Stink City Sanitation workers strike over layoffs in Beame budget
New York sanitation crews walk off the job in a wildcat stoppage protesting thousands of municipal layoffs under Mayor Abraham Beame in a $12.1 billion crisis budget. Foreign Glitter notes gold in U S auction. many pieces expected to stay domestically. Survival School outlines refugee coping programs in the United States. Hills pardon for Denis Hills after Amin’s decision. Harness wins at Free Fair feature Lavelle and Range Beam. Weather: clear with sunny days, highs in 80s and 90s, lows 60s to 70s.
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Stink City
New York
Abraham D. Beame
Where To Look New Arrivals And Classifieds
Brief from a newspaper page listing sections including obituaries opinion accent on living and sports. Notes contact details for main office newsroom circulation and classified ads with several phone numbers.
Anderson Vice Scandal Shocks City Officials and Police
An investigative report details alleged tolerance and shielding of vice by Anderson police officials led by Chief Paddy Jamerson. It cites former vice officer Donald S. Quire and state police sources describing raids, tips, and graft, with multiple tavern owners, a mayor, and officers implicated in tipping off or protecting gambling and prostitution operations.
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Anderson
Anderson Police Department
Donald S. Quire
Paddy Jamerson
Quire
the Herald
Robert L. Rock
Rock
Jamerson
Madison County
William F. Lawler Jr
State Police
SSP
ISP
Abel's Sportsman's Club
Broadway
Indiana
Ninth and
Fletcher Streets
Adams
Dennis
Leo Adams
Donald Perechinsky
The
Herald
Perechinsky
Major oil firms raise gasoline prices ahead of 4th of July weekend
Eight big oil companies boosted wholesale gasoline prices up to three cents a gallon amid higher costs and duties. Several also raised distillate and jet fuel prices as federal officials forecast further 3 to 5 cent hikes this summer. Washington areas saw varied increases and some markets kept a 2.5 cent rise. The Lundberg survey pegged national regular gas at 55.88 cents a gallon on June 20.
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Josh Fitzhugh
Lundberg
Shell Oil
Standard Oil of Indiana
Amoco
Phillips Petroleum Co
Clark Oil and Refining Corp
Ashland Petroleum Co
Mobil Oil Corp
Atlantic Richfield Co
Texaco Inc
Shell
Texaco
Arco
Phillips
California
Washington
John Hill
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Hill
Gallagher Takes Over Anderson Community Schools Leadership
Dr. Harold Gallagher becomes superintendent succeeding G. E Ebbertt as new board members William Whitehead and John Hodson sworn in. Claude Welles named business manager. Kenneth McClure elected vice president. $50,000 land purchase for a new inner city school in Mays Park approved pending state clearances.
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Anderson Community Schools
Harold Gallagher
G. E Ebbertt
William Catlin Whitehead
John E. Hodson
UAW Local 663
Robert Miller
Claude Welles
Frank van Slyke
Kenneth McClure
Maurice “‘Red’ Robinson
Gallagher
Mays Park
State Division of
School House Planning
Anderson Parks
Bill McCarty
Harold Dick
Elwood
Alexandria
Wilfred Shaw
John Burdsall
William Shepard
Mary Wright
William Roesler
William E. King
Joan
Rushville
John Cox
Ingalls
South Madison
Ralph Elsbury
Merrill Stohler
Charles Gaus
Anderson
Mary C. Wyant
Pendleton Heights High School
Karen Gallagher
Pendleton Middle School
Linda Camilotto
Peggy Huntzinger
Ralph Grecelius
South Elementary School
Alexandria teachers push for twelve percent raise in stalemate
Negotiations stall after 98 percent of 112 Alexandria teachers backed a 12 percent salary demand. AEA president Hugh Phipps notes the package would still be under 55 percent of added revenue and tax rates would not rise. The district plans a fact finder as superintendents report rising costs and staff additions.
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Alexandria
Hugh Phipps
Alexandria Education Association
AEA
Indiana Employment Relations Board
Phipps
Thomas Thomas
Thomas
County council debates patrol car use and funds for jail and homes
Manson County Council questioned Sheriff John Gunter over personal use of patrol cars while approving 64811 for department supplies and jail costs including medical expenses and repairs. The meeting also reviewed pay requests for Bronnenberg Children's Home staff, planning office expenses, and historical society bicentennial supplies.
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Joan Schleuder
Manson County
Gunter
Mars Lou Agnes
Agnes
J.D. Traylor
Bronnenberg Children’s Home
Labor Department
Basil Hosier
Hosier
Clifton Paddock
County Planning Commission
Helen Harvey Baumer
Madison County Historical Society, Inc
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U.S
United States
Hills
Amin
Uganda
Denis Hills
Sunny Lavelle
Range Beam
Anderson Vice
Jim Brotherson
Anderson Herald
David Doiley
Gallagher Takes
D-R
Delco-Remy
Delco
American Legion
City Hall
American Legion Post 127
VFW
Chambers of Commerce
Cox
Heidleberg
William R. Clifford
Amos Jackson
Clifford
Marion Hurst
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