Ex Vice Officer Cites Police Corruption in Anderson
Editor notes the third in a series on Anderson gambling examines ex vice squad officer Donald S Quire who says APD operations were hampered by limited authority and directors who countered enforcement. He recalls pressuring taverns but saw few arrests and ongoing illicit activity.
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Lebanese Seize U S Colonel Amid Beirut Street War
In Beirut during an eight day urban conflict at least 274 people have died with 1,000 wounded. A US Army colonel, Ernest R. Morgan, attached to the Turkish mission, was reportedly abducted by armed leftists or Palestinian guerrillas near the airport road after guidance from Lebanese sources. Police report ongoing sniper fire and a fragile cease fire as authorities pursue suspects in districts including Chivah and Sinn El Fil. government efforts aim to restore order and reopen banks and businesses.
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Sinn el Fil
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Cyclist Dies After Crash on Indiana 9 Near Marion
Donald H. Peyton 39, Summitville, died at Marion General Hospital from severe internal bleeding after a motorcycle collision on Indiana 9 two miles south of Marion. The driver of the northbound car, Junior Howell 46, left the scene and was captured three miles away. charges may follow. Peyton, a Fisher Body employee for 15 years, moved from Alexandria six years ago. Surviving relatives include his wife Beverly and children Melody Michelle Lance, plus extended family. Funeral services planned at Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home Alexandria with burial at IOOF Cemetery.
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Anderson
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Reagan appears at Indy YR convention amid leadership squabbles
The Indiana YRs biennial stirred turmoil as a split over convention programing surfaced. Rockefeller’s image was excluded from some prints, prompting remarks by Phyllis McGrath and others that Rockefeller does not represent the GOP. An invitation to President Ford was extended but declined. Earl Butz was listed as a speaker for the weeklong gathering.
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Compromise housing bill could spur 300000 new homes
President Ford signs a housing compromise bill that could enable construction of about 300,080 new homes. Details on page 3. The edition notes weather with sunny to mostly sunny expectations and highs in the upper 40s to low 50s.
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Feds Question Madison County EEA Fund Expenditures
Federal audit questions Madison County EEA funds totaling 311,606 dollars amid concerns over check signing control and time reports. Officials were notified June 6 with a 30 day response window, while Demos and Newton discuss potential repayment and program termination tied to EEA ending.
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Madison County
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Herald
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Madison Circuit Court postpones Hart burglary trial to July 15
Testimony in the Darrell Hart first degree burglary case began Tuesday in Madison Circuit Court but was halted Wednesday when a state's witness did not appear. Judge Carl T. Smith ordered the jury back to court July 15 and issued a warrant for Linda Holloway who was expected to testify. Hart faces charges related to the January 30, 1973 break in at Jerry Hiday's residence. Deputy prosecutor Ed Alley leads the state's case. Hart is represented by Mel Thornburg.
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