Supreme Court rules on abortion privacy and related cases
The court held a woman may obtain a medical abortion in the first six months of pregnancy with state interference only after viability. It struck down Texas and Georgia provisions restricting abortion and allowed states limited regulation in later stages. Justices White and Rehnquist dissented. The decision also limited judicial review of executive classifications and addressed grand jury handwriting and voice samples.
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Blackmun
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Bowen to Outline Major Tax Proposals in Indiana
Gov. Otis Bowen plans a 40 percent property tax relief package funded by a four percent sales tax, a three percent personal income tax, and a five percent corporate net tax. The plan aims to raise about 430 million dollars in new state revenue and will be presented in a joint assembly address this Wednesday.
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General Assembly
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Senate
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Helmke
Death notices and obituaries batch from Anderson area
The passage lists multiple deaths in Anderson Madison County area including Charles Lester Rains 70 of 708 Ruddle Ave with services at Rowe and Weston Funeral Home and burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Florence Cox 80 of 2009 Hendricks dies at home after short illness with services at Bethesda Baptist Church. Stella Fisher 91 of 1406 W 6th St dies at St John’s Hospital with burial at IOOF Cemetery. Velma Likens 50 Frankton dies at home. Ralph Bragg 61 Elwood dies in Indianapolis VA hospital. Hayden Mosley 66 Lapel dies at home. Olin H Jack McQuitty 65 Elwood dies in nursing home. Olin H McQuitty details include family survivors. many survivors enumerated. services set at various funeral homes with burial in local cemeteries.
Youth Package Advances In Indiana House
A six bill youth package moves toward third reading in the Indiana House lowering age of majority to 18 for marriage licenses guardianships and welfare claims among others. HB 1110 HB 1134 HB 1135 HB 1155 and HB 1156 push to 18 for bank incorporators notaries and National Guard officers. Land sale of 132 acres to Gilbert Township for a recreation park approved 58-36 amid debate.
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Indiana
House of Representatives
Macy
National Guard
Indiana Boys’ School
Gilbert Township
Hendricks County
Kissinger in Paris as Vietnam talks near cease fire
Henry Kissinger arrived in Paris for what may be the final round of Vietnam peace talks with Le Duc Tho. In Washington, Defense Secretary Laird signaled a cease fire could be initialed Wednesday as Kissinger and Tho press toward an accord, with Lam and Nixon aides coordinating the final phases.
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Washington
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South Vietnam
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Lam Ain
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Atlantic
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New Arrivals at St. John’s and Community Hospitals
Newborns announced from St. John’s Hospital include boys for Glen Baldwin Greenfield Hunt zinger Rich Corbin Howard Watson Robert Leffel Jessie Braxton David Hays Charles Murphy Sidney Reger David Hilligoss James Richardson Dannie J Rush and girls for George Allen and Sidney Reger plus an additional girl for David Hilligoss and R Daniel Willis, with residences listed in multiple nearby streets towns.
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Glen Baldwin
Ninth St
George Allen
18Th St
Ard
Charles Huntzinger
Greenfield
Rich Corbin
Daleville
Howard Watson
Silver
Robert Leffel
Free Road
Charles Murphy
Chesterfield
Sidney Reger
Stoner
Area Residents Recall LBJ Warmth at Personal Moments
Community members recount President Lyndon B Johnson as a warm, engaging figure who connected with individuals. A White House reception impressed Park Superintendent Bill McCarty, Mrs. Robert Rock recalls Luci and Lynda Johnson Bayh’s visit, and a National Women’s Democratic conference featured Johnson’s personal chats with attendees.
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Fifth District
Ed Roush
Robert Rock
Anderson
Johnson
Luci
Lynda Birch
U.S
Birch Bayh
Peter
Paul and
Mary
Mrs. Rock
Pat Nugent
White House
Kano crash toll may rise with 180 feared dead
A chartered Boeing 707 carrying 202 Muslims home from Mecca crashed on braking in fog at Kano airport. Officials fear 180 dead with 30 survivors all severely burned. The Royal Jordanian jet reportedly broke apart after landing when the runway collapsed. The disaster would rank as the deadliest single aircraft crash in world history.
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Mecca
Moscow
Eastern Air Lines
Florida Everglades
Victor C Hammel 78 Funeral to Be Held in Drexel Chapel
Funeral services for Victor C. Hammel 78 will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Shirley Brothers Drexel Chapel with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. He lived with his niece Rev Albert Neher and his wife at 509 W Jefferson St. Hammel born in Indianapolis, served in WWI medical corps, member of Wallace Street Presbyterian, North Park Masonic Lodge 70 and 8 Craft, American Legion Post 348. He is survived by two Indianapolis sisters Mrs Crmen Hurst and Mrs Lula Hacker. The funeral home will receive visitors after 3 p.m. today.
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Victor C. Hammel
Shirley Brothers Drexel
Tenth St
Crown Hill
U. S. Post Office
Albert Neher
Jefferson St
Indianapolis
Military Medical Corps
Wallace Street Presbyterian Church
Death of Everett Adkins in California
Everett Adkins age 67 of Pacific Beach California formerly of Anderson died recently in California. Survived by widow Vera two daughters five sons in San Diego area a brother Roscoe Adkins Anderson a sister Mrs Bessie Teter Orange California formerly of Anderson and several nieces and nephews in Anderson area. Services and burial held in Pacific Beach.
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Pacific Beach
Calif
Anderson
California
Vera
San Diego
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Bessie Teter
Orange
Sveral
Mrs Bertha Nicholson 96 Dies in Anderson
Mrs. Bertha G Nicholson 96 of 2202 W 18th St died at 6 p.m. Sunday at St John s Hospital Born in Hancock County she lived in Anderson since 1899 Surviving are four sons Glen William Elvin Doris Nichol son 16 grandchildren 33 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Services at 10 a.m. Rev Charles Taylor officiating Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery viewing 7 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home
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W. 6Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Huntington County
Christian Church
Banquo
James Smitha
Anderson
Hunter Funeral Home
la Fontaine
Michael Armstrong
IOOF
Elwood
Olin H
Jack) McQuitty
Madison County
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Bob
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Darlene) Althert
Tipton
Martha Gilliam
Nellie Davis
Fern Cummings
Eva Mitchell
Portland
Lillian Gagle
Salamonie
Verl
Harold McQuitty
Copher and Fesler
Ed Finley
Elwood City
Bertha G. Nicholson
18Th St
Hancock County
Glen
Bill
Elvin
Doris
Jack) Nicholson
Rowe and Weston
Charles Taylor
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
City to purchase buses and expand transit operation
The city announced purchase of 30 passenger buses to begin routes on schedule once the PSC approves the emergency temporary application. James Wyatt was named supervisor of the new transit system by Mayor Robert L. Rock, with garage chief Heiden overseeing maintenance. The board also sent a park department request to buy a vacant Costello Addition lot for $2,700 to $2,800 to expand a neighborhood park at 16th and Costello, and approved bills totaling 107,031.24 along with three curb cuts and five sewer actions.
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Bennett) Mosley
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