City fathers to consider resolutions tonight
The Anderson City Council will discuss annexation proposals in Richland Township along with a 3.5 percent local electric rate hike. Other items include sludge dumping approval at a county landfill, a sewer contract for 87,215, land conveyance near Main Street for the Truman Bridge project, a two year lease with United Cerebral Palsy, a park department budget transfer, and a two year lease of a 1978 Buick Century for Civil Defense at 174.68 per month.
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Richland Township
Anderson City Council
Board of Public Works
Madison County Commissioners
Ralph Reed and Son, Inc
Philadelphia-East Lynn
Marjorie
Jesse Plummer
Main Street
Harry S. Truman
City Park Department
United Cerebral Palsy
Madison County
Central Avenue Center
Park Department
Heckaman Buick
Civil Defense Department
Underwriters Meeting at Elks Club Today
The Underwriters will hold a noon meeting at the Elks Club at 1803 Broadway. George Kneipp, regional supervisor for the Mid-America office of Prudential Life Insurance Company, will speak. The group will donate to the Madison County Chapter of the American Diabetes Association to support Camp Warvel and diabetic youth sponsorships.
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Life
Underwriters
Elks Club
Broadway
George Kneipp
Mid-America
Uudential Insurance Company
Ameri
Underwriters Association
Madison County
American Diabetes Association
Warvel
Bradford Woods
Martinsville
Chamber of Commerce
The
Jaycees
15-cent stamp with letter A sale at Anderson offices
A 15-cent stamp bearing the letter A is on sale at the Anderson Post Office and all postal branches. The stamp value is 19 cents, matching the new rate for one ounce first class domestic mail effective May 29. The design shows an eagle with U.S. Postage beneath and A beside the eagle, white on an orange background. issued 1975 76 while A stamps remain in local use until numerical renominations arrive.
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Reese
Anderson
U.S
Hermit James Martin Pursues a Nontraditional Life
James Martin, 36, of Hermitship Street Ma, admits he is a candidate for hermit life while living year round in a foot teepee on a Harford County farm. He says the lifestyle saves money to buy land in his preferred region, either here or in Kentucky. He notes some doubt from onlookers as he speaks of his unusual choice and recalls a date that ended awkwardly when arriving at his tent.
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