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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1975

Page

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Indiana union leader charges officials deter union membership

Charles F. Eble executive director of the Indiana State Employes Association says state officials misinterpret bargaining guidelines and may spur more complaints. He notes two test case complaints against the State Highway Department for coercion and violations and seeks a memo clarifying workers' right to join the union.

Indianapolis Indiana Charles F. Eble Indiana State Employes Association ISEA State Highway Department Ebie Raymond E. Sanders Sanders Gable Eble Otis R. Bowen Vincennes Highway District Nicholas van Nielen High Department van Nielen Vincennes

Burglary, purse snatching and wrecks reported in Elwood blotter

Police investigated a Tuesday burglary at 2136 Forkner S L with a $150 refrigerator and $200 curtains missing. A purse snatching occurred near Marsh Foodliner on Ind 28, minutes before 11 a.m., with a white youth suspects. A two car crash near 21st and Meridian left Peggy Vetor with back pain. Linda Carter failed to stop at Meridian, causing damage to Thomas Hackema’s 1973 Chevrolet. An undetermined amount was stolen from Thunderbird Bar on Columbus Ave during a morning break in. Delco Remy workers remained in critical condition after an on the job accident in Plant 3. Four people treated for minor injuries after an Ind 9 and Lindberg Road rear end collision. Suspects unnamed. cases under investigation.

Forkner SL Joe Moscat Fifth St Elwood Marsh Ind Jean Sprada Peggy Vetor Central Ave Linda Carter 10Th SL 21St Street Thunderbird Columbus Ave

Death notices from Greenville and nearby towns with multiple services

Area Deaths list several obituaries from Greenville Elwood Noblesville and Muncie Indiana with funeral times and locations. Lillian M Fisher 70 of 650 Wagner Ave will have services at Miller Funeral Home 2 p m Saturday in Greenville. William W Joshick 74 of Elwood dies after short illness with services 10 a m today Dunnichay Funeral Home. Willard McGuire 61 of Elwood dies after extended illness services a m Saturday Copher and Fosler Funeral Home burial Maplewood Cemetery Anderson. Walter Howard Fisher 60 of 914 Hattir Dr dies after extended illness at St Johns Hospital. Blanche R Roney 78 of Rt 1 Middletown dies at Mansfield General Hospital with 2 p m Saturday services Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home. Clarence W Callahan 90 of 1367 Kenton St Noblesville dies after brief illness with 2 30 p m Saturday services Collin Funeral Home burial Crownland Cemetery. Mattie Belle Taylor 80 of 1305 Central St Muncie dies in Anderson nursing home with funeral 1 p m Monday Calvary Baptist Church burial Beechgrove Cemetery. Many survivors listed for each case including spouses children and grandchildren.

Lillian Fisher Greenville Ohio Miller Funeral Home Lillian M. Fisher Wagner Ave North Vernon Ind St. Johns Hospital William Joshick Felwood William W. Joshick Elwood Madison County Aim Dunnichay Max Bingham Elwood City Cemetery Willard McGuire Willard Mick) McGuire Fortville Detco-Remy Division Mary Ludlow McGuire Katherine Gootee Clifford Frank McGuire Copher Walter Howard Fisher Hattir Dr St. John's Hospital Guide Lamp Division First Presbyterian Church Killbuck Mary Edward Lee Fisher Montclair Calif Sarah Bowlin Chesterfield Jack Kirchenbauer Anderson Baker Brothers Funeral Home Blanche Roney Middletown Blanche R. Roney Rt. 1 Mansfield General Hospital Mansfield Rush County White Onion Christian Church Hagerstown Brotherhood Sisterhood Eastern Star Sulpher Springs Sidney Walter Virginia Shrewsbury Ballard and Shirey Center Clarence Callahan Noblesville Clarence W. Callahan Kenton St St. Vincent Hospital Indianapolis Clayton First Christian Church American Legion Ross Houstin Tex Collin Funeral Home Richard Roland Crownland Cemetery Funeral Mattie Belle Taylor Muncie Central St Anderson Hursing A.W. Taylor Calvary Baptist Church Senior Missionary Society Ruth Della Taylor Calvery Baptist Church A. Claude Watkins Beechgrove Cemetery Gill Funeral Home

U S Soviet Wheat Deal Confirmed Amid Rumors of More

The Agriculture Department confirmed a 1.2 million metric ton wheat sale to the Soviet Union with Canada noting a larger 2 million ton deal. Prices fell after the announcement as traders booked profits, while Congress faced mixed reactions and calls to control negotiations.

Louise Coun Associated Press Agriculture Department U.S Congress UBDA Canada Wheat Fourd Chicago Board of Trade Russia Cook Industries Inc Memphis, Tenn Cargill Inc Minneapolis Soviet Union James Weaver D-Orp Wem Arrinitog Daily Bargainland Earl L. Butz United States

Bayh Questions Plan for Nuclear Strike Cruiser and Aegis

Sen. Birch Bayh criticizes the push for a nuclear strike cruiser and the Aegis missile system. He warns funding the $60 million start could lead to a $1.2 billion cruiser and a fleet, pulling defense away from reordering priorities and rebuilding the Navy. He urges Congress to study the programs before approval.

Washington Birch Bayh Bayh Congress Ford Department of Defense Rayh

Israel warns of wider war if Sinai peace force withdraws

An Israeli official cautions that pulling the U S peace force from the Sinai could trigger another Middle East war while Egypt opposes renewal of the mandate unless the UN acts. At the UN Moynihan warns Congress may limit American support if Moslem and Arab nations push to oust Israel.

Associated Press USN Sinai Egypt Sal U.N. Security Council United Nations New York New U.S Daniel P. Moynihan Congress Israel

Police Station Air Conditioning Keeps Cops Hot

Heat at the Anderson Police station raises concerns as second floor units fail. Detectors report high temperatures in the Criminal Investigation Division and a lab notes reduced life of film due to heat. Officers across divisions suffer in offices and workspaces.

Anderson Criminal Investigation Division

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