Elwood Man Dies From Motorcycle Crash Injuries
Arthur L. Cress 46 of Elwood died at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis from head injuries after a May 22 motorcycle crash at S Anderson and S L streets. Passenger Lowell Rector 41 was injured and Pamela Hughes 31 drove the other vehicle. Funeral set Thursday at Copher Fesler Funeral Home with burial in Elwood City Cemetery. Surviving relatives listed.
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Elwood
Indianapolis
Arthur L. Cress
S. Anderson Sr
Methodist Hospital
Cress
Rose Hill
John’s Manville Corp
Alexandria
Lind
Croy Cress
William Lee
Julie Cress
Maude Preston
Andrew Cress
Kokomo
Susie Gibson
Brenda Jones
Janice Gibbons
Bascom Cress
Anderson
David Cress
Maucie
Larry
Terry Cress
Copher and
Fesler Funeral
Herbert Wingard
James Stone
Elwood City Cemetery
Police blotter reports arrest after boat dock fight
City police say a man named Jackson was arrested after a fight at Shadyside Boat Dock 1115 Alexandria Pike. A second unidentified man argued and fought, Jackson reportedly struck him with a board and sprayed him with a gas gun. Both declined to press charges. Jackson treated at Community Hospital then transferred to Madison County jail.
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Shadyside
Alexandria Pike
Jackson
Community
Madison County
Richland Township
Chesterfield
Revenue sharing funds approved for county vehicles and voting machines
Madison Tuesday approved 230000 from federal revenue sharing to buy police cars snow plows highway trucks and voting machines. About 15000 will buy three or four voting machines, with 100000 for four snow plows and four tandem trucks and 100000 for road paving and sealing. The county may buy used voting machines from Hancock County and considers a computer voting system in future.
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Madison
Luther Puckett
Puckett
Hancock County
State
Highway Department
Health Department
Ap‘eatly
W. Otis Bowen
Marion Hurst
Mary Lou Agnes
Lowell Powell
Amos Jackson
Basil
Clifford Drake
Pat Dillon
Women push into deep mines amid affirmative action plans
About 1,000 women have entered deep coal mines since 1973 among 189,000 male miners as federal action targets 153 Kentucky Colorado Tennessee Virginia and West Virginia mines for review of women and minority hiring plans. The move follows a complaint by women's groups who call coal among the most discriminatory industries. At Orchard Valley Mine a resident recalls initial opposition to women underground, though acceptance grows.
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Labor Department
Kentucky
Colorado
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Orchard Valley
Ogden
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Rt. G. Anderson
Anderson Police Department
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