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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1973
Page
1
Henry A. Kissinger and Le Duc Tho resume discussions in Paris on halting Vietnam cease fire violations. Kissinger hopes for an early agreement as developments unfold on page 2. East Coast power demand strains grid amid heat and sweltering conditions prompting voltage reductions. page 3.
At about 8 30 p m Romines a 13 year old boy and Dana DeLong 4315 Ridge Rd were in a pool pit when he called for help and later drowned. Police and fire rescue worked an hour in difficult weather while a coroner declared death at the scene. Weston noted the drowning was Madison Countys first in 1973 and one of few yearly drownings.
Temperatures cooled briefly on Tuesday providing relief to non air conditioned workers as Indiana Michigan Power reported peak electrical demand Monday. Tornado warnings covered at least 18 counties with funnel clouds seen near Madison and Tippecanoe counties while a long Delco Remy train block caused a major traffic jam on the Ind 109 bypass.
Ray Wood, longtime businessman, defends the Fairwood Bluffs Conservancy District formed in 1955 to fund storm and sanitary sewer work on the east side. A Hancock County suit over water and sewage runoff led to a judgment against the district, with assets amounting to about 35,000 to be turned over to the Imels.
Westside residents begin to shape a charrette strategy led by Bob Cox of the Council of Governments. About 20 locals have been contacted to guide a neighborhood driven process focusing on housing and social issues.
The Northside Community Association met Tuesday to discuss traffic fixes for Broadway and Cross Street, a grade angle intersection at Grand and Broadway, and sidewalk additions near Hiawatha school. It also reviewed park vandalism concerns at Shadyside Park and proposed patrols, plus street repairs and a Delaware Street bridge fix. An election of officers is planned for September.
South Anderson Civic Association met for a third week to coordinate drainage repairs traffic improvements and land use. Residents urged action on Main and 53rd streets intersections moratorium discussions and rezoning plans amid new business and housing zones on Madison Avenue and 58th Street.
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