Preliminary Study Of County Building To Be Finished By Midsummer
Plans for the Madison County courthouse progress rapidly as Becker and Becker study facility needs. The firm will interview office heads in Anderson and develop an architectural program to guide design and future growth while a temporary site is chosen. A citizens committee will study rental costs for downtown options.
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Michael McAneny
Maurice Robbins
Robbins
Derson
McAneny
Indianapolis
Cena
24th body found in Yuba City orchard
A 24th body was found in an orchard north of Yuba City amid a series of slayings of itinerant farm workers. Deputies exhumed the body from river bottom mud as autopsies and investigations linked to Juan Corona continue, with authorities noting multiple graves and ongoing searches across the area.
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Sullivan Ranch
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Anderson High hires coaching candidate field narrows
The Anderson High School basketball coaching search narrowed Thursday as the board of trustees and screening committee interviewed two leading candidates in a closed session. Jim Powers, a long-time South Bend Central coach and Rochester mentor, was reportedly among those interviewed, with three more candidates to be seen before a final decision next week.
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Jack Harless
Nore
Indiana University
Jerry Oliver
Inianapolis
Washington
Oliver
Ray Estes
Anderson
Estes
Anderson Post
Vanderbilt Uni
Pendleton Farmer Killed In Accident
Pendleton a farmer and churchman Mearl E Boicour 64 of Rt 2 died in a Thursday morning farm accident entangled in a self-emp tying chuck wagon He climbed the side to clear the head glove caught on spokes and as he tried to free his hands he was crushed Deputy Coroner Cornell Bright and State Trooper Russell Wolfe investigated Boicourt retired in 1967 from Guide Lamp supervision and came to Pendleton in 1946 from Anderson owning and operating a farm
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Rt 2
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Guide Lamp
Anderson
Murder trial links Bruce Wayne Johnson to warehouse shooting
Prosecution witness James Hampton testifies in Madison Circuit Court that Bruce Wayne Johnson confessed to killing Pinkerton warehouse guard James Jobes on July 29. Hampton recalls Johnson discussing Irwin's shooting two days earlier and requesting a ride to the hospital before retracting parts of his statement under oath.
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Pinkerton Warehhouse
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James Hampton
Johnson
Jobes
Hampton
Brockley Irwin
Irwin
Pendleton Avenue
William F. Lawler Jr
el Morocco
Doug White
Jimmy ‘Woods
Bob Roddy
16Th Street
John Street
Nichol Avenue
Students Relate Drug Reactions
College students describe their experiences with mind altering drugs in a survey. They cite relief from worries and moments of imagined pleasure, while noting the blurred lines between illusion and reality and the urge to rebel against parental expectations and middle class norms.
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Eden
Ian
Clamn
Anderson College to Honor Five at Commencement
Anderson College will confer honorary degrees at June 14 commencement ceremonies at 8pm. Recipients include General Motors executive Thomas E. Woon, civil rights leader James Farmer, AC president Robert H. Reardon, a noted radio evangelist, and a leading Church of God pastor. The program features a Doctor of Laws for Woon, linked to GM Detroit activities, and the son of a former GM president.
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General Motors
Church of God
Robert H. Reardon
Thomas E. Woon
General Motors Corporation
Detroit
Charles Eson
I US
James Farmer
Coloma
Nevada operations of Howard Hughes under scrutiny
In The Herald Today the paper notes belt tightening in Howard Hughes operations in Nevada. The wire tapping controversy is discussed with readers split on civil rights implications. The issue highlights new arrivals, death notices, and opinion pages, with sections on women's forest news and sports.
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Women's Forest
Rented It First Day Offer Featured
Rented it first day promotion details imply quick action and direct contact through a phone number provided. The ad suggests immediate assistance with placing orders and invites potential customers to call for availability and delivery.
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