State Laws Prolong Sewer Construction Delays In Anderson
Residents petition for neighborhood sewers face months of delay as the Board of Public Works navigates the Barrett Law. The process requires four key steps from petition to operation including costs vs public benefit review and bid awards, with assessments prorated per property size once final costs are tallied.
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Anderaun
Board of Public Works
North Atte
Lowell
Whittier
Hawthorne St
Anderson
Anderson man seriously injured in crash near Ind 18
An Anderson man, Norval Peters Jr. aged 29, was seriously injured when his 1977 DeSoto left W th St Rd, east of Ind 18, struck a tree. He suffered a broken right leg and possible rib fractures with cuts and bruises. Deputies said he fell asleep at the wheel. the car was declared a total loss. Peters was taken to Community Hospital for surgery. A cyclist, Hortlle Payton, 325 Gallimore, was treated and released after a motorcycle struck a car at the 109 Bypass and Alexandria Pike at 6:30 am. The rider was spilled and the car was driven by Vinnie Buchanan, 53, Route 2.
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Anderson
W.th St. Rd
Ind. 18
Norval Peters,Jr
Marine Dr
Community Hospital
Madison County
Peter
Desoto
Ramsey
Peters
Chicago
Sheriff's Department
Hort
Lle Payton
Gallimore
Alexandria Pike
Vinnie Buchanan
Ind
Theft and stabbing trials set in circuit court
An Indianapolis man Gerald Jackson, 25, faces a Monday morning trial in Madison County Circuit Court for a $40 Bell's Supermarket robbery last year after a Feb 26 arraignment in Delaware Circuit Court where he pleaded not guilty. Norman Ellis, 23, also of Indianapolis, was previously convicted of robbery and fined $758.
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Indianapolis
Bell
Madston County
Gerald Jackson
Delaware
Alva Cox
Jackson
Lawsence Robbins
Norman Ellis
Question on claimed heir of Adolf Hiller sparks psychiatric concern
Helsinki based UPI reports a reader asking if her husband is Adolf Hiller's son and if his claim and belief that he reads others' thoughts indicate mental illness. The answer urges psychiatric evaluation regardless of paternity.
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Helsinki
UPI
Ask
Weill
Cole
Adolf Hiller
Rlaimg
Hiller
House Votes Against Guns Registration
The House defeated a proposal to require federal registration of all guns on a vote of 168 to 89. The move aimed to extend current bans on mail order shipments of pistols and revolvers to rifles and shotguns and affected potential support for the administration’s broader registration plan.
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Washington
House
Congress
Senate
Joseph ‘Tydings
D-Md
Grand Jury Indicts Two County Men In April Highway Deaths
Two Madison County men were indicted by the grand jury for April highway deaths. James V. Taylor 58 faces involuntary manslaughter and reckless homicide charges after a semi-truck crash near Prosperity Road. Donald Brown 62 is charged with involuntary manslaughter and reckless homicide after a motorcycle crash at Brown Street Road and Ind 67 in Huntsville. Warrant and fast-trial actions were noted by Deputy Prosecutor Richard Kreeger.
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Madison County
William Lawler Jr
Evis Dence
James V. Taylor
Daniel Lee Hamm
Rt. 2
Alexandria
Kramer
Brown
Brown St. Rd
Ind
Huntsville
Roudebush Urges Mail Funds Over Foreign Aid Critique
Rep Richard J Roudebush of Indiana charged the administration funds foreign aid while threatening to cut domestic mail service. He cited a $63000 study of prehistoric cultural development in the southwest Tran and mentioned approved funds for volcanology projects in Iceland Germany Italy and the Azores.
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Washington
UPI
Richard J
Roudebush
Rind
Southwest
Tran
Iran
Iceland
Germany
Italy
Azores
Thieu Says Vietnam Burden Rising as Talks Shorten
South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu told President Johnson at the Pacific Command HQ that Vietnam is increasingly bearing the war's burden. The two day summit was shortened with plans for a breakfast meeting, as Thieu presented a military and government update without discussion of recognizing the NLF.
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Honolulu
UPI
Nguyen van Thien
Johnson
Thieu
Pacific Command
Pearl Harbor
U.S
Fem
Thien
Pacific
Adm. U.S. Grant Sharp
Vietnam
White House
Taleu
National Liberation Front
Vize Cong
Fortas Testimony Ends with Action Possible Delay
The Senate Judiciary Committee closed Abe Fortas testimony amid optimism he can be confirmed as chief justice before Labor Day. Homer Thornberry faces further questioning as the panel splits over vacancies, with Eastland saying only part will be examined and a decision may wait for Fortas’ fate. The panel plans a closed session next week, potentially Wednesday, delaying progress until after the RNC and DNC conventions.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Abe Fortas
United States
Homer Thornberry
US Circuit Court
New Orleans
Supreme Court
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Thornberry
Johnson
Fortas
Senate
Earl Warren
Second U.S. landing craft overdue after Mekong Delta trip
A U.S. Army landing craft with 10 men aboard was overdue more than 60 hours after leaving Dong Tam for Can Tho. Officials feared it was sunk or in Cambodian waters. Earlier, Cambodia reported capturing a U.S. Navy vessel, and U.S. troops killed 47 North Vietnamese soldiers while seizing four weapon caches amid heightened danger days.
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Saigon
UPD
Mekong Delta
U.S
Cambodian
U8. Sh
Dong Tam Fa Can Tho
Cambodia
U.S. Navy
Dong Tam
Can Tho
South Vietnam
Colenna
Ray Awaits Trial In Memphis Under Heavy Guard
James Earl Ray sits in four air conditioned jail cells in Memphis awaiting trial on charges of murdering Martin Luther King Jr. His Birmingham lawyer Arthur Hanes arrived at Kennedy Airport and said Ray is anxious to proceed and clear the matter. Hanes will not seek to move the trial from Memphis.
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Ray
Memphis
Memphis, Tenn
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
London
New York
Arthur Hanes
Birmingham
Ala
Ken
Nedy
Hanes
Anderson Elwood Entries Vie For Miss Indiana Crown
Readers learn of the Miss Indiana pageant finals in Michigan City with 26 contestants from across Indiana. Jeanna Marie Litt, 19, of Anderson, a Indiana University student and Cowan High School alum, competes representing Anderson. Elwood contestant Louise Oliver, 19, Ball State University student, also vies for the crown.
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Sam
Indiana
Uecast
Aste
Muncie
Indiana University
Miss Sitz
Cowan High School
Mungie Civic Theatre
Miss Litz
Tslent
Linds Louise Oliver
Ball State University
Misa
Porter County
Susan Jankowski
Lel
Pam
Michigan City
Miss Jankowski
Miss Anderton
Jeanne Sue
All State University
Done Farisy
Hils Evansville
Toni Stricker
Time Rating Plea Delayed In Indiana Enforcement
An affidavit from Transportation Secretary Alan S Boyd explains why he cannot meet a 10 day deadline to enforce the Federal Uniform Time Law in Indiana The filing of a plea to stay enforcement was postponed as papers arrived from Washington Assistant U S Attorney David Casterline said he will seek an immediate hearing before Judge Dale J Holder once the documents reach him.
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Indianapolis
Transportation
Alan S. Boyd
Indiana
U.S
David Casterline
Dale J. Holder
Casterline
Washington
Holder
Transportation Department
Celuma
Golf title and political clash in city and state
Fred Culp of Middletown opposes Wallace rally plans as AIP manager. Arnold Palmer headlines National PGA actions on Friday. Bill Kratzell, 16, of Fort Wayne defeats Bil Sehimaker 86 to win the Indiana Amateur golf title. A Kennedy slaying defendant seeks a two week delay in proceedings.
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Fred Culp
Middletown
AIP
Wallace
Arnold. Palmer
Chares
Bill Kratzell
Fort Fane
Bil Sehimaker
Indiana
Pepe
Sea
New Arrival in Anderson Area Hikes Births at Community Hospital
Mr and Mrs David G Cook of Chesterfield welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs Willingy of Puls Ter Chesterfield announce a daughter. Mr and Mrs James L Gritts of UAW Eth SL report a daughter. Mr and Mrs Larry J Callin of Alexandria greet a son.
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David G. Cook
Chesterfield
Willingy
James L. Gritts
UAW
Larry J. Callin
Alexandria
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