School Decisions Shape Formud Fle Budget Plans
The ACSC district, including Highland High School and several elementary campuses, faces a budget near $12 million with factors like capital outlays, books, and maintenance shaping next year. Teachers urge wage talks as contracts loom, while land deals for new sites on the northeast edge await decisions and public price concerns.
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Eastside
Eastside Junior High School
Place Dental Junior Hight School
Downtown redevelopment plan advances with approvals
Five downtown developments move forward as the City Planning Commission approves steps for a bond funded project. Public hearings, bond petitions, and reviews by the State Board of Tax Commissioners set a December sale and January start, with traffic and parking changes to follow.
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City Planning Commission
Redevelopment Commission
State Board of Tax Commissioners
State Tax Board
Sta Tax Board
Honda
Sheldon
Central Business District Coordinating Commmittee
CBC
Citizens Advisory Groupt i
Spoes
Mable
Megid-s Lad Street
Named For Gold Auraria Ga First Georgia Gold Rush Town
Auraria in Dawson County Georgia and nearby Dahlonega were early American gold towns before 1919. John C Calhoun owned a nearby mine worked by slaves. The text notes a historic gold rush and references early gold production in Georgia.
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Auraria
Georgia
John C. Cal ‘Oun
Datlonega
United States
Library Friends Sale Plans Book Auction Weekend
Library Friends announce a booksale featuring old books encyclopedias textbooks and paperbacks. The event runs Friday and Saturday July 23-24 from 9 30 a m to 10 p m daily in the alley by Anderson Public Library 92 West 10th Street. Mrs Chinlon Biri chairs the drive with a committee including Mary Louise Voght Mesdames Robert Suckals Nathan Harter Harold Spangler Leo Seybert Eugene Yates Larry Ballinger Charles Wise Marguerite Hale J H Furlong Gerald Cameras Arthur Bedder George Surbaugh James Keogh and Mino Cramniecki.
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Frieds
Anderson Public Library
Chinlon Biri
Mary Louise Voght
Mesdames
Robert Suckals
Nathan Harter
Harold Spangler
Mother Seeks Help in Missing Girl Missing since July is Penny Forter
Anderson mother Betty Chestnut reports her daughter Penny Forter also known as Penny Porter Cheat has been missing since July. Police issued a missing person report as Chestnut asks readers to help locate Penny, listing her home on 2021 Mouders Road and noting family concerns.
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Anderson
Betty Chestnut
Moueds Rd
Penny Forter
Penny Porter
Chastmut
Pestny
Noblesville Woman Dies From Injuries
Noblesville woman Horton, 28, died Monday at University Hospital Indianapolis from injuries suffered in a two car accident on And 37, two miles north of Noblesville. Services Thursday at 11 am at Keans Godby Trout Funeral Home. Burial will be in Carey Cemetery.
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University Hospital
Indianapolis
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Agnes W. Morlock
WL. C. Morlock
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Mary’ Ann) Scott
Fred
Emily) Fielder
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Beth) Fink
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S.C
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Morlock
Notize
Dames Michell
Anderson
Fisher Fi Mary's ‘Catholic Church
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Parkview
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Bell Employes Back On Jobs After Brief Strike
Bell exchanges to reopen as 500000 communication workers are to return by 12:01 am today. Anderson and Ge60-heaw CWA locals prepared to relign. Picketing halted after Tuesday night. strikers say they will return as ordered despite pension and contract ratification concerns. Local manager John A Johnson welcomed the resumption.
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S704
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Heaw
Iwork
Beil
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4-H Fair Schedule Highlights At Center Pavilion
The county fair lineup spans Tuesday to Friday with rock acts, a ladies day coffee hour, home crafts shows, and a teen dance. Livestock judging opens Monday at 9 am with Gold Medal Calf Show and continues through Friday including sheep, swine, horses, and pony classes.
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Husday
Anndow Garden
Margie Lollar
Fiame
Cental Indiana Gas Company
Jay
Anderson
Aber
Historical Alley Days Voter Registration Event In Anderson
In downtown Anderson during Historical Alley Days the voter registration office is in the Malcomthouse basement with open hours Friday a.m. to 2 p.m. and Saturday 1 a.m. to 6 p.m. The event, sponsored by the Anderson Retail Association, emphasizes new voters aged 18 to 21 and invites questions at the booth and soapbox.
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Malcomthouse
Anderson
Anderson Retail Association
A hasty ad for alibi special cafe meal deal
A brief breakfast lunch type ad lists an alibi special at 1111 E. 53rd and 14 E. Jackson offering spaghetti with meat sauce a pot of coffee rolls and coffee for 1.25 dollars. The note mentions Saturday and a cafeteria style service with multiple items including spaghett i and meat sauce rolls and coffee.
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E. Jackson
Monthru
Bayh proposes federal grants to homeowners after disasters
A Bayh administration plan would offer homeowners in major disasters grants of up to 15 000 dollars and cover up to 30 percent of reconstruction costs. The program targets homeowners unable to absorb losses, seeking changes to the 1970 disaster relief act after February earthquakes.
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Son Vieeh Bayh
Wenday
San Fernando Valey
Death notices in Anderson and Madison County area
Ada E Nutting, Muncie resident and widow of Karl E Nutting, dies after a long illness. Survived by sister Lettie Miller, son Karl E Nutting, two grandchildren and a great grandchild. Services at Mortuary with burial in Elm Ridge. Also listed are obituaries for Joseph J Onksen, Earl Gay Munges, Harvey Cay, Agnes W Morlock, and others with brief funeral details and survivors.
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Hona Rinker
Anderson
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Daleville
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Wads‘Worth Funeral Home
New Arrivals at Community Inspira' ve
Mr and Mrs Dean Mike welcome a boy while Mr and Mrs Larry Maple of Alexandria report a girl and Mr and Mrs Thomas Me Bride announce a girl born at 1004 Fourth Street in the local area.
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Bai Nichol
Larry Maple
Alexandria
Ifs
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Apollo Day Observed As Banks Open In Anderson
Despite Gov Vanconth proclaiming Apollo Day, downtown Anderson remains business as usual. State offices post offices and federal offices keep regular hours while local banks including Anderson Banking Co Citizens Bank and First National Bank of Madison County report standard operating schedules. The holiday marks the second anniversary of man’s first walk on the moon.
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Anderson
Andersson Banking Co
Citizens Banking Co
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Madison County
Vietnamese assault plans slow to start amid rain
General Minh said North Vietnamese troops were to be moved on Sunday and Monday to surprise the enemy, but rounds were delayed until Wednesday. He noted the attackers expect immediate counter moves after strikes and that a large South Vietnamese show of force uses 16 artillery pieces to saturate the area, with U.S. helicopters and armored positions aiding maneuvering during the rainy season.
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J. Minh Salt
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