Spring Rush of Bodies Surfaces in New York Rivers
In warmer months New York awakens to a riverine grim rite as up to five bodies a day surface from the Hudson Harlem and East rivers. Detective Hackett and the Bureau of Missing Persons discuss this spring phenomenon with fingerprints and X rays aiding identification while many remain buried anonymously in potter’s fields.
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Max Sanders
The
Earl J. Campazi
Bureau
East Coast
Bronx
Potter's Fields
Weather Outlook with Clouds and Showers
Today's weather features increased cloudiness with a chance of showers this afternoon. Tomorrow brings cloudy skies and a 40 percent chance of rain. Highs will reach the 80s today and Wednesday, with overnight lows in the mid-60s. Anderson's high on Monday was 76 with a low of 63. Sunset today is 8 10 p.m. Sunrise Wednesday is 5 17 a.m.
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Anderson
Plan panel rejects 8th Street rezoning
Anderson Plan Commission voted 5 to 2 to deny a petition by Virginia Butcher and her husband to rezone 1203 W Eighth St from R 3 to BS. The neighborhood opposed the move, citing desire to preserve historic character, with 101 resident signatures backing the remonstrance.
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Anderson
Virginia Butcher
West Eighth Street
Anderson City Plan Commission
Eighth and Locust
Eighth Street
Plan Commission
Howard Wise
W. Eighth
Auto sales in May set record as Big Four and others surge
May auto totals rose above last year with 1,157,385 cars sold by Big Four and foreign makers, beating the 1973 May record. Domestic production reached 962,985 vehicles, a May peak second only to 1973. Imports fell 15 percent while domestic car deliveries rose 11.1 percent, led by General Motors and Ford.
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Anard Motor Co
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American Motors Co
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Uauy
Datsun
Volkswagen
Honda
Toyota
Electric rate hike measure advances in Anderson
The Anderson Board of Public Works approved a resolution to allow the municipal utility to pass through wholesale power rate increases from Indiana Michigan Power. The measure, slated for city council action Thursday, would raise rates about 9 percent or 4.2 mills per kilowatt hour, adding roughly $1.17 million to annual purchased power costs. The change is framed as temporary and subject to refund if FERC later deems it unjustified amid a backlog of cases.
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Indiana & Michiga Electric Company
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
FERC
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Hall
Washington
Inside the Daily Edition Page Layout
The note outlines the newspaper's daily index listing sections and page ranges including Death notices on Page 3 Editorials on Page 4 People on Pages 6 and 7 Sports highlights on Pages 9 through 11 Comics and daily features on Pages 12 and 13 Stock markets on Page 16 and Classified ads on Pages 17 through 21.
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Rouce
34 Years Since D-Day Invasion Reflects on Normandy Assault
Local attorney Kelley recalls the June 6 1944 D Day invasion as the largest Allied assault on Hitler's forces. The Anderson Herald reported German sourced rumors and later confirmed a massive Allied landing behind German lines on the Normandy peninsula. A former Transportation Corps member aided the supply effort and delivered orders to the first attack troops.
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Mandy
France
Anderson Herald
Normandy
Cherbourg
la Havre
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