County Attorney Answers Questions On Dilemma At The Courthouse
The county considers moving the courthouse only if 40 percent of voters approve, with relocation risking leases and businesses around the site. Construction near the courthouse could cost about 1 million dollars, while renovating is hampered by crowded offices and needed space. Vacant downtown buildings could house government for 1–2 years during a rebuild.
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Anderson
County Health Office
Social Security Office
Murder death ruled in Noblesville couple deaths
In Noblesville area the deaths of Clara S. DeVol and her ex husband Lloyd D. DeVol were ruled murder death by own action by Hamilton Coroner James A. Dinn. The Indianapolis pair died in a car near the intersection of Indiana routes 32 and 37 from self inflicted shots. Both were divorced after six years of marriage and left multiple children. Lloyd was 41 and a Buick parts manager. Clara was 53 and a dietician. Funeral arrangements for Lloyd were set at Cusick and Wenger Funeral Home in Cicero with burial at Arcadia Cemetery.
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Noblesville
Indianapolis
Here
Hamilton
James A. Dinn
Clara S. DeVol
Lloyd D. DeVol
Cicero
DeVol
Riverview Hospital
Dillon
Debra Lynn
Anderson
Monarch Buick
Washington Ave
Indianapols
Summer School Load Expected At Two High Schools
More than 1,000 students expected to enroll in summer programs starting June 9 at Anderson High School and Madison Heights. Anderson aims for 650 plus 150 at Central Junior High, with Madison Heights reaching 350 to 400. Enrollment closes once classes fill, with sessions 7 to 11 a.m. Saturdays July 14 makeup day and final dismissal August 1. Indiana ISD requires eight weeks attendance for credit.
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Anderson High School
Central Junior High
Horace Chadborne
AHS
Madison Heights
Maurice Wann
Southside
Anderson High
Chadbourne
Madison
Heights
Wann
MHHS
Indiana State Department of Instruction
Robert Belangee
George H. Davis
Anderson bus service may end June 15 without subsidy
The Anderson City Bus Lines Inc could halt service on June 15 unless the city provides a $50,000 annual subsidy. John Morley cites dwindling passengers and rising costs as reasons, but says a suitable proposal from city officials could save the program. Wesson Inc seeks subsidies for Richmond and Muncie as well. A regional meeting in Richmond on Thursday will assess subsidy requests and future bus transportation in the area.
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Anderson
John Morley
Anderson City Bus Lines Inc
Morley
Wesson Inc
Richmond
Muncie
J. E. Flanagan
Robert E. Jackson
Three Area Women Die in Sunday Crashes in Indiana
Three area women were killed in separate Sunday evening crashes boosting Madison County 1969 death toll to 10. Jennie E. Garretson 46 of 208 W 2nd St died when her car hit a Penn Central freight engine at a crossing on Ind 128 near Anderson. Phoebe Rawls 44 of 530 Milton Ave and LaGreta Brown 38 of Pendleton died in a two car crash in Lawrence Indiana. Wilbur Roof 51 of 17 Beauvoir Circle survived with injuries.
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Anderson
Madison County
Lawrence
Indianapolis
Jennie E. Garretson
W. 2Nd St
Phoebe Rawls
Milton Ave
LaGreta Brown
Pendleton
Penn Central
Ind
Garretson
Tion
Community Hospital
Wilbur Roof
Beauvoir Circle
Roof
Joe Brogdon
Maurice Lewman
Knightstown
Soviet gains seen growing military power to 1970s
Washington sources say the Soviet Union is expanding its military clout, matching U.S. in long range missiles, challenging naval and merchant marine supremacy, and fielding better warplanes. Officials caution Moscow aims, while Melvin Laird warns of potential Soviet superiority by the mid 1970s in offensive, defensive, and conventional forces.
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Washington
U.S
United States
NATO
Czechoslovakia
Pentagon
Russia
Moscow
Nixon
Europe
Melvin R. Laird
Defense Secretary
Soviet Union
U S Routs Enemy Unit Near Saigon
U S troops backed by rocket firing helicopters and artillery drove two North Vietnamese units from northern approaches to Saigon. Three GIs were killed and 50 wounded before the Red forces retreated after nine hours of fighting that left 29 dead on one battlefield and one dead on another.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Bong Do
Dak To
Central Highlands
76 Feared Lost At Sea
A U S destroyer Frank E Evans sank in a predawn collision with Australian carrier Melbourne during Sea Spirit maneuvers 750 miles southwest of Manila. 273 aboard the Evans listed. 197 survivors from the aft section rescued. No casualties reported on Melbourne. ships James S. Kyes Everett E. Larson Cleopatra Blackpool nearby.
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Philippines
U.S
Frank E. Evans
Manila
Melbourne
SEATO
Navy
Evans
U.S. Navy
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
UPI
South China Sea
Spirit
James S. Kyes
Everett E. Larson
Blackpool
Kearsarge
Nixon Seeks Two-Year Extension Of Anti Poverty Program
President Nixon shifted his stance on the antipoverty agency proposing a two-year extension and $2 billion in fiscal 1970 funding matching Johnson. New OEO chief Donald Rumsfeld outlined administrative changes, stressing program evaluation, greater state role, and revamped community actions.
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Washington
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Capitol Hill
Donald Rumsfeld
Illinois
Office of Economic Opportunity
Congress
Rumsfield
House Education and Labor Committee
Woman cancels ad. Herald-Bulletin highlights success
A content customer canceled an ad noting great results from a small two line Herald-Bulletin classified. The message encourages readers with rental, sale, or unwanted items to call 643-5371 for assistance, appealing to older couples near town.
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Herald - Bulletin
Herald-Bulletin
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