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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1976
Page
1
Albany diocese bishop Edwin B. Broderick, age 59, was named to lead the International Catholic Relief Services, the aid arm of the Catholic Church, succeeding Bishop Edward Swanstrom. Announcement made in Reno. Broderick expected to take post in coming weeks.
A two car crash on County Road 200W and Ind 28 injured Judy Alltop and Gerald Greenlee along with Greenlee's wife and son. A second wreck on Pendleton Ave left Roy White Jr charged with DUI after rear ending James Humphrey. Police later caught three suspects including Kenneth Dollar and two Lapel youths for a Standard Service Station holdup with $38 stolen.
Howard Reagan urged possible U S and British mediation to ease Rhodesia's shift to black majority rule while cautioning against war. Ford rejected troop deployment, saying a peacekeeping role would be irresponsible. Udall renewed health care push as primaries unfold. Carter leads with 905 delegates, Udall 306.5. party unity and a practical platform discussed by Carter and Humphrey as convention nears.
Mayor Robert Rack said the city cannot afford a 31 percent rise in the hospitalization insurance program since 1980 and that premiums will fall to individual city workers. Firefighters, FOP, and utility unions threaten an injunction suit if the city does not change course. Union leaders anticipate formal notices next month or so.
Madison County Council of Governments launches a weekday parking study in the Anderson central Walsie district from June 7 to August 27. The field crew of two to four will map space usage, deficiencies by block, and total accumulation, with surveys 7 am to 5 pm and visible ID badges. Boundaries span Fifth to 15th streets, Chase to Fletcher, and nearby railroad lines. Pendleton school board approves new science texts for grades one through twelve and a maternity leave for Janet Stuber at South Elementary.
Lily transit officials announce a revised Saturday bus timetable with service 6 a.m. to 12 noon. Buses return from the noon trip at 12 30 p.m. and do not operate again until the parade ends. Downtown streets will be closed for the event and resumption is planned around 4 p.m. For questions, contact the transit manager at 646 5747 or the downtown terminal at 614 9872.
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