13 year old dies after treehouse fall near Alexandria
A 13 year old, Wayne Greenlee, died from head and chest injuries after a fall from a homemade treehouse in an open field near Alexandria. He was found unconscious by his father and died later at Community Memorial. He belonged to Lilly Creek Baptist Church and Alexandria Junior High School Band. Surviving are his parents, a brother, a sister, and two grandparents. Funeral services are scheduled at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home with burial at Vinson Memorial Cemetery.
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Alexsimdria
Gerry
Wayne Greenlee
Greenlee
Mephil
Anderson
All Is Life
Lilly Creek Baptist Church
Alexandria Junior High
Serius Band
Gerald
Noretta Greenlee
Rt 3
Alexandria
Orian
Michelle
Ang
Roy Greenlee
Summilville
Langie Smith
Muncie
Karl M. Kyle
Paul Taylor
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Susomitville
Police chase and shooting disrupt Indiana convoy
A convoy transporting a plant was blocked on Ind 37 by Longenecker who drove a green Chevrolet, fired on the escort, and forced a halt. Police impounded his car as FBI and state agents recovered pistol slugs from a semitrailer. Officials planned further action in the Elwood area.
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Continesa Prom
Ind
Longenecker
Tongenecker
Longecker
Mize
Delaware County
Langenecker
Will
Ascw
ASOW
Bru
Fe9
FBI
MCPD
Elwood
County council debates juvenile funding and facility plans
The council discussed funding gaps for 24 juveniles at the boys' school with only three supported by parents. Proposals include using Brannenberg Children's Home as a girls' group home and remodeling the director's residence. Indiana officials already approved $50,100 for a year, while balance concerns delay final approval. County auditors note a possible $75,000 windfall, and a $5,000 request for venue changes was denied amid broader legal fees anticipated between $10,000 and $20,000.
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Um County
Clifford
Nent Nut
Aftact
Brannenberg
Catity
Chilford
Indiana Criminal Justice Planning Agency
Otis Cox
Lex
Council
St Verabills Crum
Healy
Utility Salary Issue May Surface Again
A long debate over paying utility workers may resurface at the Anderson City Council meeting Thursday. City Attorney Marvin Clanin said a salary resolution could be added to the agenda with consent, though comments were limited. The week would mark the fourth official attempt to confirm the utility pay schedule since last December. The only items listed Tuesday at city clerk's office were three rezonings for property at 2603 Main St, a lot at the northwest corner of Alexandria Pike and Rose Street, and a property at 1003 1007 and 1607 WW for development.
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Anderson
Marvin Clanin
Main St
Alexandria Pike
Rose Street
Pourth St
Re Lo
New Arrivals at St Johns Hospital Report
Me and Mrs John Atldredge Yorktown announce a boy. Mr and Mrs Thomas Tele Pendletors report a baby boy. Mr and Mrs Michael Haker 472 Lonsvale Drive welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs Larry Varnell 201 Sherman celebrate a pet, and Mr and Mrs Edwin Cain Alexandria announce a girl. Mr and Mrs Thomas Ducheteaw Alexandria also noted.
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John Atldredge
Yorktown
and Mire
Thomas Tele
Pendletors
Itl
Michael Haker
Lonsvale Drive
Larry Varnell
Sherman
Edwin Cain
Mexandria
Thomas Ducheteaw
Alexandria
Deafness Cure Ad Claims Free Home Aid Demonstration
Advert appears to offer a free home demonstration of a Beltone hearing aid promising improved understanding of words. It cites a Hartford model and claims no obligation, mailing details suggest Chicago based providers. The ad urges readers to request the mail offer and mentions a February date.
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Hotlonn
Beltone
Barn Destroyed by Fire Near Highland School
A barn owned by Mrs. Cecil was burned near Cross Street about 14 miles east of Highland High School around 7 p.m. Tuesday. Chesterfield, Richland Township, and Daleville firefighters battled for nearly three hours. Loss included 600 bales of hay, 40 chickens, a soil tractor, and two grain wagons, with an estimated $20,000 fire loss. The barn was being raised to Arnold Vaughn, Rt. 1, Anderson.
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Cecil
Highland High School
Cross Street
Chesterfield
Richland
Grand Jury Probes To Continue In Two Deaths
The Madison County grand jury, in session since May 4, will continue today to probe two violent deaths, one last year and one last February, with details being withheld as police investigations proceed. On Thursday the panel will also study the shooting death of Mrs Ruby Ann Scott, 25, at Fuller's Pool Hall. Robert William Johnson, 41, was jailed on first degree murder and kidnapping charges in connection with her death and appeared for a probable cause hearing. He was detained by County Court Judge George K. Hughes until counsel is secured. Johnson allegedly shot Mrs Scott Sunday afternoon following a dispute over a $30 debt involving her ex husband Fred D. Scott Sr. Johnson surrendered to an Anderson police officer Monday after fleeing to an Indianapolis area.
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Madison County
William F. Lawler Jr
Ruby Ann Scott
Locust St
Robert William Johnson
Arrow Ave
Johnson
George K. Hughes
Hughes
Scott
Fuller's
Walton St
Fred D. Scott Sr
19Th St
Anderson
Indianapolis
Utilities To Receive Refunds From 1M And M
Anderson and 11 other Indiana and Michigan Electric Company A&M utilities will share more than 4 million in refunds after a June 1 FPC order approving a settlement related to a 1972 wholesale rate increase. Anderson will receive 591,274.90 and Frankfort 1,061.71 with credits to be applied to retail accounts pending PSC approval and paperwork completion.
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Indiana and
Michigan Electric Company
A&m
Federal Power Commission
FPC
J&m
Power and Light
Dean Shaw
the Herald
Anderson
Franktop
Shaw
Indiana Public Service Commission
PSC
City Appeals Insurance Premium Case in Indiana Court
The city filed a court record with the Indiana Court of Appeals on Monday seeking to overturn a December ruling by Special Judge Wesley Rathill Jr. that would reinstate the employee insurance premium schedule effective January 1, 1976. About 400 city workers represented by three unions challenge a 43.5 percent premium increase and the automatic annual renewal of the firefighters contract. The city has 30 days to file a brief outlining appeal bases as the long-running dispute continues.
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Indiana Court of Appeals
Marvin Qlanin
Sperial
Wesley Ralliff Jr
Anderson Firefighters Laval
Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 48
Utility Workers of America
Rathill
Indianapolis
Clanin
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