Commissioners Seek Council Approval for Courthouse Bond Issue
County commissioners plan to ask the council to authorize a courthouse bond issue. Petitions are circulating to show citizen backing as delays in signatures threaten a July or August presentation. Officials cite potential savings from bond rates and discuss site plans for a new county courthouse.
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Madigan
Withers le Cuan
Aneiter
Accordagne
Shere
Anedhay
Critton
Cous Padddek
Neal Tae
Packlick
Ory
Voaltity
Marlhonae
Rae
Wipe
Ion
Whitcomb Maps Postcard Polls On Licenses And Motor Services
A report by Mrs. Catholyoa Pickering for Whitcomb analyzes a postcard poll on motor vehicle services. It finds inadequate service by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, with many complaints about license processing and delays. Bloomington and New Haven branches drew notable feedback, while some branches showed more favorable results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pnopanapal
Catolyoa Pickering
Aulie
Indiane Public Information Center
Whitcomb
Lal
Lauther
Whit Way Tilgy
Lattner Sitié
Bureau of Motor Voiteles
Hoy
Department of State
Bardia
BMW
New Haven
Wiel
Lovs
Columbus
Bwend
Mitchell
Indianapolis
Slandon
Stone Service
Fromm
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
State Office
Story
Allen County
Bloomington
Chesterfield Approves Tax Levy for Fire Equipment
Chesterfield votes to add a merentax levy to fund firefighting gear and two cumulative sinking funds. The plan includes reviewing the sinking fund in 1971 with payments due in 1872 and submission to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for approval.
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Chesterfield
Tulare
Richar Walsh
State ‘Board of Tas Commissioners
Watson
Oakland
Edgewood School
Title IE
New Arrivals Begin at Central AVE Area
List of newborns at Community Hospital with parents and home addresses across multiple streets including Pendleton, Meadowcrest, Crystal and Indiana Ave. Children born include boys and girls to numerous couples such as Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Amick, Mr. and Mrs. James Hinchman, and Ms. Evnitt Warnes, among others.
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Presta Central Ave
Kenneth Amick
James Ichails
Asl
James Hinchman
Markleville
Ronald Judd
Ja Dackson
Carey Ray
Fred Rinker
Pendleton Ave
Robert Willas
Pendleton
Bernhard Tranhacy
Meadowcrest
Commonity Hospital
Glen Biggs
Alexandris
Marshall Wilson
Patterson la
Evnitt Warnes
Mounds
Herbert Blowers
Crystal
Willie Simon
Bay
Ralph Fields
Summitville
William Thamp
Indiana Ave
Nixon Greets Appalachia Visit Crowd In Frankfort
President Nixon arrived in Kentucky amid large crowds and mingled with supporters at Louisville. Governor Louie Nunn welcomed him as 25 state employees received the day off to attend arrival ceremonies. Nixon planned talks with Appalachian Regional Commission to boost regional economic development and attend an All Star baseball game in Cincinnati Tuesday night.
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Nixon
Ecovwas
Thes
Kentucky
Louie B. Nann
Nunn
Frankfort
iLhey
Ows
Iheyt Patsel
Waliington
CPI
Wiliam PB
Kogera
Cambodia
China
Haraii
Rogers
Vietnam
White Stowser
Emery C. Swank
U.S
Caribe
Swank
Phnom Penh
Anita Prince Norodom Sihanouks Oliver
Grade Leacher
Washington
United States
Sihanouk
Thelof
Westinghouse Broadcasting Co
Prac
London
Rip
Keith Scott
David K. E
Bruce Appare
Paris
Guard Leaves Michigan City After Disorder Orders
National Guardsmen remained on standby in Michigan City after tense nights of disorder. Maj. Magness said troops were not yet moved back and a 119th Engineers Battalion unit was referenced as the situation evolved amid human relations and civil rights concerns.
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Michig
Rominarek
Tnilians National Guardsmen
Michigan City
Magness
Michigan
Lobert May
119Th Engineers
Alfred Abney
Adjutant General's Office
Indianapolis
James Henke
14Th Engineer Battalion
CDT
Leon Shiparski
Rudolph Krusger
Henry Mills
Marion
Indiana
The
National Assptiation For the Advancement of Colored People
C. Lea Crean
Iplan Tfuct
Crean
Siblatk
Fet Komblarot
NAACP
Marsh Plans 10 Million Center at Muncie Site
Marsh Supermarkets announces a 10 million distribution center on 30 acres in Muncie Indiana within the Industrial Centre. The project could shift company headquarters from Yorktown and is announced at a state sponsored event with Lt Gov Richard. Boule present.
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Muncie
Ind
Marsh Supermarkets, Inc
Tursday
Richard . Boule
Ben E. Marsh
Industria
Yorktown
Horses Die as Lead Poisoning Suspected Near Wesner Ranch
Residents report multiple horse deaths around Glen Cove and Elliot Cove areas since 1904. Officials point to lead emissions from nearby industrial sites, with the American Smelting and Refining Co and a new Humble Oil refinery cited as possible sources amid deteriorating air quality and livestock health.
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Anil Besid
Wesney Ranch
Solana County
Glen
Cove-Elliot Cove
American’ Smelting and Refining Co
AY Selby
Strait
Ottoboni
California Health Department
Occupational Health Program
Wesner
Humble Oil
Refining
Fear Wises
Janet Wesner
Aate
Tite Wemers
Glen Cove
Cove
Anderson and Madison County area deaths toll rises
Obituary notices from Anderson and Madison County list Barnard Zirkelbach a longtime local resident who died at Logansport Hospital after a Tuesday illness. Survivors include two sons and three sisters. Also noted are the deaths of Julia Millage and Norma Horton with service details and burial plans, plus several other local residents’ obituaries and funeral arrangements across area towns.
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Barnard G. Zirklebach
Bernard G. Zirkelbach
Anderson
Augeni's
Logansport
Lin Mast
Maplewood Cemetery
Brown and Bulz Funeral
Julian
Millage
Julia . Millage
Josephine Mall
Tim
Elwood
Dickey Nursing Home
O Jali
Sarah Webb
Marrison
iMia
William
The
Christian Church
Copher and Foster
Elwood City
Friends
Clive
New Castle
Rahbbek
H. DB. Williamson
Wilmer Williamson
Law
Tenceburg
F. B
Hunt
New Case
WR. Barker
Tucson
Zella Burnett
Richmond
Fox and Maver
Belle Shaw
Bette Sin
Meecy Hospital
Pau
Fragmented 19th Century Notice Describes Hazardous Debris Castoffs
A disjointed report describes scrap debris strewn across streets including rocks, bricks, and discarded barrels. It notes occasional manhole materials and altered items, mentions lineage and burial details, and urges the public to call police if hazardous scenes appear.
Federal Building Plans Discussed in Anderson Meeting
Representatives from the Chicago regional GSA office and Redevelopment Director David Shelton discussed plans to exchange a downtown site with the federal government for a new federal building in Anderson. First Savings and Loan favors a multilevel parking garage on the site and leasing options. A seven year study aims to place federal offices in several US cities with new facilities. funding may limit progress.
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Ciecago
Federal General Services
David Shelton
General Financial Tems
Wises Laig
Federe
Anderson
First Savings
Sli
Chicago
Sheldon
Congress
Shaldon
Anderson City
Dune Council
Armory Ground Breaking in Shelbyville Indiana
Ground was broken Tuesday afternoon for a $348,000 national guard armory in Shelbyville Indiana The dedication featured Indiana Adjutant General John N Owens as the speaker and the ceremony highlighted local military needs and community support for the project
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Shelbyville
Ind
Indiana
Indiana Adj
John N. Owens
Charles E. Smith 37 Local Resident Dies After Heat Attack
Charles E. Smith age 37 of Anderson died at Duke's Hospital after a heat attack six months earlier. A lifelong resident of Anderson he attended local schools and worked in Deal. Survivors include widow Mable Pinky Solty a daughter Dennis Kersing of Anderson a son Charles W. Smith of Avrlerson and grandchildren. Funeral services were announced with arrangements at Browns Funeral Home Mapleward Comerry Counties to say farewell with memorial rites at the mortuary today evening.
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Norma M. Horton
Mallard
Caemmunity
Tess
Barn
Hitner
Mildred Basin Cook
van Wert County
Ohio
Anderson
Munecie
Robert Humble
Greenfied
J. W. Farrell
Ranicla
Catil
E. Rozelle
Willie Ledbetter
Maplewood Cemetery
Harles E. Smith
Toesculaya
St. Duke's Hospital
Andersons
Deal
Delen Renny Tviesion
General Maters
Wis
Mable Pinky Solty
Daugher
Fies
Dennis
Orbarah) Kersing
Charles W. Smith
Avvlerson
Geandchiliren
Lam
Comerry Counrts
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Wilhens
Allars
Withers
St. Johnvs Hospital
Meadow
Zooper Cooper
Sherwerd
Mein
Nichol
Medien
Breudrey
Amen
Lime
Human Rights Commission
Bnard
Hahgen
Jary
Michan Gily
Page
Anderson Banking Company
Healt
Madiaca Avenue
Penn Central
Pass Dre
Anderson and
Madison County
Norma Horton
Olive Williamson
Darin DeWayne
Fred Lewis
Eitch
Delco-Remy
Dianne Beth
Robert Lucas
Albay
Pauline Lewis
Dunkrk
Black Cemetery
Albany
Mrs
Luella Staff
Monroe St
Franklin
Americana Nursing
Alexandria
Mre Virel Sil
Elen
Stamrod
Glet Ard James
Barkulow
Sant Latutr
Parsley Mortiacy
Kev Nelson
Furee
Frau N
Jean
W Anderson
Hasim
Martha van Dyke
Dd Shas
Eastern Star
Ye Josbund
Doris Kumiko
Andrewson
Brovier
Fred Vandyke
Marietta
Hilt Brashes
Russell Rigsby
Pleride
Chester Rigsby
Dayton
Oho
Geonde
Burak
Breadwood City Cemetery
Patricia Hastings
Patricia
Flanders II
Brownsburg
Brownsbueg
Ivors
Stephanie Foxer
Tina Klancers
Donald Flanders
Plainfiels
Michael
Noble
Burkhart
Princeton
Paul L. Burkhart
Kendall
Opal Burkhart
Moruary
Hollingsworth
Foxlay
Arthur
North Summitville
Park View
Thomas Pitcock
Tofey
Cayter’s Taber Facle
Lentisville
Thomas Far Joy Pitcock
Sondrania Smith
Tock
Halay Ab Brooks and Sons
Eral Mome
Union City
Sophronia Okey Smith
Unain City
Smith
Centrale
Stilyerville
James K
Brick
Tubala Ramalow
Shelby Brick
Harbell
Whiteside Clothing
O Franklin
Rachel T. Barkalow Oil Smith
West Germany
Pape
Paul
Willy Brortit
Europa
Vatican City
UPI
Children’s Wear Save
Jack & Jill
Hor
Jackson Tower
Paani
Ameth Ees
Peg
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