Police Blotter Reports Seizure at Rexall Drugs in Summitville
Dunkirk residents Kevin R. Fraley and a 16-year-old were arrested after police found them inside Rexall Drugs at 111 N Main St Summitville around 2 am Sunday. Fraley faces burglary auto banditry and drug possession charges tied to the incident while the juvenile is charged with delinquency and hospitalized for an overdose.
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Jummisville
Dunkirk
Howard and Son Rexall
N. Main St
Summitville
Kevin R. Fraley
Madison County
Noble Streets
Maggie Potts
Rt. 1
Fortville
St. John’s Hospital
Potts
23Rd Street
Norman McKain
W. Cal. St
Noble Street
Ford
Norman
Lever
Don Brown
Park Rd
Eighth Street
Central Avenue
Carla S. Wilder
Muncie
Clarence E Mabbit
Fletcher St
St John’s Hospital
Douglas M. Wilder
Mabbit
Linda C
Eighth St
Wilder
Ivan K. Arbuckle
Rt 1
Markleville
Phyllis J Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Anderson
David E. Peterson
Rt 3
Elwood
Officials Under Fire In Fake Doctor Hiring
INDIANAPOLIS AP officials connected to licensing and hiring an escaped criminal sexual psychopath to practice medicine at the Indiana State Prison may face termination or reprimand. Raymond W. Rizzo said the Medical Registration and Licensing Board bore major responsibility for the lax handling that allowed Dr. Robert E. Hales to obtain a prison medical job, despite prior license loss for gross immorality. Hales, 41, was captured after four days on the job and had a history of escapes from Beatty State Hospital and legal trouble including a 1970 commitment by Johnson Circuit Court for sexual offenses. He had sought reinstatement of his license since 1974.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State
Raymond W. Rizzo
Otis R. Bowen
Rizzo
State Medical Registration and Licensing Board
Hales
Beatty
Johnson Circuit Court
Department of Mental Health
John Keating
Johnson
Crcurt
Robert Young
Keating
Young
State Board of Medical Registration and Examination
Victim ID Uncertain in Fatal 169 Crash
Coroner Joe Roberts released two names as possible identities for a man killed late Sunday near Fishers on Route 169. The victim, a black man in his late thirties or forties, died from a skull fracture when his car left the southbound lane, struck a fence and flipped. Police found two ID sets and over 200 dollars in his pockets.
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Wamitton County
Joe Roberts
Roberts
George Anderson
George Johnson
Chicago
Fishers
United Way appoints Czaper as volunteer vice chair in Madison County
Edward P. Czaper general manager of GM Delco Remy Division named volunteer vice chairman of the 1976 Madison County United Way campaign, joining Robert Austin as fellow vice chair. The fall drive aims to build on last year’s $975,790.50 with Czaper directing the Delco Remy and partner firms effort. Czaper, active in Boy Scouts and local hospital work, previously led Dayton’s 1973 campaign raising over $6 million. He emphasizes neighbor helping neighbor and the broader community impact of United Way.
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Edward P. Craper
Delco-Remy
General Motors
Senior Citizens’ Center
Craper
United Way
Dorothy Wright
Crystal Skelton
Morie
Rangeline Rd
Scot
D-R
Delco Remy
Madison County United Way
Kenneth V. Weidner
Robert Austin
Anderson
Czaper
Delco Remy Guide
Zapor
Delco Products
Dayton
Management and Community Studies Institute
Madison County Junior Achievement
Czapor
Area 4
Boy Scouts of America
St. John's Hospital
Draper
Senior Citizens Center
Park Board Plans Neighborhood Center and Land Acquisitions
Park Board approves purchase of 18 residential lots from 17th to Lincoln for a multi purpose neighborhood center with a relocation aid plan and a 60 day offer period followed by possible condemnation. Also approves a new 10th Street park, to run 15 years with options, and renovation of Central Avenue School Property for a federally funded two year community center program.
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Diane M. Wrigh
Herald
17Th
Lincoln Streets
Park Board
16Th Street
1Th Street
Chase Street
Lincoln Street
Alan Hornley
Anderson Community Development
10Th Street
Dan Young
Central Avenue
Park Department
Anderson Area Deaths Signal Local Obituaries
A string of obituaries from Anderson area, listing Ethel Greenlee of New Port Richey Florida and Lina Pierce of Anderson, plus Eva Hobaugh and others. Details include ages, survivors in Marion Hartford City Muncie and surrounding towns, church and club affiliations, funeral home arrangements in Upland and Anderson, burial sites, and visitation times.
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Ethel Greenlee
Ethel T. Greenlee
New Port
Richie
Floriia
Florida
Eastern Star
John W
Marion
Richard D
Dade City
Fla
Orpha Willman
Tom
Ruby) Cline
Thelma Jones
Hartford City
Lucile Brock
Muncie
Cuban refugee family to be buried in East Maplewood Cemetery
Helen B. Jay 65 of Tempe Ariz died after a brief illness while visiting for a sister’s funeral. An Anderson native, she lived in California and Arizona where she worked as a housemother for two fraternities at Arizona State University and belonged to St Daniel’s Church in Scottsdale. Surviving are three children and 13 grandchildren.
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Lina Pierce
Lina
Rudi Pierce
Raible Ave
George W. Pierce
Pierce Governor Company
Patterson
N. J
Anderson
Noble Street United Methodist Church
Anderson Country Club
Columbia Club of Indianapol
Harold E. Rozelle
Eva E. Hobaugh
Ind. N
Colonial United Methodist Church
Noble Gibson
Anderson Memorial Park
Rowe and
United Methodist Church
Whetstone Brotherhood
Sisterhood
Ildren
Gerald Lakey
Martha Sweetman
Hilda Johnson
Mary Hawthorne
Sheridan
Wyo
Beulah Holmes
Alexandria
Harry Pherson
Royal Center
Otto
John Pherson
Pearl Schlater
Madison County
Elwoood
Molly Waymirs
Ollie J. Shaffer
Summitville
Ewing
Scott McNaney
Forestville
Nursery Road
Juan Lopez Sr
Cua
Juan Lopez Jr
Dover
Del
Darreil McIntosh
Cuba
Park Place United Methodist Church
Emilio Martinetti
Harold E Ro
Helen Jay
Helen B. Jay
Tempe
Ariz
St. John’s Hospital
Mary C Erehart
California
Arizona
Arizona State University
St. Daniel's Catholic Church
Scottsdale
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Whitney Murphy Funeral Home
Aria
St Daniel's Catholic Church
Los Angeles
Calif
Bob Jay
Gerald
Ann) Fogarty
Michael Jay
Frankton Board Foresees Expansion of Services
The Frankton Town Board explored adding a town park ambulance and fire truck with potential funding sources. A Wednesday meeting at 7 PM will solicit resident input on the park, while the board weighs 1975 funds and 1976 budget needs.
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Frankton
Town Board of Trustees
John Murphy
County Council of Governments
County Council of Government
Larry Whetsel
Courtley Granger
Ambulance Service
Granger
Vision and hand exercises boost Reds start to season
A sportscaster quoted a Reds star crediting eye and hand training from the off season for his fast start both at bat and in the field. The message urges readers to consider vision exercises to improve performance in sports and studies.
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Reds
Evecare
David Tavi
If Christ Returned Today Would He Be Welcomed or Rejected
The questions probe how modern society would respond to a literal return of Jesus. Would crowds accept Him by faith or demand proof through miracles. Could a modern Palm Sunday ride trigger peaceful praise or criminal disruption. The debate weighs faith, proof, and potential parallels to Good Friday.
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Central State Hospital
Park Board Planning Neighborhood Center
Jess Johnson
Pine Tree Village
Jim Richards
Shadyside Little League
Shadyside
Bargeland
Anderson Area
Francis Keyser
Francis 1 Keyser
Suea Sawuruay
Sherwood Music School
Irene Lamb Keyser
Rigdon
Cathreen Mattingly
Tipton
Oler
Beechgrove
Paul Keyser
Oregon
Ohio
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St Joseph's Cemetery
Copher and Fesler
Elmer Schadler
Elmer Mose
Schadler
Morning View
Kentucky
Chambers and Grubbs
Independence
Frankton Board
Jane Stafford
Larry Kinnaman
Richard Wilson
Broadway
Paul McFarland
Rt. 9
Charles Stitt
Mickey Kilgore
David Justice
Iric Blattner
New Castle
Community Hospital
Steven Barker
Rt. 4
Donald Neal
Raintree Dr
Steven Perry
Nichol Ave
Airl
Jimmy McMullen
Pendleton
Johnny Wallace
Joseph Lowe
E. 27Th St
Charles Clark
Madison County Dental Society
Phillip's. Frist
Community Medical Arts
N. Madison Ave
Baber
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