Revenue Sharing Bill Clears House in Landslide Vote
The House approved a 34 year extension of federal revenue sharing delivering 4.65 billion dollars annually to cities counties and states with limited federal controls. President Ford praised passage and urged quick Senate action to avert fiscal problems for governments while opponents argued overbearing federal influence with several amendments rejected.
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Washington
House
Ford
Usebill
Senate
Toca
Senate approves compromise antitrust bill after lengthy fight
The Senate passed a compromise antitrust enforcement bill by a 65 to 19 vote after a protracted battle. Sponsors said concessions retained the measure’s aims while addressing objections, with the bill now sent to conference as supporters and opponents lock in positions before possible White House action.
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Washington
Senate
Teasure
Ford
Ken Scott
Sen
Philli Mart
D-Mich
Sen. Raman B. Iruska
Winol
City Eyes Power Rate Petition as County Sunsets Buy
The council unanimously approves filing a petition with the Public Service Commission of Indiana to allow possible rate increases for electric service. Officials say the move is a preparatory step, not an immediate tax, with hearings to follow and a supplemental petition planned. The document also notes contracts and transfers tied to water main work, landfill costs, and park board agreements.
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Layne Northern
Andrew Ucuik
Layne Norhern
Public Service Commission of Indiana
Trans Indiana
Michigan Electric Ligne
Maris Fall Loid
Ue Council
D& M Tessimony
Shay
Hall
Khali
Anderson
Indiang & Michigan
Public Utility Holding Act
PSC
Jall
Ite
Ulility Co
Madigan County
Clanin
The
Park Board
Reginald Munkin
Aqui Gardens
Dunkin
Pack Board
Anderson Auxiliary
Edgewater Park
Noble Street United Methodist Church
Bill McCarty
Central Avenue
Anderson Optimist Boy's Club, Inc
Animal Shelter
Hoger Hughes Chevratet
Oldsmobile Inc
Elwood
Park de
School board approves repairs and staffing changes
The board approves resurfacing the high school track at 4857 dollars, funds for a cooking stove at Muirland School, and a classroom for learning disabled students via Elwood Tipton cooperation. Resignations of two staff members are accepted. a principal shift at Alexandria Elementary is planned. A building addition proposal was denied by the state board.
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Chalice Srott Sayvey
Seriool Corporation
Creck
Muirland School
Tipton
Elwood
Migrant Colocction Coop
Timothy Fide Ws
Fitn
Alexandria
David Schlachenwald
A. Phan
Weill i
Defense To Begin in Hasnes Autopsy Case
The autopsy described a panshot wound to Hasnes with a bullet injuring the pulmonary vein. Pathologist Dr. William Mealy testified the bullet entered the back left side. another officer cited powder markings on a shirt but firearms tests varied on range. A Treasury agent linked a 22 caliber rifle to the crime scene.
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Hasnes
William Mealy
Maynes
Billy
Hiv
Betynes
Baynes
Davis
John Ohm
Department of the Treasury
Haynes
Hinewl Police
Ayties’ Iy
Writing Expert Testifies In Murder Trial In Indiana
A state police handwriting expert linked Ruth Pearson to signatures on receipts for two handguns used in the Oct 14 murder of John Pearson in Carmel. The testimony outlined a home scene damaged to mislead investigators and Pearson’s statements about avoiding Heaven by self harm.
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Noblesville, Inn
Iap
Ruth Pearson
Carmel
Indianapolis
A. Gale Snider
Prarsin
Senate
Snider
Elizabeth Ray says she was driven to brink by payroll scandal
Chicago columnist Irv Rupeninet quotes Elizabeth Ray saying she was on the verge of death by her own actions amid uproar over the claim she was paid a government salary as a mistress for Rep. Wayne Hays. Ray recalls frantic 2:40 a.m. call to Duke Zeibert and says she sought fame through risky conduct.
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Chicago
Elizabeth Hay
Congressional
Miss Ray
Chicago Sun-Times
Duke
Duke Zeibert
Washington
Rupeinet
Elizabeth
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Rupcinet
Miss Ray Ad
Smith
St. John's
Burglary Report and Related Incidents Across City
Police logged multiple break ins including Abe Dailey home theft of a 238 table clock from 835 Dresser Delve and a van stolen from Guide Division Gate 1. A car truck collision near Ind 28 injured a Summitville resident. a Middletown case left two injured after a ditch crash. An arrest warrant issued for a 25 year old Anderson man in a Village Pantry theft. A shooting case involved James A. Smith and Kathryn Smith with police uncertain charges. Porcelain collection auction planned for Sam Giancana estate amid ongoing investigations.
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Abe Fema Dailey
Dresser Delve
Donald Klein
N. 14Th St
Elwood
Guide Division Gate 1
Guide Division
Tom Isreal
N. U St. Elwood
Pina
Willie Lee Fuller
Halford St
Anderson
Pantey
Raible Ave
Charles C. Baker
Baker
Ind
Summitville
Rium
Max Ables
Rt. 3
Alexandria
Carelyn Bohlander
Ri 1
Bohlander
Mercy Hospital
Middletown
Berson
Lee
Sue Emswiller
Rt. 1
Janes A. Smith
Hendricks St
St. John's Hospital
Smith
Kathleen
Dewey St
Alets
West Central Bids Open for Leach and Lapel Projects
West Central school board opened bids Thursday for Leach School window replacement and Lapel paving. Paving bids came from Acme Paving Co. and Rieth Riley at about 25,000 and 23,700 dollars respectively. Window bids were from Ne'shouse Construction Inc Indianapolis Mel Sylvester Construction Tony Lavisi Inc and Hugh Baker and Company.
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West Central School Board
Leach School
Lapel
Acme Paving Co
Rieth Riley
Ne‘shouse Construction Inc
Indianapolis
Mel Sylvester Construction
Tony Lavisi Inc
Hugh Baker and Company
James 0. Fry
Fankton
Joan Casey
Gerald Roudebush
Roudebush
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Gaired Rosa
Rodney Davis
Anderson Police Department
Haines
Hamilton County
Doge Buller Tr My. Pearson
Shootiny Denuth
Pearson
Ani Intrider
Liz
Sam “Momo
Giancana
Oak Park
Richard Friedman
Parmer Lutz Furniture
Hera
SEALY
Lanarspeing Construction
Foundation
Irmer
Matching Foundation
North EN ST
West Central
Leach
Spa
Tery
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