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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1972

Page

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Gunmen Ambush Mafia Boss In Brooklyn Slaying

In Crown Heights Brooklyn a gunman in a stolen truck killed Mafia boss Eboli as he walked toward his car. Chauffeur Joseph Sternfeld, 53, provided details of the ambush and pickup timings, while investigators tied the case to a wider ongoing mob war across New York.

NEW York Thomas Tommy Ryan Picoli Brooklyn Joseph Sternfeld Eboli Sternfeld Sternfled Carnarsie Dist Eugene Gold John V. Lindsay Crown Heights Manhattan Greenwich Village Hudson River Fort Lee N.J

AFL CIO To Decide Wednesday Teamsters Vote To Support Nixon

The Teamsters endorsed Nixon for re election, while AFL-CIO leadership weighs whether to endorse McGovern. Meany opposes McGovern and may push the council toward no endorsement, leaving unions to decide individually.

Afl-Cio Nixon Washington Post Washington International Brotherhood of Teamsters George SS. MeGovernor Teamsters Union AFL Cio George Meany McGovern Executive Council Meany Teamsters Frank E. Fitzsimmons Leonard Woodcock United Auto Workers Fitzsimmons Team Stars Rancho la Costa Calif America I. W. Abel Reed Larson National Abel James R. Hoffa Hoffa

McGovern Rest Strategy in Black Hills Campaign

Senator George McGovern travels to the Black Hills of South Dakota for two weeks of rest and strategy sessions as part of his bid to unseat President Nixon. The plan aims to refine campaign tactics during a focused retreat away from the campaign trail.

George McGovern Black Hills South Dakota Nixon

Zoning Board Backs City On Sanitary Drainage Efforts

Anderson's zoning appeals board commends the city administration for a positive approach to surface water drainage and the possible creation of a sanitary district. Members split over final endorsement pending city council subcommittee findings while signaling tentative support for Mayor Rock's plan.

Anderson Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning Board Robert L. Rock Donald McCarty Rock Planning Commission Donald Gwinnup Walter Brown George Doherty James Rozier Doherty Rozier William Shafer Sanitary Brown

White River Bridge Plan Outlined For City Traffic

A Monday meeting of the board of public works outlined a proposed bridge across White River linking Main Street and East Third Street. The county would fund the bridge while the city handles approaches. Estimates total about 1.9 million with staged construction possible.

White River Board of Public Works Main Street East Third Street Lloyd Line Main Fifth Street Grand Avenue College Drive Ind. 109 the Fair Butler Line Jack Campbell Chester Doc’’ Lawrence Columbus College Avenue Columbus Avenue Edgewater Park General Metroration Anderson

FBI Names First Women Special Agents In History

Two women Joanne Pierce of Niagara Falls New York and Susan Roley of Long Beach California sworn in as FBI trainees joining 44 men in a 14 week program at Quantico They must pass weapons fitness and defensive tactics tests and earn equal pay of 12151 while facing no limited duty None of the text mentions dates beyond the sworn in Monday and training start details.

Washington FBI Joanne E. Pierce Niagara Falls N.Y Susan Lynn Roley Long Beach Calif Marine Base Quantico, A Misses Pierce Rolsey L. Patrick Gray J. Edgar Hoover Gray Federal Bureau of Investigation Miss Pierce Sisters of Mercy

Heiress Must Pay Alimony Under New New Jersey Law

Mary Lea Johnson Ryan must pay William A. Ryan 650000 outright and place 350000 in trust for their teenage son and daughter. The couple keeps custody of the children while each retains homes in Bedminster and Maryland. The settlement, filed in Trenton, marks a likely record under the new equitable distribution statute and stems from desertion and cruelty claims.

Trenton Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical Mary Lea Johnson Ryan William A. Ryan Ryan Chancery Division Superior Court New New Jersey Maryland Bedminster Ryans

Park Budget Under Scrutiny After Wage Hike For Union Staff

Anderson park board explores raising salaries to match a 5.5 percent wage increase given to hourly employees. The park budget would rise beyond 240000 for salaried staff, influencing city budget plans and a proposed 11 500 salary request for the park head.

Park Department Anderson Park Board William McCarty McCarty City Council Park Board Rock Paul Newbern

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