Police Blotter: Multiple Vehicle Damage and Break-In Reported
A Monday afternoon crash in the 1900 block of Arrow Avenue damaged three cars after a southbound Bragg swerved to avoid a northbound out of control vehicle. Repairs totaled about 1.50, and two bystanders were injured in other incidents. A separate burglary at 2415 Walnut St led to the arrest of Glenn Davis on burglary and banditry charges after a break-in at National Gas Corporation.
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Arrow Avenue
William D. Bragg Jr
Sheridan St
John Alexander
Mendricks St
James Alexander
Arrow Ave
Lurmur “Warner
Adianapols
Methodist
Brett Barbie
Sheffield Vr
Morse Reservoir
Noblesville
Orlan Barbra
Ymin
Guide Division
Tvednoatay
Kenneth Cade
Rangotine Ra
Methodist Hospital
Cade
Guide
Phyllis Young
Fulton St. Apt
Charles W. Pearson Jr
Williem Brooks
Halford St
Midison County
2Nd
Nolle
Marija
National Gas Corporation
Walnut St
Anderson
Glenn Alvin Davis
Madison County
Amalfiver
Davis
Authorities Seek Woman's Identity in Geist Reservoir Death
Hamilton County authorities search for the identity of a woman found dead in Geist Reservoir near Fall Creek Bridge. The unknown woman, about 5'2, 115 pounds, with long brown hair and hazel eyes, dressed in a white print shirt, blue jeans and sandals, was discovered fully clothed. Initial ruling cites drowning with a possible unconscious entry after a head bump. investigators note the body was submerged six to ten hours and do not rule out homicide.
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Hamilton County
Geist Reservoir
Fall Creek
Hamilton County Sheriff's Department
Joe Roberts
Area Deaths a farmer resident of Anderson area
Obituary notices record the deaths of Denil and Buchanan 58 at Bethesda Md Rev Henry Zack Turner 77 pastor at Zion Baptist Church and founder of Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church Paul Bransford of Edina Minn former Anderson resident Leone Teague Prater Pendleton Mishawaka and Donnelson Anderson area residents are named along with services and survivors including spouses children and siblings Funeral details indicate arrangements and locations for burial or services Wilhoite infant Lane Lavaughn Wilhoite died at Riley Hospital with graveside rites and funeral home in charge
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Rarmer
Anderson
Denil & Buchanan
Bethesd
Snoraime
Bethesda Hospital
Fairfield
Bethesda Baptist Church
Anderson High School
Ball State University
Air Force
Atomic Energy Commission
Arived
Tenn
Bethesda
Esther
Kim Eilen
Henry
Zack) Turner
St. John's Hospital
Talladega
Ala
Sanders ‘Turner
Detroit
Mich
Zion Baptist Church
King of Tyree
Paul Bransford
Edina
Minn
San Francisco
Calif
Minneapolis Clinic of Child Psychiatry
Tie
Minnesota State Board of Psychiatry
Bransford
W. OH
Ann
John Bransford
Vanderbilt University
David Bransford
Minneapolis
Charles
Richard
Fort Myers
Fla
Mallory
Indianapolis
Leone France Pendleton
Leone Teague
Pendleton
Mishawaka
Wallace France
Gas City
Pendleton High School
Madame Blake's
Hoxy Teague
Marald
Dorothy) Lang
Salt Lake City
Utah
Pendleton Ram
Ann Donnelson
Emily An Donnelson
Roger D. Donnelson
Beauvoir Circle
Methodist Hospital
Insianapolis
Claymont
Del
Community Baptist Church
Roger D. Jr
U.S. Air Force
Dean A
Paul V
Joyce BE
Nancy Lb. Benneélson
Janice A. Inhalt
Omaha
Nebr
Madge Frampton
Mel
Gerald Frampton
Delaware
Elarold &. Rozelle
Wilhoite
Lane Lavaughn Wilhoite
Jimmie L. Wilhoite
Harrison St
Riley Hospital
Mary Wilhoite
Oscar
Macy Wellens
Memorial Park Cemetery
Nathan Carter
Harold E. Rozelle
Ford vows to work for all people in re election bid
President Ford declares he will not abandon his pledge to represent all Americans and seeks support from independents and party members. He stresses stamina and concentration in office and urges active public participation, noting his long record and commitment to do the best job for the country. His remarks were witnessed by four campaign aides, his son Jack, and reporters.
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Tran
Michigan
Ford
Avilh
Amelia
Jack
Howard Bu Callaway
Ford Committee
David Packard
Dawn Wareh
Callawa
Army
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
City Faces Tax Rise and Utility Rate Changes
Cortina from Pose 1 notes a $190,900 to $125,000 monthly rise above normal costs to fund a $760,000 annual general fund contribution. A Jan 29 to Apr 1 window saw partial payments, with a Apr 17 contract approval moving the utility to wholesale status and boosting charges by 4 percent to T&M.
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Cortina
FPC
T&m
City Electric Utiity
Macs Hall
I&m
J&m
U Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington, D.C
Planners Eye Zoning Law Faces Madison County Plan Commission
At a Tuesday Madison County Plan Commission meeting a new zoning ordinance was unanimously approved. The measure, introduced April 10, aims to modernize the 1956 framework, giving the commission more flexibility while protecting agriculture. Remonstrators led by Mr and Mrs William Metzger argued citizens lack a say, and one critic claimed it mirrors a federal standard. The commission noted budget cuts with increases only in personal services. Rezoning petitions by Harry and Marilyn Gillespie and Walter Dietzen were tabled or denied due to livestock proximity, drainage, and land use conflicts. The subdivision control ordinance will be reviewed at the next meeting.
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Joan Schleuder
Weller
Harald Smith
Madison County Plan Commission
Ernest Loudenhack
Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
Lewis Jones
Jones
William Metzger
Metegers
Gladys Metzger
America
Metz
Loudenback
Rosemary Hilyce
Harry L
Marilyn Gillespie
Walter Dietzen
Scow
Eighth Street
Berry
Raphael P
Mary Frances Schott
Robert
Arson Suspect Arrested After Portland Hotel Fire Tragedy
Police arrest 61 year old skid row resident John Joseph Newville on murder and arson charges after a three story Pomona Hotel blaze in Portland. Eight people died and 26 were injured with many victims found in hallways while attempting escape. The fire, burning over 100 rooms, reached 1000 degrees on the upper floor and caused an estimated 135000 in damage. Investigators deem the blaze incendiary and a two gallon can found near Burnside Street is being checked for prints.
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Portland
Ore
Pomona
Damape
John Joseph Newvile
Skid Row
Howell
Tara Votter
Burnside Street
CIA Report Made Public
Washington AP reports the CIA released Colby's six page letter to President Ford and 58 pages of memoranda detailing alleged excesses in domestic surveillance. The document cites improper actions such as break ins, electronic surveillance of reporters, and monitoring dissident groups plus past intercept programs and overseas phone traffic.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA Directoy
William K. Colby
Ford
Colby
Rockefeller Commission
CIA
United States
DAV To Host July Festival At Veterans Hospital
Lotus DAV members join about a hundred Hoosierland DAV members for a Christmas in July party at the Veterans Hospital 9 Fort Wayne. Wally Norris notes there will be a fee, Santa, girls for all patients, caros, and the whole glow for the patients. New arrivals include births at St Johns and Community Hospital with local families named in Alexandria and Anderson.
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Lotus
Alex Sets Talks With Firemen
Alexandria officials schedule a contract negotiation at 5 p.m. with Firefighters Local 1649 after two months of non negotiation. Local 1649 seeks pay rises from 8800 to 10000, seven holidays, higher Sunday pay, cordaying, and expanded fringe benefits amid doubled workload with ambulance duties.
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Alexandria
Max Branch
Roger Campbell
the Herald
Campbell
Treasurer Named At Warner Press
James M. Tanner elected fourth treasurer of Warder Press Inc and director secretary treasurer of Commercial Service Company Inc. He will oversee finance and admin services, serving as secretary and controller, with a career spanning 1967 start, roles in credit, cost control, and operations. Tanner, an Anderson College golfer with an MBA, is active in North Anderson Church of God and local civic groups.
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Warder Press, Inc
Church of Got
James MD. Tanner
Donald 4. Noffsinger
Tanner
Commercial Service Company,, Inc
Warner Press
Anderson College
Anderson High School
Tauoner
Ball State University
Matthew
North Anderson
Hearing aid service and literature by Hoover
For over 26 years, Ose Gn offers specialized hearing aid services. Free descriptive literature available in plain envelope on request. Always consult your ear physician or family doctor first about any hearing problem. Phone 643-1849.
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J.C. Hoover
Zens Bank
Phono
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