Fire Causes Blast Injuring Four Near IU Campus
Four Indiana University students were hospitalized in satisfactory condition after a boiler blast in their five story apartment building. The explosion ruptured gas lines and damaged vehicles while windows shattered across the complex. Owner Donald Collier estimated $100000 in damages. Police and fire investigators traced the cause to a gas main break near the building, likely sparked by a pilot light.
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Bloomington
Ind
Turs- Gay
Woottington
Tndiana University
Hank Wankier
Gary Simon
Indianapolis
Byron Ashmore
Washington
Dennis Cox
Westpot
Dwight
Balkin A. Berger
New York City
Alo
Richard McMurray
Donald Collier
Trobert Lee
Troiana Gas
Mobile Home Continued From Page Ons Roosevelt Elementary School
A second special exception was recommended as complying with the master plan, submitted by Thomas Dearing, Pall and Xebrie Likens. the exception would be for a service station at the northwest corner of East Bightly Street and College Drive in the Park Place Addition. The commission granted final approval for two subdivision plans: Mustin Park Addition with four lots at Cross Street and Romine Road, and Romine Heights Addition with nine lots near Romine by Moss Island Road.
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Page Ons Roosevelt
Aso
Thomas Dearing
Pall
Xebrie
Ibol No
East Bightly Street
College Drive
Park Place
Mustin Park
Cross Street
Romle
Moss Island Road
Local group weighs air pollution ordinance steps
Anderson and Madison County officials discuss a refined air pollution control bill aiming for passage and January 1971 implementation. State official Perry Miller urges local action, while Hancock and Heiden push a flexible ordinance to grow with experience and allow federal aid and technical help. About 200 languages were spoken in the area.
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George Baker
Hey
Perry Miller
Indiana Air Pollution Control Board
Miller
Batlh Hancock
Heiden
Stale Board of Health
Anderson-Madison County
Anderson
Tadiana
Him Jcock
Republicans’ House Committees and Upcoming Hearings
Republican House members including Robert Taft Jr of Ohio chair the committee on research and J Allen Smith of California as ranking minority member of the rules committee. Bob Wilson of California and others may be invited to present information on bills under review, with potential for a vote. other members may also speak before the policy committee on specific legislation.
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Hinata
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Bob Wilson
Calif
J. Allen Smith
Permangal House
Yablonski Indictments Detail Conspiracy to Kill
Federal grand jury in Cleveland returns seven count indictment naming Paul Gilly and others in a plot to murder Joseph Yablonski, a United Mine Workers official, with conspirators allegedly moving between Cleveland and Clarksville and plotting gunfire and dynamite. Co conspirators include the wife of one suspect and an informer. Indictments cover attempts to influence testimony and obstruction of justice, with dates spanning 1969 to 1960s.
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Cleveland
Tyree
Pennsylvania
Nestlers
Joseph Ao
Jeck
Yablonski
Beam
Wynesday
Claude Vealey
Paul Ji. Gilly
Anya We Marling
Lavor
James Charles Phillips
Claveland
Wnd
Annette Gilly
Aul
Margaret
Daughley
Charlotte
Clarksville
Lafayette
Tenn
Piablonski
Washington, D.C
Scranton
Beckley
W. Va
Kit Joseph Yablonski
Bill Yablonski
Lyons
Joseph Yablonski
Fullips
Gilly and
Vealey
O. F Martin
Gilly
Martin
AL Clarksville
Phillips
ISO
UMW
Washington
Nixon Budget Forecasts Growth and Tight Monetary Policy
President Nixon outlines expectations for 1973 to 1975 focusing on reduced government involvement, controlled inflation, and gradual GNP growth to about 585 billion. He emphasizes prudent fiscal policy and restrained monetary policy to balance the budget while reviving housing and construction, with wage and welfare programs to address unemployment.
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Ominas
Welftre
Ute
Nixon
Sie
Jones and Morgan Rites Highlight Alexandria Notices
The Alexandria area reports funeral services for Benjamin Morgan a longtime resident of Noblesville and several local obituaries including Martha Cox and others from Alexandria and surrounding towns. Services are held at Evansforthby Trout Funeral Home and various local cemeteries.
U S Bombs Vietnam War Casualties and Claims
U S bombing losses to 933 aircraft including 40 helicopters, with 5 410 total in South Vietnam since Jan 1. Casualty figures show 73 Americans, 3 government soldiers and 1 2 enemy troops killed last week, while 615 Americans wounded. Talks in Paris amid protests discuss withdrawal plans and reconnaissance flights over North Vietnam under a tacit agreement.
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Vietnam
WSL
Ise
South
U.S
Paris
Marth Viettnam
Berse Halsey
Muncie
Ah Pee
Ha van
Jbian
Ysis
Stephan Ledegar
Quang Binh
Nla Tinh
North Vietnam
Bot
Haos
Ho Chi Minh Ivail
Laos
Philip Habib
North’ Vietnam
Havor
Habib
Law
Hanoi
Hel
Dé Quang Wep
United States
Fort Viewnant
Xuang Thuy
Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Vietnam
Employment Office Closed For Relocation Move
Area residents were informed that the local branch of the Indiana Employment Security Division will be closed today to move to a new location at Ninth Street and Central Avenue. Branch manager J Q Armstrong said the office will reopen Monday at the new site.
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Indiana Employment Security Division
Ninth Street
Central Avenue
J. Q. Armstrong
Revrite
Costs Decreasing In One Phase Of County Government
County recorder Yeorge bar ley reports lower operating costs after a new rearching process. A $4,015.38 budget return will go to the County General Fund for county needs. New equipment was installed early in 1909.
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Yeorge Barley
County General Fund
General Electric strike ends after five days in New York
The five day walkout by 100000 GE production workers ends as a presidential troubleshooter arrives to help seal a settlement. The stoppage cost workers over 40 million in wages and hurt sales for the company amid a nationwide anti boycott pressure. Ratification by union members is required.
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York
General Electrle Co
Amore
Youth Tobacco and Marijuana Debate in City Interviews
Downtown Anderson residents discuss teen rebellion and marijuana use in weekly services. Interviewees describe substance use as a challenge to establishment norms while judges and officials weigh personal impact and legality.
Drug Possession Charges Filed Against Pair
A charge of possession of dangerous drugs was filed against Bobby Widnover and Charles Warner after police observed two men attempting to sell drugs. The arrests occurred on Arrow Ave at 7 a.m. Weatherly and Detective Powers seized a quantity of pills, including 125 capsules, described as Red Dev. Both suspects are held on $10,000 bond in Madison County jail.
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Mairsday
Charles Warner
Arrow Ave
Apd
Marion
Bobby Widnover
Yih
Bgl
Chartes Weatherly
Sal
Adams
Bill Powers
Senaca
Madison County
New Arrivals at Local Hospital and Community Homes
Readable fragments note newborns at ntw's Hospittal and Cannnnity Slospitaly. Mentioned are Elyond boy Thomas Mor ris, Richard [ick man at 246 Range Line Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parks, and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Tortilin with a son at 2121 Pearl St. Additional lines reference Fred Ogte at 910.
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Afr
Thomas Morris
Elyond
Ates
Richard
Ickman
Charles Parks
Dave Tortilinson
Pearl St
Cannnnity Slospitaly
Fred Ogte
Funeral Notices For Ellen Garner Muay And Dossie Hill
Obituary notices for Ellen Garner Muay and Dossie Hill, longtime Anderson residents. Ellen Garner Muay of Newport died Tuesday after a long illness, survived by husband Clifford Garner, sisters Mrs. Russell Davis and Mrs. Bill Yelm, son Charles Garner of Cincinnati, brothers James Davis of Pendleton and Charles Davis of Dallas Park Texas, and eightteen grandchildren. Funeral 10 a.m. Saturday at Center View Baptist Church, burial Union Cemetery Newport. Dossie Hill, 62, of Anderson, died Thursday morning. Born April 27 1907 to Samuel and wife, she leaves husband Samuel, three children Mrs. Hachata A Williams of Anderson, Mrs. Judy Reisinger of Alario, and Samuel Williams of Wilmington Del, 12 grandchildren and one great grandson. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday Harold Rozelle Funeral Home Fairfax Nazarene Church officiating, East Maplewood Cemetery burial. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. Friday.
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Benjamin Morgan
Noblesville
Caenner
Parkinsville
Mercy Hospital
Tie Fall Crowe
Vantiltou
Lula
Doris Morgan
Rhy
8Ville
Evansfiodby
Trout
Mie Harold
Evans, Keatlla Pfunewal
Godby
Yimolby M. Thingy
Yavin
Gravell Park
Wikie
Portvilte
Mathys
United MathiaMlist
Mawel
A Alderson Memorial Park
Ellen Garner Muay
Garner
Devgoy
Dietarly Yhuvaday
Newport
Tom
Center View
Prue Will Baptist Church
Hussell Davis
Bill Yelm
Charles Garner
Cinginneti
Obla
Mes Criptiien Callyer
Andersony Wo Brothers
James Davis
Pendlelan
Charles Dawa
Dace Park
Texas
Eighteeaud
Union Cemetery
Newpark
Ars
Bessie Hill Alys
Dossie II
Anderson
Samuel Spence
Trsband
Harold EB. Rozelle
Filles Graham
Fairfax Church of the Nazarene
Maplewoor
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Five new directors named to Wilson Boys Club board
Former Cage Tanilawed reports five new directors joining the Wilson Boys Club board at a short meeting. New volunteers include Alldredge, Canno ch, Dickman, Nees, and Woot, with names like Kruger Andreaux Johnson and Kuhl on executive and honorary posts. Saunders notes the Kids Better Boys Foundation is privately funded, largely by a $200,000 National Football League Players Association donation, aiming to guide nine year olds with social problems and launch outpost schools this year.
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Roath
Wilson Boys? Club
Ssander
Srower Alldredge
R. D. Cannoch
Charles Dickman
Don Nees
Louis Woot
Ring Kruger
Tony Andre+alta
Tesee Johnson
Cromer Alldredge
Ruth Harber
Robert Lani
Wenstrer
Clem Kuhl
Joan Barber
Carlin Whitehead
William Koop
Tony Andreaux
Mark Bakey
Jol Barber
Fred Sulz
Ben Hamel
Uth Tarper
Ex Tricksor
Esse Johnson
Nat Johnson
National Football League Player's Association
Saunders
Foundation
Chicago Boys Foundation
Detroit
Washington
Pie
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Andinuyd
Foye One
Dennis
Phil Sheep
Ball State University
Vance Herske
Congress
Elwond
Wendell Willkin High School
DePauw University
Georgetawn University School of Foreign Service
First United Methodist Church In
Edwood
Indiana State Teachers Association
The
American Political Science Association
Mechanicisa
Mosivow
Moscow
Pune
Moscow News
Fine Arts Center
Alexandria Jaygoes
James Shaw
Morris Matting
Jah Cox
Joe Bays
Alexandria Jaycees
DSA
Thomas Thomas
Windison
Edith Long Fortviler
Malway Funeral
Columbus
Beit Lang
Hancock County
Tiavand Brook
Howard Seals
Fortville
Cohonbns Hunce-Jtal
Andtua
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Joung
Jane Na« Vman
Herbert Astionasl
Hosen
Fardier
Thont Ts
Pranklin Vollege
Chamber of
Hilterest Chrisian
Madison County Health Association
First Baptist Church
Thomas
Marilyn
Jackson St
Naderman
Oye
Alexandria Monroe High School
Nederman
Lincoln Ave
National Educatrons Association
Alexatdria Classroom Teachers Asso
National Council For
Social Studies
Indiana Council, For Social Studies
Business and Professional Women’s Club
St. Mary’s Ghuirel
Hutheet Ashton
O Ashton
Medison Coun
Merrill Folandry
Elwood
Aim
Wester Funeral Home
Afecvill Solond
Purseryman
Wood City
Ashton
Wilma
Alexandria
Jackson Street Pike
Marion Presser
Hopkins and Wallon
Hame
Bainbridge
Lapel
Brookside
Mae Plains Pendleton
Cornell Bright
Mra. Mae Plains
J. Winsyor Plains
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Miss Dora Gray Elwood
Pinal Viles
Pesler Funeral Home
Miss Dora Gray
Elwood City Cemetery
Alies Voday
Poye Bre
Fiat
Samuel Craig
Virginia
Arsha
Janus Frank
Union
Rity
Iug
Point Ural
Rick Sanders
Inderson
Juana
Borer Boys Foundation of
Chicago
Warne Saunders
A!lel
William Wilton
Rina Kruger
Sliseust
Hogie of Diraders
Seuiders Tole
Kruger
United Fund
Stall Piais
Jomas V. Corral
Ntw
Tanilawed
Timothy M. HU Sundey
Rozelle
Anderson Memorial Park
Rozelle On
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