snow ends tonight with lows around 10 to 15. Saturday will be cloudy with highs in the low 20s. Thursday's forecast shows a high of 25 and a low of 14.
Winter Storm Slams Indiana With Snow and Wind
The National Weather Service issued a travelers advisory for central Indiana as a second winter storm moves across the state. High winds and heavy snow punish roads, with six inches forecast and two to four inches in Madison County. Schools planned morning notices on schedule changes.
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Gerald Roudebush
Tolbert's 24 Points Highlight Page 16 Feature
Tolbert shines with 24 points as the team advances on a page 16 recap. Readers are invited to view the full game breakdown and key plays in the accompanying section.
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Indiana Supreme Court backs massage parlor ordinances
The Indiana Supreme Court on Thursday upheld an Indianapolis massage parlor licensing ordinance that bans opposite sex massages and requires modest attire, ruling it a licensing measure not a criminal law. The decision stems from a unanimous vote by Justice Donald Hunter who cited federal precedents and clarified penalties. It also addresses related divorce asset questions and a property case involving Indianapolis Power & Light Co. and an airport, while overturning a theft conviction in a separate matter.
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Indianapolis Power & Light
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Marsall Milhoun
Barnard
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Yvonne Bullock
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