Fire destroys two story building on Sixth Street
Police blotter reports a Tuesday morning blaze starting around 2 05 am destroyed a two story building at 10 West Sixth Street, causing an estimated 4000 damage to the structure and 1000 to contents. Fire units contained the fire in two hours nine minutes with no arson evidence. Building housed four apartments and had gas and electric service at start. Donne Whittle ownership listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacall
Sixth St
Donne Whittle
Anderson
John's Hospital
Girlriend
Éallie Burris
W. 21St St
Cynthia Tipp
S. Rabble Ave
Educators Prepare For US Job Seminar In Anderson
Ball State education director and seven educators join a Feb 6 and 7 Employment Seminar co sponsored by Artun League Madison County City of Anderson Affirmative Action Department and Anderson College Center for Public Service. Charles Payne from Philadelphia Miss holds a doctorate from Virginia University and chairs the State Ethnic Studies Committee. He serves on Anderson School System Title 1 planning and has consulted for Minnesota and Michigan City programs. Joining him is Sterman K Johnston from Southern University New Orleans who leads continuing education and Title I programs and has earned several awards and grants. Urban League Officer Anthony Malone coordinates the workshop at Union Hall on the 109 bypass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball State
Artun League of
Madison County
City of Anderson Affirmative Action Department
Anderson College Center For Public Service
Philadelphia
Miss
Charles Payne
Virginia University
Tuskegee, Tenn
Virginia
Anderson School System
Minnesota State Department of Education
Port Wayne Teachers Association
Onamia
Michigan City
State
Payne
Sterman K. Johnston
Southern University
New Orleans
Johnston
Cornell University
Southern Education Foundation
Harrix County
Georgia Teachers Association
Lousiana Special
109 Bypass
Urban League
Anthony Malone
Area Deaths Highlight Anderson Notables
Area obituaries honor Robert Armstrong 63 of El Paso former Anderson resident and retired printer. Reardon Whippo 7 of Anderson dies after extended illness formerly of Delco Remy. Frank Busby 75 longtime Kokomo resident. Greta Freiberg 80 longtime Anderson resident. John Ellis 15 native of Clinton Illinois died in Fort Myers. Robert Gibbs father of Kenneth Gibbs of Anderson died in Long Beach. Flossie Ulrey 65 Lafayette area resident and mother of Anderson spouses. Includes service details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Armstrong
Robert F. Armstrong
el Paso
Texas
Indianapolis
Anderson
Newspaper Printing Corp
International Typographal Union and Methodist Church
Elizabeth (Lindberg) Armstrong
D.d. Culbertson
Harald ©. Rozelle
Donald F. LuSuer
Kunal
Anderson Memorial Park
Reardon Whippo
Reardon D. Whippo
Delaware St
St. John’s Hospital
Delco-Remy
Hast Lynn Christian Church
Fellowship Lodge
Killiuck
Gertrude Duffey Whippo
Tatricia Whippo
Charles Whippo
Chicago
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Maurice Ankton
East Maplewind Cemetery
Frank Busby
Frank M. Busby
Seventh St. Apt
Madison County
Kokomo
Delea Radio Factory
First Presbyterian Church
Lapel Masonic Lodge No
Anderson Elks
Elsie (Wertz) Busby
Pred
Doris) Dickerson
Mars Will, N.C
Edward W. Wusby
Horace Husby
Ralph
Robert Busby
Wan Dee Ait
Rozelle
Harry Waldron
Kokome
Memorial Park
Greta Freiberg
Wwth
Rolling Hills Nursing Home
First United Methodist Church Philathea
Adair’ Bevelhimer
West Maplewood
James Lantz
Rowe and Weston Funeral Home
John Ellis
Eighth St
Fort Myers
Fla
Clinton
Deleo-Remy
Clinton Christian Church
Anderson Fellowship Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite
Robert Gibbs
Kenneth Il. Gibbs
Robert MM. Gibbs
Long Beach
Calif
Lebanon
Forrest Lawn
Senate Confirms Bush as CIA Leader Amid Debate
The Senate approved former Republican Party Chairman George Bush 64 to 27 to head the Central Intelligence Agency. Only one Republican, Sen. Jesse Helms, voted against him as six Democrats on the Senate Intelligence Committee opposed his nomination. Opponents argued Bush’s political background could harm CIA reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
George Bush
Cla
Bush
Ford
William Colby
Jesse Helms
North Caroina
Lowell Weicker
Ronn
Senate Intelligence
Frank Church
Deldaha
Bartisan
Central Intelligence Agency
Colby
Defense
Bush nomination to head CIA faces Senate votes and scrutiny
The Senate Government Operations Committee and Senate leaders weigh Bush's nomination to lead the CIA amid concerns over his political past. Some Democrats warned the former Republican figure could erode public confidence, with 20 to 25 votes anticipated against him. Ford aides cited tenure guarantees and past roles, including U N ambassador and Nixon tenuring. House panel backed full disclosure of each intelligence agency's lump sum cost, despite fears over revealing spending trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speennre
Spl
Mpeg
Steniyre
Saris Buk
CIA
Bush
Soved
Ford
McIntyre
Armed Services
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Republican Party
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
United Nations
Peking
Colby
Defense
James K. Schlesinger
White House
House Intelligence Committee
United States
U S House Votes To Cut Further Angolan Aid
The U S House voted 324 to 99 to halt further aid to Western backed factions in Angola. President Ford urged against cutting off aid but Congress supported the veto, arguing the move risks Soviet Cuban intervention and US interests. State Dept officials and FNLA representatives traveled to Washington to press their case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Angola
Washington
White House
United States
Ford
House
Carl Albert
Albert
Ken Nessen
Ino
Congress
Nessen
Slite
Henry Kissinger
Carl Mbert
Western backed troops under heavy attack in Angola
Western backed troops faced heavy attacks in central Angola amid clashes with Soviet backed MPLA forces. U.S. aid to pro Western factions was cut by the House 323 to 48, ending hopes of continued American involvement, as MPLA advances toward Huambo Silva Porto and Lobito were reported with large numbers of weaponry abandoned by UNITA and FNLA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Niesday
House of Representatives
United States
House
Angola
Ford
Luanda
Popular Movement
MPLA
Huambo
Silva Porto
Lobile
Tass
Uambo
UNITA
The
National Front
FNLA
Lusaka
Zambia
Lusaka Anlysts
Hberalian
MPLS
Wartuga
Hyambe
Jonas Savimbi
ENLA
Kiss Stil Unita
Also Mentioned on This Page
Terry Helms
Vermillion Court
Between & Wom
Helms
YMCA
Lath St
Steve Smith
Fletcher Sr
Michigan
Delaware County
Grant County
Asthoriaivid
Michor
Zipper
Fonia
Mich
Schipper
Ind
Mounds Road
Renuie Westmoreland
Fowler St
Tyan Haynes
Brown St
Weatmoreland
Mary
Martha
Htt Noor
St. John's Hospital
Westmoreland
Haynes
Elwood
Michael Hirsch
N. 13Th St
South P
Hirsch
Indiana
Turaday
Don Eckstein
Shellbark Road
Eckstein
Frank Smith Jr
Lincoln St
Btown
Ivestigators
Salut
Baker Brothers
Marald Clark
Memorial Park Cemetery
Flossie Uirey
Lafayette
Flossie L
Owens) Urey
Central SL
Paul
Judy) Stone
Jack
Sharon) Burke
Anders
Lafayette Home Hospital
Glenn DB. Ulrey
Ray
Jilliene) Dienhart
Clark's
Wilk
Dickerson
Stockwell
Cancard
Heart Fund
Asa Ror Rana LE Arerr
ETS
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.d
Senate Armed Services Committee
Srauteg
State Department
National Front For the Liberation of
Henderik van Neto
National Union Group
Paula Tuba
Hatden Roberto
William B. Schaufole Jr
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Rhodes
Vietnam
St. Inbn's Hospital
Richard Kelly
Ingalls
Tra
Larry Roberts
Pandleton Ave
Community Hospital
Mark McIntyre
Lighland Ayt
Anthony Snodgrass
Alexandria
Terryleo
Dana Kellum
David McaAllister
Columbia
Paterna
Virgil McAllister
Torling Furniture Bangnien
Hewitt's Furviluer Warehouse
Meridian
Tween One
Lobite
Atlantic
Lusaks
David Tavela
Mounds Mall
Thurs
Muncie
Eriea A. Lafayette
Manny
Beautyrest
Simmons
Cash
M” Donalds Furniture Showrooms, Inc
Pendleton Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!