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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1970
Page
5
Indiana State Trooper Mike Ault told superiors on Thursday that a man fired through a car door along a county road near Monroe City. Ault described a stocky man seen down the road but could not identify him. He noted a second statement indicating a possible attempted robbery.
The Milan Cathedral is described as 313 feet long and 716 feet wide with interior height noted as 16 feet and the tallest spire at 7 feet. An upcoming Madison town meeting for tavern owners is listed for July at 7:30 p.m. on Union Lane 108 by-pass, about price control and politics.
Six of the eight winners were pictured from the recent 4 H Demonstration Contest at the Fellowship Hall First United Methodist Church. The seniors include Stephanie Smith Reve Genie Dickerson Loretta Horn Phyl Simpson with juniors Jana Leathers Cathy Cunninghane and others. Edgar Tobin won senior division honors in rots and Ginger Alteberty captured seller division honors in home furnishings.
The case of John Collins, accused in a series of seven sex slayings near Ypsilanti and Eastern Michigan University, moves toward opening statements after screening 294 potential jurors. Collins, a Detroit suburb resident and former Eastern Michigan student, faces a first degree murder charge in the death of Karen Beinaian, a University of Michigan freshman.
A jury has been selected for the Michigan sex slayings case. Proceedings proceed as the court sets juror questions and schedules trial days. Local officials and the defense argue for careful scrutiny of potential biases.
The Northwest Airlines walkout by the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks slashed flights by about 3 percent. Pilots and stewardesses were laid off as service remained only to major hubs. Readying a reduced schedule, flights to Milwaukee Los Angeles San Francisco Washington Detroit and other cities were cut while core routes to New York Chicago Minneapolis and Seattle continued. Joy Erickson, Northwest VP, said the basic schedule limited service to the main hubs.
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