Police to reject city salary plan in Anderson bargaining
Anderson police officers plan to reject a city proposal offering a $300 raise this year and $700 next year, with the condition they pay higher insurance premiums. Fraternal Order of Police leader Steve Randolph urged at least $1,500 rise and no extra premium costs as negotiations with the Safety Board and city continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Boxem
Herald
Anderson
Steve Randolph
Order of Police
The
Safety Board
FDP
Randolph
Raarfalph
Harold
Whitey" Snow
Britt
Biitt
Uutn
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Ini
Ind
Jack J. Jarrett
Eith St
Lapel
Jimmy Mayes
Welfe St. Anderson
Mayes
Richard Stitch
St. John's Hospital
East Eighth Street
Thomas D. Pierce
Lynnwood Drive
Is Auto
Eighth St
Pierce
Bradison Avenue
Charlie M. Miller
Sixth St
St. John’s Hospital
Debbie J. Henson
Greenbriar Rd
Henson
Cordelia Scott
Cedar St
Mike Austin
2Nd St
Remarts
Carter broadens layoff plan and defense missile cuts discussed
Carter orders layoffs starting next week in Palmdale and reviews a cruise missile program. Pentagon officials estimate B1 cost and armed-bomber feasibility, with production lines cited and potential reallocation of funds toward other missile research. The White House frames the move as a deterrent review amid SALT talks, with no intent to deploy the B1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmdale
Calif
Wall Street
Rockwell
Carter
al Dee Pentagon
Ite
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Air Force
George Brown
Joint Chiefs
Capitol Hill
Fistal
White House
Jody Vowell
Was
Powell
Teft Carter Room
Ile
Mimi
City considers Meridian Street site parking and library bond plan
City engineers discuss a Meridian Street land parking lot as temporary use awaiting site construction. The board weighs a parking lease parity with other downtown lots while not acting. In library bond matters the board approves bond issue and bonding steps with cost estimates and potential tax impact noted.
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Lloyd Line
Meridian Street
Line
City Parking Authority
Parking Authority
Redevelopment Commission
Wall
Tor Pege
Burton McClintock
Indianapolis
Ice, Millar, Donadio and Ryan
Paul Newbern
Newbern
Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners
Severe storms hit Indiana towns with widespread warnings
Near Churubusco and Markleville high winds toppled trees and blocked roads while in Anderson a tree fell onto a car causing damage. Marshall saw a tornado strike a root beer stand. Indianapolis reported 40 mph gusts and flooding. Warnings from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. were issued locally and statewide before cancellation at 9:22 p.m.
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Churubusco
Fort Wayne
India
Markleville
Trafic
Ispre
Anderson
East 23Th Street
Ilinois
Marshall
Indianapolis
Indiana
The
Nations Weather Service
National Weather Advisory Bureau
Ken Wells
Marilyn Akers
29Th St
Oala Wastington Boulevard
Wells
Akers
Police Blotter Highlights Indiana Helmet Law and Local Arrests
Indiana State Police warn that the new helmet requirement takes effect after all 1977 laws are promulgated, with arrests for riders without helmets possible by late July. Separately, Madison County police report seven arrests after a rack-throwing incident at Essex International Inc. in Elwood during a strike, plus multiple other incidents including theft, vandalism, and traffic offenses involving local residents and nearby towns.
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Indiana
General Assembly
ISP
House
Gates of Essex International Inc
Elwood
Madison County
MCPN
Michael.k. Williams
S. B St. Elwood
Williams
Palins
Anita L. Derrickson
S. 16Th SC
Flwood
Donald I. Schrock
W. Main Sul Elward
Jimmy J. Cambell
Patricia L. Nays
Shelby St
Alexandria
Essex International Inc
Robert 1
Pardue
Bornald Tk
Schrock
W. Main St
MCFD
Madison County Aid
Frankie Miller
Sheridan Sr
EFD
Miller
Essex
North Webster
Ron DO. Wagner
Broadway
Grand Avenue
Madison Superior Court
Wagner
Dairy Queen Brozier
U. S 3Rd St
Becky Suston
Bentwood Dr
East 18Th Street
Tok Place
Terry Britt
Fulton St
Britt
Brill
Yates Reappointed to Four Year Term on Financial Institutions Panel
INDIANAPOLIS Gemugen Yates of Anderson was reappointed by Gov Otis R Bowen to a four year term on Indiana s Board of Financial Institutions. Harold L Groninger of Akron also joins for another term. Bowen also named new terms on the Indiana Criminal Justice Commission and Auctioneer Commission.
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Indianapolis
Gemugen Yates
Anderson
Financial Institutions
Otis R. Bowen
Yates
Harold L. Groninger
Akron
Indiana
Richard M. Givan
Bruce A. Kolzan
Indiana Criminal Justice Commission
Bowen
John L. Friedersdorf
Franklin
Hugh Mile
Evansville
Indiana Auctioneer Commission
Lowell Hinckman
Glenwood
Obscene Mynah Jo Jo Joins ASPCA Office
In New York the ASPCA houses an obscene speaking mynah named Jo Jo and an attack rabbit called Harvey. The bird uses vulgar language and cannot be deprogrammed, deemed unplaceable, while Harvey bites intruders and remains a permanent office resident with no official title.
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Mynah
New York
el Harvey
Manhattan Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Jo Jo
ASPCA
Duncan Mright
Wright
Harvey
JoJo
NLRB Cites Warner Press in bargaining dispute
The National Labor Relations Board has filed a complaint against Warner Press Inc for refusal to bargain in good faith with Printing and Graphic Communications Union Local 17. An NLRB investigation followed a union charge on May 9 after the final bargaining session. Over half the Warner Press bargaining unit has been on strike since May 2 as hearings are set for September.
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Tro
Robert Clements
Hhe
NLRB
Warner Press
United Auto Workers
Real 662
Madison County Superior Court
Local 682
Dennis Lanane
Lanane
U.S. District Court
William E. Steckter
Abex Corporation
Wilted Auto Workers Local 1991
Indianapolis
Abex
Avstelhe
Plans unveiled for third annual midnight parade
Parade chairman Paul Meagher of American Legion Post 127 announced final plans for the midnight parade set to begin late Sunday night and run into Monday morning. Three divisions with about 40 entries will compete, with American Legion handling the first division, Disabled American Veterans the second, and Veterans of Foreign Wars the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Meapher
American Legion Post 127
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sixth Street
Jackson
13Th Street
23Th Street
Main Street
Eighth Street
County Government Center
Anderson
Fifth District of the
Evansville
Warner
Fifth District
Chesterfield Plans Big Fourth of July Celebration
Chesterfield schedule outlines a day of events starting 7 a.m. with a pancake breakfast at Youth Center Makepeace Park. Activities include softball and baseball in the park, Boy Scout flag raising, parade on Main Street at 1:30 p.m., antique car show, airplane demonstration, skydiver drop, flag ceremony, a concert, and fireworks set for 8 p.m.
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Chesterfield
Chesterfield Optimist Club
Makepeace Park
Boy Scouts
Chesterfield Legion
Toem
Skyview Drive
Main Street
We Park
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Pollee
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FOI
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