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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1975

Page

3

Multiple Indiana police blotter items including injuries and burglaries

A maintenance man, Kenneth Cade, 42, is in serious condition at Indianapolis Methodist Hospital after being run over by a service vehicle during a third shift repair. Brett Barbie, 17, is in serious condition at the same hospital after a cliff diving water accident near Noblesville. Stephen Davis, 24, of New Castle, remains in serious condition at Ball Memorial Hospital after a Markleville area crash where he fell asleep at the wheel and was pinned for about an hour. A Pendleton man, James E. Potter, 18, faced first degree burglary charges after a noon Thursday burglary. $10,000 bond. Larry Joe Hennis, 18, arrested for marijuana possession at the Anderson Free Fair, $250 bond. Three break ins: Carrico Cafe and John’s Arco Station burglarized. a David Smith residence burglary reported with a window entry. Mike Williamson, 18, arrested for second degree burglary, $5,000 bond, in the Mattie Fry estate house with antiques taken including a love seat and hall tree. A young local couple, Kenneth G. Reels and his 17-year-old wife, face charges related to neglect and cruelty toward a four-month-old child now under welfare care. the child’s weight gain has been poor.

Guide Division Kenneth Cade S. Rangeline Rd Indianapolis Methodist Hospital Cade Brett Barbie Sheffield Dr Methodist Hospital Indianapolis Barbie Noblesville New Castle Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie Markleville Stephen Davis Rt. 4 Davis Ind. 38 Ple Street Pendleton John McCurdy Madison Ave James E. Potter Rt. 3 Madison County Anderson Larry Joe Hennis Walnut St Anderson Free Fair Carrico Noble St John’s Arco E. 23Rd St David Smith Central Ave Ohio Ave Mike Williamson 38Th St Mattie Fry Peck and Peck Law Kenneth G. Reels Fourth St Madison County Welfare Department

Police and firefighter pay hike requests draw ire

Madison County and Anderson officials face union demands totaling about 590000 in new pay and benefits for police and fire personnel. The Fraternal Order of Police and Firefighters Union seek 10 to 12.5 percent raises, clothing allowances increases, and paid holidays plus pensioner health coverage. City officials anticipate 10 percent county raises and discuss budget implications while noting cost estimates for citywide wage hikes, clothing allowances, and technical pay.

Tonil Apgar Anderson Safety Board Jerry C. Williams Fraternal Order of Police David C. Lehr FOP FDP Firefighter's Union Tim Moore Fire Department Madison County Carlin Dawson George Herald Planning Commission Clifton Paddock Board of Commissioners Moore Ed Ballinger Anderson Williams Harold Snow Beast Week Jack Alexander Alexander

Babies Born to Local Families at St John's Hospital

New arrivals at St. John's Hospital include a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Fry at 2241 St. Chares, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Swinford of Lapel, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Erssie Garretson of 2622 Delaware, and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Snyder of Alexandria.

St. John's Hospital Phillip Fry St. Chares Gene Swinford Erssie Garretson Delaware Wayne Snyder Alexandria

Revival Speaker Fred O'Dell at Everybody's Tabernacle

Charismatic revival planned tonight at seven with evangelist Fred O'Dell leading services at Everybody's Tabernacle located at 20th and Fletcher. Attendees invited to hear a message described as uplifting and faith-building.

Prophet of the Lord Fred O'Dell Everybody's Tabernacle 20Th & Fletcher

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