State Official Explains Jobless Pay Requirements
Indiana officials clarified how a General Assembly emergency bill affects unemployment benefits and vacation pay. GM and Delco-Remy payrolls trigger new weekly maximums from July 3 claims, with some workers losing eligibility if vacation pay is accepted during layoff. Local 682 UAW urged caution, noting delayed law knowledge may limit SUB and unemployment benefit access for affected weeks.
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United Automobile Workers
General Assembly
Numairi seizes Sudan power after countercoup
Maj. Gen. Jaafar el Numairi claims control in Khartoum overturning rivals four days after their takeover. He orders arrests of communists and urges blood donations for palace area casualties. Libyan jet actions and a crash near Jidda add to regional tensions.
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Associated Press Cairo
Jaafar el Numairi
Sudan
Khartoum
Egypt
Middle East
Numairi
London
Britain
Benghazi
Libya
Jidda
Saudi Arabia
Maj
Hashem el ‘Atta
Mahgou Mohamed
Communist Party
Said
Anwar Sadat
Muammar Kadafi
Atta
Saddan
Iraq
Attu
BOAC
VCIO
Benina
Mediterraean
Atta Dal
Babikr el-Nur Osman
Revolutionary Council
Farouk Osman Hamadallah
Convicted Elwood Man Sought By Authorities
A Hancock Superior Court judge issued an arrest warrant for Buise after withdrawing his appeal bond collateral. Buise, convicted September 23 of first degree murder in the Mallory Electronics executive’s shooting, was freed on bond pending appeal. Authorities in Madison County continue to search for him.
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Buise
Cincinnati
Hancock Superior Court
George J. Lewis
James Kelich
Madison County Police Department
Mallory Electronics Corporation
Richard E. Kuennen
Greenfield
James Brand
Madison County
Win
Exceed
Jay Arnold
al Woolbert
Anerson
Richard Lineback
Lewis
Arnold
Woolbert
Madison
Hancock County
Lineback
Kuennen
North Anderson
Mallory
Elwood
Rita
Tipton
Rain Chance Report Briefly Updates Local Forecast
A concise forecast notes a 30 percent rain chance today with variable conditions. The report provides no further details on timing or locations due to text limitations.
North Vietnam and Viet Cong Demand No U S Withdrawal
Hanoi and the Viet Cong at the Vietnam Peace talks rejected unconditional U S withdrawal from South Vietnam. Xuan Thuy and Mrs Nguyen Thi Binh dismissed President Nixon's Peking visit as delaying tactics while reaffirming support from the Soviet Union and China and insisting on end year U S troop removal.
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Paris
Viet ‘Nam
Viet Cong
Thursd
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Nguyen ‘Thi Binh
Nixon
Peking
People’s Republic of China
Duong Dinh Thao
Soviet Union
China
Nguyen Thanh le
Thuy
Binh
Downtown Plan Endorsed for Five Site Redevelopment
The Downtown Redevelopment Commission won swift unanimous backing from the Anderson Plan Commission for its declaratory resolution to proceed with five downtown sites. The timetable aims to begin acquisitions in January 1972 with a total project cost estimated at 1.3 to 1.5 million dollars, funding a parking structure surface parking new offices and industrial and cultural growth. The endorsement followed long discussions on rezonings and involved leaders from the Chamber of Commerce Delco Remy First Savings and Dean and CRD directors.
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Sroject
Anderson City Planning Commission
Ine
Nowown
Plan Commission
Thomas McMahan
Chamber of Ommerce
Russell Hulse
Delco-Remy Division
First Savings and Dean
Eugene Yates
CRD
Jack Ritcheson
Mark Lane
Plan Commissions
Rede
Redevelopmentt Commission
Former Anderson Girl Identified As February Overdose Victim
A former Anderson girl was identified as the February overdose victim found in a Miami motel room. Lisa Mare Johnson, daughter of Claude M Johnson and Dorothy Fortson, was found dead February 16 after a missing person report and police investigation. The case involved drug paraphernalia, a blue birthstone ring, and a fingerprint trace leading to a possible New York or Akron lead that yielded no result.
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Miami
Fla
Mise
Lisa Mare -Johnson
Claude M‘tomson
Dorothy Fort Son
Tome
Miami Springs
Valeshe
Revert Porson
Mater
Fortson
Jona Waisa
Walah
Wwassa
New York
Akron
Ohio
ACSC to Provide Transportation for Estimated 20 000 Next Fall
ACSC faces a major expansion as 20 000 students will need transport this fall. Safety director Jenning Coen, formerly Anderson police chief, must integrate 24 routes with 104 routes total along with four new schools and union township students. He will coordinate with Madison County police and oversee driver owned buses where possible.
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ACSC
Anderson Community School
Coronation
Jenning Coen
Anderson
Union
Richland
Isieniana
Union Township
Coen
Madison County Police Department
Anderson Police Department
Anderson Transit System
Central Metropolitan
Calama
Sound Off clarifies how to reach help and resolve repairs
Readers learn how to contact the Sound Off column for issues with consumer problems. The column notes hours from 5 to 6 pm daily for responses and urges identification and a phone number. It discusses delays in TV refunds and a delayed scanner repair tying to a factory shutdown and warranty terms.
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Regency
Anderson
Sevral Times
Regency Electronics
Indianapolis
M. RC
Cross Burning Probed in Madison County Area
Local police and Madison County lawmen investigate a cross burn in a vacant lot opposite a migrant workers camp at about 10 p.m. Wednesday. The three by six foot cross made of boards wrapped in burlap and kerosene soaked wiring was set about 500 feet from Red and Gold Canning Co. A tar stop seen seconds before the burn remains unidentified, with no car or occupants determined. Most migrants at the tanning factory camp are Mexican from Brownsville Texas.
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Orestes
Madison County Police Department
Brownsville
Tex
Unclear regional notices and features in Anderson Madison area
Fragmentary page notes list deaths in Anderson and Madison County, health, sports, features, and comics on various pages. Markets and ads appear with mixed page references including 21 to 28.
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Anderson
Madison County
Dai
Sold to the First Caller in Sudden Trade Flurry
A fragmentary notice reports a sale completed to the first caller amid a rapid bidding scene. The readable text hints at pro buyers and a brisk market, though details like items and dates remain unclear.
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Delco-Remy
J. C. Armstrong
Indiana Employment Security Division
Armstrong
UAW
Richard Stone
Ee -Cochairman
Tom ‘Chambers
Stone
Tomorro
U.S
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First Savings
Indionapolis Contracting Company
Jackson Street
Herald
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Alden’s
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