Police Blotter Details Multiple Local Crimes
A Daleville man, 18, was arrested in Connersville after a March 7 burglary at Anderson Launderers and Cleaners. Griffin is jailed in Madison County on second degree burglary charges. Three burglaries were reported Sunday in the area with homes entered by broken windows and valuables stolen. An armed robbery at Pizza Hut netted more than 600 in cash. two suspects fled in a car, later found with bandanas and masks. A separate Saturday arrest involved Leo Harris on armed robbery charges linked to a car takeover and theft. Juveniles were detained at a drive-in for delinquency and public intoxication. one faced a marijuana possession charge. A Lee Davis residence burglary yielded about 800 in merchandise. The period included additional disturbances at a theater and other minor break-ins with various items stolen.
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Daleville
Connersville
Anderson Launderers and Cleaners
Maii St
Hooard A. Griffin
National Crime Information Center
NCIC
U.S
Griffin
Madison County
Carole Gunter
K. Cross St
Willie Austin
Mulvane Ave
Willie Davis
Sherida St
Tim Morris
Malus
Irit Dargis
Eighth St
Morris
Twu
Matar
Pitt Streets
Leo Harris
Raible Ave
Greg Williams
16Th S
15Th
Dewey Streets
Bla
Arrow Avenue
Harris
South Drive-In
W. Lard
Educational Plan Expands At Pendleton Reformatory
The Pendleton Reformatory expands training with licensed barbers, remedial reading, and art classes. Instructors note many inmates are 18 to 25, with heavy demand for shop space and a long waiting list for vocational programs. Swartz praises inmate artists like Willem Tanner and prepares art shows including the Governor's Exhibit. Puryear cites overcrowded shops, 400 of about 1,400 statutes in use, and ongoing need for more classes to place men in jobs.
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Rowden
Saahbutan
Amm
Hanki
Tin Swarts
Swartz
Himes
Willem Tanner
Reformatory
Ima
Tan
Cickiv
Puryear
Rob Purvis
Miler
Purvis
Charles
Rutland
Totland
Pendleton Reformators
Sehust
Anderson Sets July 15 for Delaware Street Paving Plan
Central Civic Group eyes projects as the city targets July 15 to finish paving sidewalks and curbs on the Brown Delaware thoroughfare. Board of Public Works chair Chester Doc Lawrenee announced at a Central Civic Association meeting. The long stalled project began last July and faced spring delays due to two suits filed against the city by Kenneth L. Lewis.
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Jeff Kurowsk
Herald
Anderson
Anderson Board of Public Works
Chester “Doc” Lawrenee
Central Civic Association
Delaware Street
Kenneth L. Lewis
Delaware St
Schuyler Hancock
Madison County Superior Court
William R. Clifford
Lewis and Hancock
Lulford
Alow
Lewis
Hancock
Lewis and
Clifford
Stuart
Paul Alatza
Lester Farran
Dick Necler
Board
William Buck
Brown-Delaware
Buck
7Th
Brown Delaware
Lawrence
White River
Jobin Street
John Street
Dewey Street
Anderson Community School Board
Ken McClure
Central City
Seventh Street
Columbia
Shadeland
McClure
Symbionese murder verdicts in Marcus Foster case
A Sacramento Superior Court jury convicted two Symbionese Liberation Army members, Russell Little and Joseph Remiro, of first degree murder in the cyanide slaying of Oakland schools superintendent Marcus Foster. They also found both men guilty of attempted murder in the wounding of Foster aide Robert Blackburn.
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Ceil
Symbionese Liberation Army
Oakland
Marcus Foster
Superior Court
Russell Little
Joseph Remiro
Foster
Robert Blackburn
Remiro
Marion area nurse Eva Haguewood dies at 92
Eva Haguewood 92 died Monday at her daughter Helen Gauker’s home in Marion after a long nursing career. she lived in Anderson 20 years before moving to Marion in 1973. Surviving: daughter Helen, son H A Thornburg of Maine, a granddaughter, great grandchild, and great great grandchild. Funeral Wednesday 10:30 a.m. at Fhawley Mortuary with Rev Woodbridge officiating. friends may call tonight 7-9 p.m.
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Yorktown
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Richman Funeral Home
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Friends Way
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Heba Laustine Oliver
Macedonia
Ball Memorial Hospital
Waller
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Sandra) Leicht
Perry
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James F. Goble
Ind
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Community Hospital
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RCA
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Sharon) Lipe
Mel
Eva Goble
Wout Lafayette
Mary) Harris
Fort Worth
Texas
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Elwood
Leoni E. Wiseman
S. B St
Mercy Hospital
Atlanta
Delco - Remy
Harlan Wiseman
Beverly Williams
Orlando
Flas
Jim Green
Aldood
Richard Green
Elkhart
Jack White
Elwood Bicyclist Killed in Car Collision on Brown Street
A Elwood bicyclist died when a bicycle collided with a car driven by Conrad G. Snodgrass on Brown Street Monday afternoon. Chris Buckner, 10, of 524 E. Schaal St., was treated and released from Community Hospital. Another cyclist, Robin Ellsworth, 11, suffered facial abrasions after being struck by a pickup driven by Kenneth McNew, 31, on Adth Street. Courtney Smith, 4, of 3925 W Ninth St., received multiple injuries after running into a car driven by Mery C. Harris on Witch Street. Police noted pedestrians and bicycles accidents reached 40 in nine days of June.
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Tad
Brown Street
Chris Buckner
E. Schaal
Robin P. Ellsworth
St. John's Hospital
Miss Ellsworth
Adth Street
Kenneth RB. McNew
McNew
Community Hospital
Henry
Courtney Smith
Ninth St
Mery C. Harris
T Harris
Witch Street
Tolice
Young Smith
Frankton approves major water tower repairs and upgrades
Frankton’s town board approved maintenance outlays totaling 2,500 for clea n and paint the water tower and 12 for a safety device. KESSLER of Fremont bid 3,954 for painting and cleaning and 1,090 for safety device installation. Leary Construction, Greenfield, contracted to perform the work with warranty terms and an inspector visit. Beets of Farm Bureau protested electrical rate increases at the elevator and Ferr explains PSC rates. a check on the facility is planned.
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Frankton
Prackton
Larry Whelsel
Jerry Cunningham
Leary Construction Company
Greenfield
Gary Dalzel
Kessler Company
Fremont
Ohio
Twe
Leary
Arcadia
Cicero
Marion Gaisty
Chesterfield
Middletown
Fortville
Nhuberts Beets
Farm Bureau Association
Bob Willis
Public Service Commission
Beets
Willis
Flag Day reflection on Americanism and flag symbolism
The piece argues Flag Day should be a day of reflection rather than ritual. It credits the Stars and Stripes with enduring meaning, cites George Washington on the flag, and calls for a renewed commitment to the nation's founding principles amid differing views on Vietnam.
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George Washington
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