Grandview Golf Course Revenue and Attendance Dip in 1977
Grandview municipal golf course revenue fell to 68 813 50 dollars in 1977, down 1 804 from 1976, while total players declined from 30 724 to 29 411. Officials cited fewer tournaments and resistance to green fee increases, with a projection of profitability pending the full annual report. County plans for a Raible Avenue bridge were reviewed, with assurances it would not carve into the course.
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Grandview Municipal Golf Course
Anderson Board of Park Commissioners
Municipal Golf Course
Grandview
Bill McCarty
Park Board
Raible Avenue
Senate expands local government and public works powers
Legislative actions extend authority to form larger municipalities by uniting cities or towns and relax ward population limits. Other measures remove dog pound funding caps, allow building fund use for classrooms, require state construction service applicants to qualify through public works, and set act effective dates.
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House
Legislative Council
General Assembly
United Cities
City
Humane Society
School Corporation
Division of Public Works
Department of Administration
Judge Allows Kriss to Stay With Highland Family
Kriss remains with the Richie family under a judge’s ruling described as a definite hardship case. Highland loses three season wins after Michael Johnson’s ineligible Sunday School all-star game. Coach Robert Fuller expresses disappointment as weather delays and legal actions affect the Pendleton Heights game. Kriss’ attorney seeks a possible compromise to keep him playing for Highland.
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Kriss
Richie
Highland
Michael Johnson
Market Square Arena
Indianapolis
Johnson
Robert Fuller
the Herald
Fuller
Pendleton Heights
Pendleton
al E. Woolbert
The
Herald
North Judson
Red Barn Restaurant Ad in Lapel Offers Lunch Deal
A Porterhouse steak regular price 4.75 is discounted to 3.45 with salad bar, potato, and roll included. Advertisement notes Saturday hours from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Red Barn Restaurant on Main Street in Lapel.
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Porterhouse
RED Barn
Main ST
Witness Tells of Expressway Shooting and Attacks
An 18 year old girlfriend of Willie Robinson testified that after a rear end collision on the Calumet Expressway the couple was attacked. Prosecutors allege Willie Robinson and Larry Hamilton shot Mark Furman and pistol whipped his wife Claudia Furman. Authorities traced the license plate, and both suspects are held without bond in Chicago.
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Ill
Calumet Expressway
Indiana
Willie Robinson
Robinson
East Chicago Heights
Larry Hamilton
Harvey
Cook County
Mark Furman
Schererville
Claudia
Milwaukee
Hamilton
Furman Auto
Furman
Chicago
Police seek black man after milk bar robbery attempt
Madison County police chase a black male in his 30s about 6 ft 2 in, 170 to 180 pounds, wearing a green army jacket and blue ski mask, suspected in an armed robbery at Milk Barn 622 Pendleton Ave around 10:50 p.m. Thursday. Money from register and gas pump taken. No bullet wound found. gun possibly a cap pistol.
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Pendleton Ave
Milk Barn
Marla Hollenback
John D. Trent
Trent
Kiziah Lyles
Nichol Ave
Anderson City
Floyd Drake
Hendricks St. Drake
Officer Weatherly May Return After Back Tax Order
Weatherly faces ordered repayment of nine to ten thousand dollars in back taxes and was jailed after sentencing. He awaits transport to Virginia while remaining APD duties and private businesses are scrutinized. Herald sources say many officers question a possible return to work as no serious felony conviction occurred. Police Chief Jamerson did not comment.
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Madison County
Jerry Clark
Rt. 7
Summitville
Clark
Stephanie Richardson
Rt. 5
Anderson
Weatherly
Woolbert
Marion County
Virginia
Herald
APD
Public Opinion Poll on Policy Proposals and Rates
Poll results show varied support across measures including freeze of collective bargaining at 34.4 yes 50.4 no 15.2 undecided, gasoline tax 28 yes 60 no 12 undecided, child abuse reporting 74.4 yes 4 no 2.4 undecided, death penalty retention 84 yes 11.2 no 4.8 undecided, insanity plea changes 81.6 yes 10.4 no 8 undecided, state aid to schools increase 45.6 yes 42.4 no 12 undecided, state lottery 52 yes 44 no 4 undecided, biennial legislature 56.8 yes 36 no 1.2 undecided, cross county banking 34.4 yes 41.2 no 18.4 undecided, property tax freeze continuation 92.8 yes 48 no 2.4 undecided, drinking age 18 6.4 yes 89.6 no 10.8 undecided, marijuana legalization 7.2 yes 79.2 no 13.6 undecided, Panama Canal treaties ratification 77.6 yes 15.2 no 7.2 undecided, interstate speed 60 mph 44.8 yes 53.6 no 1.6 undecided.
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Congress
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River Bluff Road
Charles Jones
Rt. 1
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38Th St
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Nichol Avenue
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Goodwill Industries
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Yorktown Bridge
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