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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1978
Page
2
Uniform officers search for a mid-30s black male suspect after an armed robbery at the Milk Barn near Fairview Street and Pendleton Avenue. The bandit demanded cash, fled on foot with an undisclosed amount in a brown bag, last seen east along Pendleton.
Anderson and Stony Creek township library board president Mrs. Lowe Shearer says plans to create a seven member library lease corporation are moving along to back a $4.7 million library and parking deck project. The board also approved Citizens Banking Co. bid for $245,000 in time warrants at 3.95 percent until spring tax settlement.
Indiana House Judiciary Committee approved a bill recognizing brain death as death allowing physicians to disconnect life support. Sponsor Rep. Henry Lamkin, an Indianapolis physician, said technology can sustain heart and lungs after brain death, prompting legal concerns over wrongful death.
President Carter presses for swift energy legislation and a new energy plan. He cites steep foreign oil costs, calls for Panama Canal treaty ratification, and seeks a Middle East peace window, while outlining budget restraint and jobs programs for youth amid stagnating inflation and unemployment. He meets with leaders Long and Rhodes to discuss compromise on natural gas pricing and tax policy.
Reports indicate Clemons later confessed to supplying authorities with fictitious information. These latest developments are part of many complications in the Kemper murder probe caused by citizens abusing the probes or refusing to cooperate with authorities. Police officials say odds the abuse will end.
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