Juvenile Justice Reform Discussed By Task Force
Herald staff writer reports on Indiana Juvenile Justice Task Force concerns. Abused and neglected youths face detention, with scarce rights, and alternatives like neighborhood homes and small group care are explored to prevent criminal trajectories. John Fulda leads efforts with local officials noting funding limits and proposed reforms.
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Peems Herald
Indiana Juvenile Justic Task Force
Jack Fulda
Anderson College
Indiana
Fulda
Indiana hit by monstrous blizzard shuts state and kills man
An apocalyptic blizzard crippled Indiana with up to six inches more snow in the north, subzero wind chills, and widespread power outages. Gov. Bowen declared a snow emergency as National Guard and volunteers aided stranded motorists and hospitals. one Lafayette man died of exposure in 50 mph winds amid closed roads and disabled services statewide.
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Ge Ning Associated Press
Indiana
Otis R. Bowen
Lafayette
National Weather Service
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Mercury
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National Guard
Eon National Guard
Mike Gossid
William J Watt
Bowen
Public Service
Wabash
Watt
Dnrty
Falparaiso
Idiana
Goss
Stout Field
Indianapolis
Robert Bickett
Tippecanoe County
Anderson Herald Brief Sports Update
Anderson Herald reports a narrow scoring session with Maton leading a 38 to 28 push, while opponents struggle to gain traction. Details remain unreadable. event appears basketball related with limited clear names or outcomes available.
Newspapers at a standstill across Indiana from blizzard
A historic blizzard left Indiana papers unable to publish or with limited editions. Decatur Democratic, Frankfort Times, Terre Haute Star, Kokomo Tribune, Muncie Press, Portland Commercial Review, Elwood Call Leader, Seymour Tribune, Crawfordsville Journal-Review, Tipton Tribune and Valparaiso Vidette Messenger skipped or trimmed issues. The Indianapolis News and Star published limited runs while Fort Wayne News-Sentinel boosted copies as a special edition. Staffed by nine reporters at the News, many papers relied on home telephones to gather news.
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Indiana
Decatur Daily Democrat
Frankfort Times
Terre Haute Star
Kokomo Tribune
Muncie Press
Portland Commercial Review
Elwood Call Leader
Seymour Tribune
Crawfordsville Journal-Review
Tipton Tribune
Valparaiso Vidette- Messenger
Indianapolis News
Indianapolis Star
Morning Star
Terre Haute
Star
Crawfordsville
Fort
Decatur
Dick Heller
Death Notices for George Carpenter and Lora Starkey
George Carpenter aged 56 of 805 Smy Lane died Wednesday night at St John s Hospital after a sudden illness He was born in Anderson and worked 37 years at Delco Remy Division retiring in 1977 He belonged to Whetstone United Church of Christ several Masonic bodies and Shrine groups He survived by his wife Mary a son and two daughters among others Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Baker Brothers Funeral Home Lora B Starkey of Indianapolis died early Thursday at a health care center in Indianapolis A son E R Starkey survives in addition to other relatives
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St. John's Hospital
Anderson
Delco-Remy Division
Whetstone United Church of Christ
Madison County Shrine Club
Desert Patrol
Scottish Rite
Valley of Indianapolis
Murat Shrine
York Rite
Elwood
Frankton Masonic Lodge
Mary
Menael Carpenter
Frankton
Dale
Janis) Starks
Michael
Kay) Reilly
Indianapolis
Harry Carpenter
Dudley
Bob Carpenter
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Lora Starkey Elwood
Lora B. Starkey
E. R. Starkey
GM to Build Albany Georgia Plant For 250 Jobs
General Motors will construct a Delco-Remy operated plant near Albany Georgia on a 100 acre site off U S Highway 19. The facility will produce a new compact alternator for GM vehicles, totaling about 225000 square feet with 30000 square feet of offices and is expected to employ about 250 people by 1980. Construction follows pre construction requirements and underscores GM’s view on the auto industry’s future.
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General Motors
Albany
Martin J. Caserio
Caserio
Delco-Remy
Anderson
Delco
Fitzgerald
U.S. Highway 19
U.S
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