Police Blotter Highlights Local Crime in Madison County
A local man John Allen Pinkler, 22, Arrow Ave, held on preliminary rape charge after a 4:39 a.m. alley assault on a 16 year old. Arnold Roy Rogers, 22, and Linda Sue Wheeler, 18, arrested on fraud and disturbing drug charges at Panorama Shopping Center. Chesterfield officer Gary Thomas, 19, held on marijuana paraphernalia charge. Connie Schilderecht, 22, reports assault and theft near Hole in the Wall Restaurant. A stolen 1972 Ford found burning near Jess Hughes Auto Sales, with link to county thefts. Dixie Robinson, 36, held on burglary in the Judy Foster residence break-in. Richard T. Paige, 38, McCordsville, free on theft charges related to key rings stolen from Cocow-Cal4 Boling Co. Two-vehicle crash at Madison Avenue and 8th Street injures Mrs. Johnson.
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John Allen Pinkler
Arrow Ave
Marison County
Delaware Street
Muncie
Mallan
Panorama
Arnold Roy Rogers
Linda Sue Wheeler
Madison County
Deveil
Hogers
Chesterfield
Gary E. ‘Thomas
Crestview
Pollce
Thomas
Anderson
Connie Schilderecht
Chester St
Main St
Anderson Pulive
Jess Hughes Auto
Jackson St
Judy Foster
23Rd St
Apt
Dixie Robinson
Boling Co
Richard T. Paige
McCordsville
Sen
Indiana
Soviets Buy Major U.S. Wheat Supplies Amid Talks
The Agriculture Department said the Soviet Union has purchased two million metric tons of U.S. wheat from Memphis firm Cook Industries and is negotiating another 1.2 million tons through Cargill in Geneva. Officials noted high export prices, potential impact on domestic prices, and a record U.S. wheat crop expected this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Kendall
Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Memphis Export Company
Agriculture Department
Minneapolis
Richard &. Bell
Cook Industries Fine
Memphis
Cargill Inc
Tradex
Geneva
Switzerland
Cargill
Roy Wallacs
Continental Grain Co
New York City
Clarence D. Palmby
Continental
Earl L. Butz
Hutz
Bell
United States
Russia
New Alex HS Hearing scheduled Tuesday
Plans to build a new Sh fion-plus high school will go before a state examiner in Alexandria Tuesday at 1 30 p m The Alexandria Moore School Board proposal faced resistance from taxpayers rushing a remonstrance signed by 21 658 taxpayers blocking 900 000 in bonds The hearing at Alexandria Junior High School will focus on a lease arrangement between the school corporation and its holding company and whether it is fair wise and reasonable If approved the holding company could issue 2 million to 6 25 million in bonds to supplement funds from the corporation s building fund Also to be considered is a 200 000 fund transfer to cover architect Arthur Henning s fees and some equipment, with action anticipated by state officials to decide the school s fate The hearing colors the broader debate over building the school and the taxpayers association seeks a decision from the tax board The article references officials including Superintendent Thomas Thomay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Stephen Clase
Alexandria-Monroe
Hospital Opens Suite For Mental Patients
A new Protective Suite at Saint John's Hospital in Madison County will house patients showing acute mental symptoms. Pending final policies, the unit aims to receive patients within two weeks, with coordination from the hospital, the Sheriff’s Department, and mental health agencies.
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Saint John's Hospital
Madison County
Swsrer
Gunter
Nere
Brad Billings
San John's
Tom
1West
Sheriff's Department
Madison County Mental Health Association
Area Deaths Include DeArmond Finley and Others
Multiple obituary notices list DeArmond Finley 53 of 204 E 39th St dying at St John’s Hospital after a sudden illness. Survived by widow Elizabeth Lee Watson and children Shirley Leonard, Michael J, Gary, plus siblings. Funeral arrangements pending at Harald E Rozelle Funeral Home. Additional notices name Darrell Branaman 22 of 1625 West L2th St who died after a short illness, and William A Stewart 45 of 816 Middle Ridge Rd Amherst Ohio who died after a brief illness, with service details and survivors listed. Other obituaries include Althea Huston 66 of 2029 Jefferson Sr. Thomas D Fleming of Martinsville. all noting their church affiliations, families, and funeral arrangements.
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DeArmond Finley DeArmond J. Finley
E. 39Th St
St. John's Hospital
Anderson
St. Mary's High School
Delvo-Remy Division
Elizabeth Lee (Watson
John
Shirley) Leonard
Pendleton
Michael J
Gary Doo
Robert Allen
Muncie
Frank
Harald E. Rozelle
Darrell Branaman
Darrell A. Brataman
West
L2th St
Focal
Brazil
Guide Lamp Division
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Letha FP
Charles
Emma Jane) Stanley
Warrior City
Calif
Letha L. Karst
Francis W
Thelma Pantano
West Los Angeles
Ja. Curtis
Margaret) Fisher
Terre Haute
Pam
Harold B. Rozelle
William Stewart
Ball State University
Amherst
Ohio
Rotary Club
Northwestern University
Mingis
Janita
Kathryn
Kimberly
Kevin
William Moore
Willam Welke
Trenton
Mich
Mary Stewart
Daleville
Robert
Claude Stewart
George Stewart
Yorktown
North Webster
Arthur Myers
Pearl Stewart
Ballard and Shirey Fneral
Elmringe
Munciz
Althea Huston
Atthea A. Huston
Jefferson Sr
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Noble Street Methodist Church
Bettle Myers
Alexandria
Patricia Ghessér
Susan Hobbs
Don Barkhimer
Mae Myers
Alexandins
Thelma Ciey
Atlanta
Noffze Funeral Home
Ted Hurst
Park View Cemetery
Senate Okays Oil Price Cut Amid White House Dispute
The Senate approved a bill to cut oil prices by about one dollar per barrel, aligning with a Democratic plan to reduce prices for 40 percent of U.S. production while Ford urged higher fuel costs to encourage conservation. Zarb of the FEA warned of possible small gasoline increases but said a broader shortage was unlikely this year. The measure, which also keeps current controls on another segment, passed 51-40 as talks scrutinized oil-company practices and imports amid impending OPEC actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Ford Administration
Congress
White House
Ford
U.S
Frank Zark
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Zarb
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Commerce and Government
House
Police and firefighters accept safety board proposal
The Anderson police and fire unions agree to the Board of Public Safety increases including a five percent across the board salary rise, clothing allowances, incentive and technical pay, and full health and accident insurance for next year. Firefighters seek more but consider the offer acceptable. city council may modify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Kurowsal
Herald
Anderson Police and Firefighters
Board of Public Safety
Fraternal Order of Police
FOP
Kerry Williams
Firefighters Union
Tim Moore
FDP
Williams
THE
Safety Board
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Timothy L. Goodson
Home Ave
Ecut. 14Th Street
Goodson
St. John’s Hospital
Billy Wilson
Dad Davidson
Fletcher
St. John's
Alex HS
aThe Alexandria Moore School Board
Hospital
Thomas Fleming
Thomas D. Fleming
Martinsville
Morgan County Hospital
Riley Memorial Association
Rheda Dillman
Twanelte Nutter
First Presbyterian Church
South Park
Fopleman
Wille Fastir
Sherman
Jerry Michols
Middletown
Milton Painter
E. Cross
Maurion Havermale
Edgehill Lane
Board
Moore
Robert W.ward
Ward
Mattress
Hewitt's Furniture Warehouse
1520
Meridian
Industrial Trip & Safings. Bank
38Th and
Madison Streets
Donalds
Brandt
Berne
Thomasville
Pullman
Luis Boy
Rembrandt
Spring Air
Grant Buys
Pendleton Ave
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