City Council to Eye 1962 Housing Code Revision
City Council set Thursday night for a broad agenda including a major 1962 housing code revision to set minimum standards, outline owner responsibilities, and establish enforcement steps with a $50 fine for violations. Also on the agenda are zoning and subdivision updates, traffic rules, and contracts for a new fire station.
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Assembly Holds First Meeting For 1970 Housing and Air Rules
The legislative body’s executive arm met to discuss a housing code repeal and proposed air pollution controls. A second traffic ordinance would curb speeds on Third and Fifth streets and College Avenue. Separate mass meetings at Warner Auditorium featured Rev. Woodsaine and Dr. Nida, with talks by Tom Skier and others.
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AMVETS Leader Discusses Elwood Center Move
Heath, ex Elwood resident and new AMVETS commander, says the plan to move headquarters to Elwood faces budget and logistical hurdles while AMVETS remains stabilized in Indianapolis. He notes Pulse is a prominent member of the Ta diang AMVETS but not an official spokesman. Further details will come after project studies.
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New Arrivals at St Johns and Community Hospital births
At St Johns Hospital new arrivals include a boy for Mr and Mrs Smi at 2412 Waliin and a boy for Mr and Mrs Ronald Freund of 2803 E Ninth St. At Community Hospital a boy born to Mr and Mrs James Rossel of Third St and a girl to Mr and Mrs Clyde Thompson of Mounds Road. Also a boy for Mr and Mrs Raymond Witcher of Frankton.
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Elwood Court News Faces Docket From City Cases
Judge FroTem Walter presides as several Elwood defendants appear on drug and traffic related charges. Ray Carpenter, 13, faces no driver's license and 1935 Beverage Act violations with case continued. Larry Blankenship, 11, charged with resisting arrest, trial set Aug 4. Gary Byrne, 13, cited for speeding with fines. May Bizelave, 70s, public intoxication case continued to Aug 4. Patricia Wylie, 24, speeding plus costs. Michael Caldwell, 7, speeding with fines and costs. Dwight Withoit, 21, nonsupport. forfeiture of bail directed. Manuel Flores, 4 percent, public intoxication. bond forfeited for failure to appear. Hereche J Whited and others cited for speeding. Guilty plea entered for one. Stephen Land, 18, beverage act violation. fined. Danny Shrock, 18, failure to yield to emergency vehicle. case continued to Jun 30. Jacinto Pena, 1, contributing to delinquency. case continued to Jun 16. Frank Laura, 12, beverage act violation. case continued Jun 8.
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Elwood Junior High To Get New Furniture
Elwood school board approves 14828 for new junior high furniture from Kiger St. in Indianapolis and Burgauer's via Muncie. A 4272 appropriation funds shower renovations to gas heat. Also, six table units ordered for special education, with enrollment notes and possible portable classrooms as needed.
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Ky Says Cambodia Green-Lights Vietnamese Operations
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky announced Cambodia has agreed to let South Vietnamese troops operate anywhere deemed necessary for security. He also said Lt Gen Nguyen Duc Thang will be the new South Vietnamese ambassador to Phnom Penh.
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Seaman Apprentice Finishes Training At Great Lakes
SEA DUTY tarry James fira finn apprentice, USN, completes training at Great Lakes Naval Training Station after graduation from besse Haining. He will report to Bremerton Washington to begin sea duty aboard the carrier USS Killy Hawk. Son of Mr and Mrs Paul Somes of Sherman Street his wife Cathy resides at George. A 1968 graduate of Andeeson High School he worked at Nicholson File and Guide Lamp before enlisting March 10.
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Bombed Police Offices In New York City
An explosion ripped the second floor of police headquarters in Manhattan Tuesday night likely from dynamite planted in a restroom. At least three officers and a woman elevator operator were injured, with four ambulances on scene. No top officials were in the building. Across town in Amman Jordan, royal motorcade gunfire hit the streets as fighting erupted between Jordanian troops and Arab guerrillas. the king survived unharmed. A Palestinian group condemned the attack.
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Anderson Area Deaths Highlight Local Obituaries
Memorial notices report Lucile Heuchans of Anderson died at home aged 12 in Vickers Apartments while her husband William J. Heuchans died in 1965. Survivors include son William M. Morris and two granddaughters, joined by siblings and other relatives. Theo H Miller 68 died Tuesday at 2527 Lincoln after years of illness. he had worked at Delco Remy Division of GM since 1963 and married Carrie Ramner Nichols in 1940. Services set for Baker Brothers Funeral Home with interment at Memorial Park Cemetery. A separate blast damaged a five story headquarters wounding two cars and tearing walls as crowds gathered. authorities deployed tactical units amid other area crime reports involving radicals and Panthers awaiting federal/state trials.
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Ceasefire Talks Amid New Fire Flames Across Mideast
The Jordanian government reported a ceasefire with guerrilla reps while heavy fighting continued in Amman. Firebombs and arson cases surfaced in several areas with police and arson squads briefed at an Ohio State University seminar. Officials noted difficulties proving arson and cited motives such as insurance fraud and revenge.
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Final rites announced for Blanche Logan in Indianapolis
Mrs Blanche Logan 41 of 1 B Ninth St searewen Hoon Pese One faces final rites at 10 a.m. Friday at the Harry EB Moore Funeral Punecal Home on East Michigan Street in Indianapolis. Names include Chaney and Snyder with campaign notes about Nixon era politics. Families and funeral details listed amid broader notices from Indiana and surrounding areas.
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Druggist Helps Stop Forged Prescription Arrest
Elwood pharmacist Thomas Burke alerted Elwood police after suspect handed him a forged prescription for Desoxyz. State Trooper John Stout reported the man fled before arrival but Burke provided license number and car description. Bond set at $2000 after the suspect was charged.
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Indiana Bank Robbery in Merrillville by Armed Bandit
An unidentified man robbed Peoples Federal Savings and Loan in Merrillville Indiana taking an undetermined amount of cash. He produced a large revolver from a shopping bag and forced two tellers to surrender money. No injuries reported. Police seek suspect information.
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Antipoverty Directors Arrested in New York Embezzlement Case
Three former antipoverty program directors in New York were arrested on charges of embezzling more than $34,000 in city funds. Thurman Warris, Furney Pressley, and Robert Dune allegedly drafted and submitted false vouchers to the city over the past year.
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